Matt + Bowen welcome one of their comedy heroes and the host of the excellent new Good Hang podcast AMY POEHLER to Las Culturistas! The boys are beyond excited to chat with this genuine JOY (IYKYK) of a person about the impact of Miss Piggy on popular culture and humanity at large, how life gets better in your fifties, and how important it is to date someone who knows when to leave the party. Also, being a mom to teen boys and loving it, Amy’s comedic impact on the queers, how everyone has the equivalent of a plastic spoon in their heads, and getting to the age where you no longer want to be “shook” (physically). All this, The Pitt, the good old days smoking from a bong, the bad old days jumping on a trampoline, drinking milk, drinking water and the fact that horror movies… are scary and sad!!! Stream Good Hang! And bow down to Amy P, who is absolutely one of the best to ever do it. What an honor to have her on Las Cultch. Two words: YES, PLEASE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chapter 1: Who are the hosts and guest of this episode?
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Look, Matt. Oh, I see. Bowen, look over there. Is that culture? Yes. Las Culturistas. Ding dong, Las Culturistas calling.
Get into it. Mayhem in the desert. Mayhem in the desert merch. My favorite color, the color that works best for me and my skin tone, neon.
I can't tell if you're joking because Matt is one of our olive toned legends and you really must cherish this fact about yourself. I like- You've been, can I say as a platonic person in your life? Here we go. You looked really good this weekend. Shut up.
Were you looking at my photos scantily clad?
I sort of went there in my photos. You could have withheld from posting and yet you didn't.
I didn't want to.
And one of the sort of fringe things that happens, one of the fringe consequences is that sometimes your friends go, oh. Sometimes your friends get a little chub for you. It's actually rule of culture number 16.
Sometimes your own friends get a little chub for you. Sometimes your own friends get a little chub for you. Well, thanks. Awkward. Wait, can I say? Lucky for you, though, because I now went to weekend one. We're going to weekend two. It's going to be 20 degrees colder. In a good way. Yes. It's going to be in the mid-70s for my legend. The gods said it's Bowen Yang's first Coachella. Cool it down.
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Chapter 2: What is the significance of Victoria Frankenstein in Universal's new theme park?
They turned it. You know what we need to do? We need to do Abbott and Costello meet the monsters, but Matt and Bowen meet the monsters. Yes. I'm pitching this to Universal. Have us meet the Wolfman. I'm serious. This is a film franchise. This is Matt and Bowen meet Dracula, meet the Bride of Frankenstein.
Meet Victoria Frankenstein.
Oh. We're coming for her. Have you heard about Victoria Grant Frankenstein? The great granddaughter of... Well, let's ask her after we bring her in. She's a legend. Everyone, please welcome Amy Poehler!
Hi! That was like being at my own funeral.
floating above the casket.
Yes, I was dissociating.
Like rise like the monsters. Have you heard about Victoria Frankenstein?
Oh my gosh, I don't know.
We asked Tina the same exact thing in her episode. Did she tell you?
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Chapter 3: Why do Amy Poehler and Bowen discuss theme parks and sobriety?
All right.
Sorry. I know it's lame.
First of all, we are the ones who should probably take a seat.
Our guide was talking about you too.
Wait. Okay. Was it Sam? Yeah. Lovely.
And he had the best time with you.
We had the best time with him. And he was really a classic. He was the perfect prototype of what you want that person to be. Oh, yeah.
Disney World is overwhelming.
Oh, yes.
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Chapter 4: How do Amy Poehler and Bowen Yang describe aging and health concerns like osteoporosis?
Think about how great it was. There's something that's just so great about it.
You know what I mean?
You know what I'm saying? No, I have a basic bitch, like white girl Stanley that I love because I like to sip it like a gerbil. Like I like the straw and I like to be like...
This is the second episode in a row that gerbils have come up. There's something in the culture about gerbils. Like they're back. Oh shit, guinea pigs. Rodents at large are having a moment. No, but that's what I'm saying is like when I was growing up, it was not water on the table. I'll tell you what there was. A Coke, a diet Coke, and a Sprite, two liters each.
Don't forget about milk, babe.
I was just going to say, we shared this thing. We came up when milk was king. You would not get an osteoporosis, that's for sure.
You would chug a glass of milk. At least. Once a day.
They said two. There was a time they were saying two. It was like Cindy Crawford on the cover of whatever the fuck with her got milk mustache being like, if it's not two, you're going to die of osteoporosis. And one of the things I remember my Nana saying to me when I was little was she looked me in the eye and said, osteoporosis is not fun.
And I was, I'm like, and now I'm scared. And where is that in the culture now? Like, have we just forgotten about osteoporosis?
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Chapter 5: What insights do Amy Poehler and Bowen share about their early comedy careers and influences?
We were there for- Talking about how with friends, acquaintances we have have been in that club for 48 hours.
Yeah, we know people that have been there for days.
We'll be like, let's see how long we last. We left after hour four.
It was maybe five or six. And it wasn't because it was just like not it was it was great. We were the best time. But we were like, oh, you know what? We'll go home. We'll catch some Z's. We'll come back later. I text Bo and I'm like, can I say something? What if we didn't go back? What if? And then we walked to a museum and walked back because we realized we had to pay.
So what did we do that afternoon? We walked to the museum and walked back. Didn't even go into the museum. We had a burger.
I'm here to tell you that if you enjoy that now, the future is very bright.
Oh, I'm happy.
Because best decade yet for me, 50s by far best decade. Way better. And also, I have to say to your point, Bowen, like women my age or the age in our 50s, it used to be kind of like maiden mother crone. Those were the maiden mother crone, right?
And
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Chapter 6: How does Amy Poehler reflect on motherhood and raising teenage boys?
It's a work in progress.
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Chapter 7: What is Amy Poehler's advice on life, career, and personal growth?
Pre-TikTok things that would have taken off on TikTok. Now, I know this sounds so cloying and obnoxious, but it's true. Like Matt and I would like start like song, like- Oh yeah, we had tunes.
Yeah.
We would start like TikTok songs. Bare people, if you know what we're talking about. You know.
Four Nights in Orlando, which was our American horror story. But every episode was 15 seconds long. Every episode was 15 seconds long in Orlando. We would go, we would be on about a metric ton of edibles.
And we would- And shoot like horror anthologies at Disney World.
Oh my God.
It's out there. It is out there.
If you go deep in the Instagrams, they are there.
But we were- What was the horror anthology called?
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