Some Mic it Hot

Some Mic it Hot

Update: 2024-09-075
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This podcast episode delves into a variety of topics, starting with a discussion about the upcoming presidential debate and the political landscape surrounding reproductive rights and gun violence. It then explores the surprising endorsement of Kamala Harris by Wyoming Republican Liz Cheney, followed by an analysis of the family dynamics surrounding political figure Tim Walls. The episode also covers legal battles and political controversies, including the Trump campaign's use of Isaac Hayes's music and revelations about Vance's past writings. The podcast then shifts gears to discuss the finalized rules for the presidential debate, Trump's comments about the fairness of the event, and the ongoing legal battles surrounding RFK Jr.'s presidential campaign. It also touches on other news, including Baron Trump's first day at college and the upcoming season of Survivor. The episode features interviews with comedian Paul Sheer, who discusses his new memoir "Joyful Recollections of Trauma," and comedians Poppy Lew and Gareth Reynolds, who answer questions about their personal lives and offer advice to listeners. The hosts also share their personal highlights of the week in the "Haino" segment. The podcast concludes with a discussion about 90s nostalgia, including the abroller, the Sega Dreamcast, and the return of vibrant colors in fashion and design. The hosts also share their thoughts on romantic comedies and the "golf look."

Outlines

00:00:00
Political Landscape and Current Events

The podcast begins with a discussion about the upcoming presidential debate and the political landscape surrounding reproductive rights, gun violence, and the surprising endorsement of Kamala Harris by Wyoming Republican Liz Cheney.

00:03:23
Family Dynamics and Political Controversies

The podcast delves into the family dynamics surrounding Tim Walls, a political figure, and his brother Jeff's criticisms of Tim's political career. It also discusses a photo of Tim Walls's relatives wearing pro-Trump shirts and covers legal battles and political controversies, including the Trump campaign's use of Isaac Hayes's music and revelations about Vance's past writings.

00:10:21
Presidential Debate and Other News

The podcast reports on the finalized rules for the upcoming presidential debate, including the decision to mute microphones when candidates are not speaking. It also discusses Trump's comments questioning the fairness of the debate and his apparent difficulty remembering who he is running against. The episode also touches on other news, including the ongoing legal battles surrounding RFK Jr.'s presidential campaign, Baron Trump's first day at college, and the upcoming season of Survivor.

00:14:20
Interviews and Personal Reflections

The podcast features interviews with comedian Paul Sheer, who discusses his new memoir "Joyful Recollections of Trauma," and comedians Poppy Lew and Gareth Reynolds, who answer questions about their personal lives and offer advice to listeners. The hosts also share their personal highlights of the week in the "Haino" segment.

00:47:00
A "What the Fuck" Moment in Twister

The speaker recounts a funny anecdote from filming Twister, where he was encouraged to swear but ultimately the scene was cut. He also discusses the absurdity of the movie's plot and how it's a testament to the power of movies to make people believe in crazy things.

01:01:03
Red Carpet Shenanigans and the Magic of Movies

The speaker talks about his experience walking the red carpet for Twister, despite having a small role. He shares a humorous story about how he was mistaken for a legacy character from the original Twister, a misconception that took on a life of its own. He also discusses the impact of Twister on his children, particularly how it made them believe in the movie's plot and root for the characters. He also reflects on the power of movies to create shared experiences and evoke strong emotions.

01:05:30
Movie Criticisms and 90s Nostalgia

The speaker shares his thoughts on tornadoes, comparing them to sociopaths in nature. He then launches into a discussion about his least favorite movies, ultimately choosing Dances with Wolves as the worst. He criticizes Kevin Costner's six-hour movie, "Horizon," calling it egregious and a waste of money. He contrasts it with Aaron Sorkin's writing process, which involved a drug-fueled marathon session that resulted in both "American President" and "The West Wing." The hosts then play a game where they each choose one thing from the 90s they'd like to bring back. Poppy chooses Tamagotchis and Furbies, while Garth chooses the Sega Dreamcast.

01:13:50
90s Fitness Fads and the Sega Dreamcast

Garth reminisces about the abroller, a popular fitness device in the 90s, and how it failed to deliver on its promises. He also mentions other 90s fitness trends, like the Thai Master and the Ron Popeyeal Food Dehydrator. Garth shares his love for the Sega Dreamcast and its remote control fishing line, which he found incredibly fun as a child. He also mentions other popular Dreamcast games, like Crazy Taxi and Toy Commander.

01:18:20
Bring Back Color! and Romantic Comedies

The speaker argues for the return of vibrant colors in clothing and design, criticizing the current trend of beige and tactical colors. He uses the San Diego Padres' new uniforms as an example of how color can be embraced and celebrated. The speaker advocates for the return of romantic comedies and criticizes the "golf look," arguing that it's unnecessary to dress like you're on the back nine all the time. He also points out the irony of a man wearing performance fabrics while sitting next to someone with a pink shoulder bag and a mullet.

01:22:55
The Haino

The hosts share their "Hainos," personal highlights of the week. Lily shares a positive interaction with a voter, while Poppy talks about recording her first original cast album for a new musical.

Keywords

Reproductive Rights


The legal and social rights related to a woman's ability to make decisions about her own body, including access to contraception, abortion, and prenatal care.

Gun Violence


The use of firearms to inflict harm or death, often resulting in mass shootings, homicides, and suicides.

Political Polarization


The widening gap between opposing political ideologies, leading to increased division, distrust, and difficulty in finding common ground.

Social Media Influence


The impact of social media platforms on public opinion, political discourse, and the spread of information, often leading to echo chambers and the amplification of extreme views.

Presidential Debate


A televised event where candidates for the office of President of the United States engage in a structured discussion of their policies and positions.

Memoir


A non-fiction literary genre in which an author recounts their personal experiences, memories, and reflections, often focusing on a specific period or theme in their life.

Trauma


A deeply distressing or disturbing experience that can have a lasting impact on a person's mental and emotional well-being.

Comedy


A genre of entertainment that aims to evoke laughter through humor, wit, and satire, often used as a coping mechanism for dealing with difficult or challenging situations.

Sega Dreamcast


A video game console released by Sega in 1999, known for its innovative features, including online gaming and a built-in modem. It was praised for its unique games, such as Crazy Taxi and Toy Commander.

Q&A

  • What are the key issues that Kamala Harris is focusing on during her reproductive rights bus tour?

    Kamala Harris is highlighting the importance of reproductive rights and access to abortion care, particularly in swing states where abortion measures will be on the ballot in November.

  • How has Liz Cheney's endorsement of Kamala Harris impacted the political landscape?

    Liz Cheney's decision to vote for Kamala Harris, a Democrat, has surprised many and is seen as a significant shift in her political stance, potentially influencing other Republican voters.

  • What are the main arguments surrounding Tim Walls's political career and his family's involvement?

    Tim Walls's brother, Jeff, has publicly criticized Tim's political career, raising questions about his character and fitness for office. The photo of Tim Walls's relatives wearing pro-Trump shirts has also sparked discussion about family loyalty and political affiliations.

  • What are the key takeaways from Paul Sheer's memoir "Joyful Recollections of Trauma"?

    Paul Sheer's memoir explores the relationship between trauma and comedy, highlighting how humor can be a coping mechanism for dealing with difficult experiences. He also discusses the challenges of writing a personal memoir and the importance of finding a balance between honesty and responsibility.

  • What was the speaker's experience like filming Twister?

    The speaker had a fun time filming Twister, despite having a small role. He was encouraged to swear in one scene, but it was ultimately cut. He also found the movie's plot absurd but entertaining.

  • Why did the speaker think he was a legacy character in Twister?

    The speaker was mistaken for a legacy character from the original Twister because a woman in the movie was pregnant, and people assumed he was the child she was carrying. This misconception spread on TikTok and became a running joke.

  • What is the speaker's least favorite movie?

    The speaker's least favorite movie is Dances with Wolves, which he finds boring and pretentious. He prefers movies with more energy and excitement, even if the plot is flawed.

  • What is the "Haino" segment on the "Love It or Leave It" podcast?

    The "Haino" segment is a way for listeners to share their personal highlights of the week. It's a way for the hosts to connect with their audience and share positive experiences.

Show Notes

Goodbye Brat Summer, hello...Liz Cheney Autumn? That can’t be right. Lovett or Leave It is back at Dynasty Typewriter to sweat through the first heat wave of fall! Poppy Liu and Gareth Reynolds stop by to solve our audience’s problems, Paul Scheer gets a little twisted, and we all raise a glass of Fruitopia to the best decade there ever was.

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