Liz Feldman
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266 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Liz Feldman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah, somebody said middle age is until you're 60, which I thought was generous.
Have them on their podcast.
Yeah, I mean, I think in part because when you're a kid, all you have is your friends.
You're just there to play. You're there to make believe. You're, you know, you don't have judgment or, you know, needs that are clear. Yeah.
Because I'm 34.
Yeah. Talk to Matt's trainer. Cause he'll tell you at 37, at 37, that's where you identify your needs.
Truly. But that is true. Like you're allowed to be intimate and vulnerable and yourself when you're a kid. And I think by the time you get into your mid thirties, forties, I'm just being generous by saying that.
30s i really just mean over 40. but um no but when you get to be an older person like there's a history that you have behind you yeah there's like a present that you're living in where there's so many stories like it's like when you go on a first date with somebody yes and you're like which version of myself like am i gonna give like am i gonna tell them my brother and my sister you know yeah and and so jesse and i were really lucky because we became friends in the writer's room of dead to me yes
And I knew who she was and she knew who I was. And we were both sort of like, you know.
And then when we started talking in the writer's room, I realized that like everybody was just watching us sort of kibitz and chit chat with each other. And like, we just had so much in common and I was so excited. And I, you know, you feel that sparkle inside with that new friend thing, which, you know, I'm a happily married gay. I've been with my wife for 16 years.
So I don't, you know, I don't get to do the first date thing, but that felt great.
Kind of first date-y and it was really like, it was really sweet. And so we are weirdly kind of like friendship nerds. We love to talk about friendship.
And by the way, you guys are- We're the biggest friendship nerds. But you are such wonderful friends to each other. Like it's such a pleasure to listen to your show, not just for the funny and the pop culture of it all so that I feel relevant and I sort of know what's going on in the world, but also just because like you are kind to each other. You are like the living embodiment of yes and.
I mean, you guys love each other and it's like it's snark free in such a wonderful, like fresh way.
No, I would actually call you devoid of snark. I would see, you guys are so like authentic and I would say very kind hearted about your approach to pop culture.
Oh no, we are playing it safe because at first, you know how it is when you're first doing a podcast. You need, well, it's also like, people don't know what your show is. So like, no, we're not going to, Chastain's not coming on yet.
Yeah, I mean, you know, so we do have our white whales, you know, of course, as I've heard you guys talk about.
Of course. Of course, we know we have our white whales, but for now we are mostly having guests on that we know on some level because they trust us enough to come on without having heard an episode because the show doesn't come out until March 14th. But the whole point is that we want to make friends and we feel excited that we got to make friends with each other.
So now we're like, who else could we make friends with? And the excuse of just inviting them on the podcast and then essentially like bum rushing them into friendship.
And, and cornering them and basically putting pressure on them in front of a microphone to be like, but would you want to have drinks with us? Yes.
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