ALN Classic - Pete Holmes
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Hey guys, Adam Ray here for the About Last Night Podcast. Hope you're having a great week. Looking forward to a great weekend. Today is an ALN classic episode. That's right. We're throwing it back to the old days of the podcast. We had some bangers, some hitters, some legends come through the show. So we thought we'd dig deep and throw it back to some of those insane, hilarious, fun episodes. So enjoy the hell out of this episode. Of course, follow the podcast at ALN Podcast on Instagram and Twitter. At Adam Ray Comedy on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Enjoy the episode. Enjoy That's what I'm saying.
This experience is so authentic. Yeah, as I told you before we turned the mics on, this is the most authentic representation of stand up comedy and the world of stand up I've ever seen on TV.
I really appreciate that. And then I said to you, I wish that was higher praise because it's been portrayed so wrong a lot of the time. Yeah. But that's not I'm not throwing shade on the phone. Wrong and not even
not even well, well, I will say, but also like accurately and deep enough. You know what I'm saying? Like
I think like Louie does a good job. I actually um
Dying Up Here is is right a lot for that time.
How does Pete Holmes describe the pressures of living and working in New York City?
But like a cur but like a Modernized.
And also modern starting in New York. The starting story. The origin story. Yeah. Which let's be honest, it's always an origin story. You you and I were talking about what if the show doesn't come back. We're always kind of going like, What's the next thing? Where's the next we're like uh pirates, like boring fat pirates. Boring, dull narcissistic pirates that haven't set sail ever. But I just mean like one of the thing one of the lines I'm trying to get in the third season is um someone telling Pete there is no making it. You have to make it twelve times before you make it. And even that is like a special slot reserved I don't even know who makes it. Yeah. Jim Gavigan on on my podcast was like, never be cool.
Never make it. Because if you he he said this, he goes, if you're on the cover of Rolling Stone, you can only go down. So he was like, just
fuck yeah.
Why poke the Hornets nest? Just stay with your fans, play theaters, do shows, whatever you want to do. He was like, Never, never be cool. But how do But
how do you but yeah, but how do you c control that or try to you I mean, 'cause y you're if you've gotten to I don't know, I mean, do you then downplay success or try to not like if the show continues to go let's say you do another five, six seasons and it's just like all these awards, then do you like do you find the balance of pulling back like not doing enough a l a ton of press so that you're not crushing it even harder in other areas so that people aren't so that's not building into this big you know what I'm saying?
Like I don't know if I understand what you're saying. Um
so like how do you keep the show from taking over everything? I
speak Adam. But like do you do you have to Well
he was saying just to not get so big and popular. So how do you control that? But like you're still wanting to make like let's say you you're still in this uh avenue of like, I want to make the show so great. Yeah. But and it is and it's happening so that it gets so big but you're like, All right, well how do I pull back a little bit without taking away from the show becoming
Oh, that's interesting. And that's what I was saying, like not doing 'cause you crush the top. And that's what I was saying, like not doing 'cause you crushed the talk
show, so saying So why not do that part? Like take away things that you cannot do so that you're not out there so great that people are like
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the ALN Classic “CRASHING” episode all about?
0:00–1:29
2
How does Pete Holmes describe the pressures of living and working in New York City?
1:29–6:13
3
Why does Pete say it’s important to balance success with staying grounded?
6:13–10:23
4
What challenges do comedians face when they try to “open for” each other?
10:23–16:21
5
How does the show’s writing process evolve from season 1 to season 3?
16:21–24:25
6
What does Pete say about becoming a parent and raising a future comedian?
24:25–33:23
7
How does Pete’s new memoir blend comedy, spirituality, and personal growth?
33:23–41:37
8
What are Pete’s biggest hopes for season 3 and the future of “CRASHING”?
41:37–1:06:10