TCB Infomercial w. Mo Gilligan
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What insights does Mo Gilligan share about prop betting?
The Apple Watch is a prick though, man. You'll be minding your own business. Have you seen this, Alex? Then the Apple Watch says, big man, stand up. Have you seen this? For no reason. The watch, big man, breathe. The watch tells you to breathe, bro. Fuck this watch, man.
yeah, to kind of go through and do it that route felt the most organic for me, but also the most, the most fulfilling because I, you know, again, before any of the success was happening, it's a social media. I'm meeting people in the street who were just like, Oh man, like you were treating me like I'm someone. Yeah. And I'm like, I just do videos in my bedroom. You know what I mean? Yes.
How does Mo Gilligan feel about cold plunges and their benefits?
Yeah.
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All you cats and kittens, welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Greene. This is the Wicked Ways director, Kristen Joy Hoadley. Best to you, Kristen. Best to you, Brian. Best to you out there in the podcast universe. Remember that song by, what's his name, Chris Isaac? Wicked Games.
Oh, what a wicked game. And I want to fall in love with you.
Oh, my God.
Chris Isaac was like... That sounded very close. It did, didn't it?
What strategies does Mo use to connect with his audience on social media?
And I want to fall in love with you. What a wicked game to play. What a wicked game to play.
And he had those models. Remember the video? He had those beautiful Claudia Schiffer. Wasn't there a beach scene? It was beach. It was lots of boobs with sand and bikinis. And then he was playing his guitar with his weird face. What a wicked thing to say. What a wicked thing to do. What a wicked thing to do. But I liked the song at the time. I was like, okay, all right, I can get down with that.
How did Mo Gilligan break into television and what challenges did he face?
Yeah, why not? All right. But whatever happened to Chris Isaac? He was like an actor for a while there, wasn't he? Was he? I feel like he did a couple of comedy things even. Yeah, because he's got that funny face that everybody wants to, you know, do. Whatever. Anyway. Uh... it's a tcb infomercial and i'm very excited to have mo gilligan here with us today he is an import from london he's very famous over there very popular comedian uh over in the uk tv shows he you know i mean the mass singer the mass dancer the mass singer the mass dancer late-ish uh he's got like he's done four or five six shows over there on the bbcs and uh you know all the channels that they have the other one the big nasty the big
Nasty. Yeah, I want to check that one out. Go to MoGilligan.com I guess is the bottom line to this one. He's on tour very briefly here in the United States and then he's going elsewhere in the world.
What impact did Mo's Netflix special have on his career?
Because he's doing a world tour.
He's doing a world tour, quote unquote. And I can't wait to get into it with him. And I watched his special last night. I got to say, it's pretty fucking funny. He's on Netflix, too. He's got two different specials on Netflix. So MoGilligan.com, you can get all the information there. Of course, I'll put the information in the show notes also. But I wanted to talk briefly before we get to Mo. I want to talk briefly about something you and I were discussing before we got on the show, which is the prop bets. Remember, we were having that big conversation about betting a couple of weeks ago. We're having a big conversation about these bets where you can bet on a single player. Like, I think it's gotten to the minutia of, let's take March Madness for an example.
Number 33 is going to score a basket or get a rebound in the next travel down the court.
How does Mo Gilligan balance his comedy career with personal life changes?
And then you have a certain amount of time to quickly lock in your bet. And that's called a prop bet. You're betting on every little thing that happens in the game. And now the director of the NCAA, I think, has been calling for a ban on it. He's actually been calling on it. $2.7 billion. That's how much the American Gaming Association estimates will be bet this year on the NCAA's men's and women's basketball tournaments. $2.7 billion.
That's a lot of money.
What are you guys doing with your money? Send us a tenth of that and we will do the commercial break live in your bedroom for the rest of your life. You want to take off a Friday?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights does Mo Gilligan share about prop betting?
0:00–0:48
2
How does Mo Gilligan feel about cold plunges and their benefits?
0:48–1:25
3
What strategies does Mo use to connect with his audience on social media?
1:25–2:02
4
How did Mo Gilligan break into television and what challenges did he face?
2:02–2:54
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What impact did Mo's Netflix special have on his career?
2:54–3:37
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How does Mo Gilligan balance his comedy career with personal life changes?
3:37–4:24
7
What does Mo think about performing in different countries and cultures?
4:24–5:36
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How does Mo Gilligan view the importance of small venues in comedy?
5:36–57:07