Alex Winter + Brian Regan (Carolla Classics)
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Welcome to Corolla Classics. I'm your host, Superfan Giovanni. This is the podcast where we play the best moments, highlights, and fan-selected clips from all 16 years of The Adam Corolla Show. We have a companion podcast titled Corolla Classics with the ad-free archives exclusively available through PodcastOne.plus. Make sure to sign up, check it out, listen to the entire backlog of Corolla Classics ad-free. And if you'd like the ad-free archives of The Adam Corolla Show, The Adam and Dr. Drew Show, or wish to get access to the new podcast, Beat It Out, make sure to check out Adam Corolla's Substack, adamcorolla.substack.com. And if you'd like to request a clip, please email us, classicsatadamcorolla.com.
Now onto the clips. Coming up first, we have Adam Carillo's show 2469 with the great Alex Winter. Actor, director, producer, all around super interesting dude. Him and Keanu Reeves just recently wrapped up a run of Waiting for Godot on Broadway. By all accounts, it was indeed excellent. Of course, the Bill and Ted trilogy, all three masterpieces, and all this documentary work. He often comes on to promote his docs. It always makes for an interesting episode. Along with guest Jeff Clark, R.J. Bill, not in this portion. Gina Grad and Brian Bishop from 2018.
Good day, Gina Grad. Good day to you. Handball, Brian.
Cool.
Sonny Macaboney.
You've got to get Sonny into Bill and Ted.
Yeah. I've been thinking about Sonny.
Underrated movie.
And others. I'll tell you my thoughts about that in a second. First, Quicken Loans for this half of the show. RocketMortgage.com. BetOnline.ag. Enter Podcast One. Tommy John. Go to TommyJohn.com. MVMT.movement.com. Watch it. I'll tell you about that in a second. Okay. Yeah, Sonny getting them into Bill and Ted. Sonny getting them into looking for Pokemon or playing a video game or doing whatever. Everyone's got to get out of all that and into moving and doing in something. I'm really starting to think about this more and more. And I was thinking about it today. I did my –
What are the highlights of Alex Winter's career?
I did Ace on the House today, and I did it with an author named Ace Christiana. He's been in before, and he has a book called Handmade, and it's a nice book. It's this book about stuff you can make, do on your own. Different people have done different projects, lights and belts and- Adirondacks. Kits and things and all sorts of stuff. And I'm in the middle of working on a house right now and all that sort of goes into that. And- I've realized it's so important, and all stuff we've discussed before, but here's what I was really drilling down on today with Asa and Stromer, and I made myself some actual notes, which is... We are in a weird point in our nations, in our world history, which is we did not toy with any of these notions of really self-governing.
We were governed by the elements. We were governed by hunger and food and danger. Seasons. Seasons. In nature, we were governed by nature, essentially, like it's starting to snow, moving on, moving south. You know what I mean? I'm hungry. Let's go get some spears and hit a buffalo. And I'm cold. We'll skin the buffalo and tan the hide. You know, like we weren't governed. I mean. You can always say, well, I don't know, the pilgrims had self-determination or something. They got on to the Mayflower and the Pinto and the Santa Maria or the Mangria or whatever it is.
They wanted a strawberry in November. Better wait.
Yeah, but we didn't have everything all the time. And then we grew up, as an example I like to use, but I think it's – which is excited about The Grinch That Stole Christmas or excited about Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman, but we didn't get to control when we watched it. In the height of July. And my kids get to control when they watch it and they get to control lots of things that probably aren't good for them. Many of the things aren't good for them. So this notion of... As human beings. Now, here's the part that I sort of was really thinking about. We have an sort of internal motion machine that says, hmm, I don't want to go chase a wildebeest around with a spear for four days.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:15–2:25
2
What are the highlights of Alex Winter's career?
2:25–11:08
3
How does the conversation shift towards societal issues?
11:08–1:09:05
4
What identity protection measures should you take during the holidays?
1:09:05–1:10:01
5
How do social media platforms impact our perceptions of reality?
1:10:01–1:12:45
6
What are the consequences of living in a digital age?
1:12:45–2:17:57
7
What are the social dynamics of dining with strangers?
2:17:57–2:19:55
8
How do comedians perceive their interactions with audiences?
2:19:55–3:21:03
Speakers
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