Sept. 24, 2024
Laughter and Legacy: Joel McHale; Will Reeve & the Reeve Siblings
Join us for a heartfelt and inspiring episode of Pop Culture Weekly as Kyle McMahon sits down with the Reeve siblings—Matthew, Alexandra, and Will Reeve—to discuss their father, the iconic Christopher Reeve, and the moving new documentary, "Super /...
Join us for a heartfelt and inspiring episode of Pop Culture Weekly as Kyle McMahon sits down with the Reeve siblings—Matthew, Alexandra, and Will Reeve—to discuss their father, the iconic Christopher Reeve, and the moving new documentary, "Super / Man: The Christopher Reeve Story." They share deeply personal stories and the motivations behind the film, shedding light on their father's incredible journey from beloved actor to a pioneering advocate for spinal injury research. Listen as they explore themes of heroism, resilience, and the human spirit, offering a touching tribute to a man who became a true symbol of courage and hope.
On a lighter note, we're thrilled to catch up with the ever-entertaining Joel McHale, who brings his signature humor to talk about his latest venture with Rice-a-Roni's new Mac-a-Roni product. From his unforgettable moments on "The Soup" and "Community" to his current roles in "The Bear" and "Animal Control," Joel shares hilarious anecdotes and insights into his diverse career. This episode strikes the perfect balance between emotional depth and light-hearted fun, making it a must-listen for both fans of poignant stories and those in need of a good laugh.
Kyle McMahon's Death, Grief & Other Sh*t We Don't Discuss is now streaming: https://www.deathandgrief.show/Chapter-One-The-Diagnosis-AKA-WTF/
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Transcript
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In this episode of Pop Culture Weekly, I talk with
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Joel McHale, and I talk with Will Reeve, Matthew Reeve,
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and Alexandra Reeve Givens all about the brand new documentary Superman.
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The Christopher Reeve Story. Let's go.
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Welcome to pop Culture Weekly with Kyle McMahon from iHeartRadio
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your pop culture news, views, reviews and celebrity interviews on
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all the movies, TV, music and pop culture u CRABE Weekly.
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Here's Kyle mcmahonna.
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No, Hello, Welcome to pop Culture Weekly with Kyle McMahon.
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I am Kyle McMahon, and of course I thank you
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for tuning in to another episode of pop Culture Weekly.
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So we have some great stuff for this episode. I
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speak with Joel McHale, who I absolutely love. He's hysterical
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all about a new project that he's working on with
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the makers of Riis a Roney and that is Macarney.
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So we'll talk about that shortly, as well as the
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new projects that he's working on in film and TV
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and all that stuff. And also I spoke about this
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documentary before, but I had the pleasure of seeing super
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Man the Christopher Reeves Story, which is such an incredible documentary.
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I went in and was just absolutely bawling.
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It is inspiring, it is heartbreaking, it is all of
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the things. It really is such an amazing documentary. I
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am so happy that I got a chance to see it.
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And I speak with Christopher Reeve's children, William Reeve, will Reeve,
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Matt Reeve, and Alexandra Reeve Givens all about their relationship
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with their father and the new film Superman The Christopher
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Reeve Story. So let's get right into it. We'll start
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out with the Reeve's children. So super Man the Christopher
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Reeves Story had a premiere at the Sundance Film Festival
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back in January. The film is from Warner Brothers Discovery.
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There's two day theatrical release September twenty first and September
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twenty fifth, along through Fathom Events.
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Actually the twenty.
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Fifth is Christopher Reeves would have been Christopher reeves seventy
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second birthday, So happily, happy, heavenly birthday to him. It
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has a one hundred percent critics review rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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It really really is an incredible documentary. It is honest,
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it is inspiring, you know, it really shows.
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The man behind the hero. For all of us.
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You know, it's a reminder that our hero tie their
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shoes one at a time, just like all of us.
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If you miss or missed the theatrical release in the US,
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because those in the UK, you're getting a release in November.
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It will be hitting the Max streaming service and I'll
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get you the date as soon as that is announced.
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But Christopher Reeve, of course most famously played Superman. He
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had an acting career spanning thirty four years. He won
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a British Academy Film Award, an Emmy, a Grammy Screen
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Actors Guild Award. Was heavily involved in his activism, particularly
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around an environmental and human rights causes, and then tragically,
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in nineteen ninety five, he was paralyzed from the neck
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down in a freak accident during an equestrian competition. He
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had to use a wheelchair and a ventilator for the
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rest of his life and after his accident he was
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a huge advocate for spinal injury research, including human embryonic
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stem cell research, and then with his wife Dana, they
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founded the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, which has been
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hugely influential and instrumental in the gains not only in
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spinal injury research, but in stem cell research in general.
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In two thousand and two, he released a book Nothing
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Is Impossible, Reflections on a New Life, where he talks about,
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you know, life that had completely changed for him. On
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October tenth, two thousand and four, Christopher Reef pasted at
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the age of fifty two. His children, Matt, Will and Alexandra,
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continue to serve on the board of directors of of
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the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. I'm telling you please
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see this film, really, really, really is a powerful, powerful
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film on heroism, the power of the human spirit, grief, death.
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You know, it's it's incredibly powerful. So let's talk with
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Matthew Reeve, Alexander Reeve, Gibbons, and Will Reeve. Thank you
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to all three of you for speaking with me. The
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film is incredibly powerful and inspirational and and it took,
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in my opinion, such bravery to do it to put
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you know this out there. Matt, If it's okay, I'll
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start with you. Why was this important now to tell
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this story?
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So when we embarked on this project, we didn't like
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have a calculated plan that it would come out sort
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of right now. We were approached by originally an archivist
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who had seen some other material of our dad when
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he was doing on another project, and he asked if
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we had home movie footage. And as it happened, we
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had just kind of cleared out a family house and
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we knew what we had with these boxes of tapes
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in different formats, and I tried to digitize some of them,
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and anyway, we started approaching production companies and it first
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Passion Pictures, and then the directors came on board, and
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then Words and Pictures, and you know, it was made.
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is the right time. Enough time had passed since our
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dad and Dana had had passed away, and you know,
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we wanted to ensure that his story was kind of
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brought to a new audience, a new a new generation
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who perhaps didn't know exactly who he was or what
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his story was. And also to remind people who did
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know his story and had been a fan of his
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from the Superman movies and knew him as an advocate
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for the disabled, to remind them of the story and
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also tell a more richer in depth story about who
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he was and all the other things that he did
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and that he wasn't just a guy in a cape
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or a guy in a chair, and really tell his story.
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And we were just so lucky because we were in
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this amazing, unique, privileged position to be able to do that.
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So when the opportunity to present itself, we agreed that
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this was the time.
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Thank you and Will.
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I lost my mom three years ago to pancreatic cancer
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and there was a moment in the film where you
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said something like that was the moment that I, you know,
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March would I believe it was six that I've been
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alone since then, and that really I'm like bawling in
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the theater when you said that, it really really touched No.
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I mean, I mean it was a.
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Beautiful statement, something that I could relate to, because you
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feel like, you know, this rock for you, these rocks
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for you are suddenly not there, and for me it
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kind of feel rudderless in many ways. First of all,
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thank you for saying that, because there's so many people
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out there that feel the same.
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How has that effect did you? Now? You know? Now
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you're you're some years on where are you?
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I should clarify that I like I've never actually I've
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never felt fully alone. Look who I have with me
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I have. I have such a village around me. I
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have my sister, my brother, my broader family. That's the
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family who took me in, Like, I have so many
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people supporting me, rooting for me, loving me, lifting me up,
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carrying me through not only that time of grief and trauma,
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but through present day.
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I'm so lucky to have.
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So many people who love me and who I love
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right back, and we do anything for each other. So
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when I say in the film that I've been alone
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since then, what I what I mean is I've been
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without the two very most important people in.
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My life, my mom and my at.
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Of course, is hard, and grief is a permanent thing.
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I missed them in some way every single day, and
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I will forever. But part of this process of being
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a part of this film and now getting to talk
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about it and share it with the world has brought
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I think each of us closer back to them. It
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helps the grief process to keep people's memories alive by
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sharing stories of them and trying to espouse the values
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that they put in you. So while I may have
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been without my parents for twenty years. I've never really
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been without them because of the head start that they
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gave me and each of us in terms of their values.
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I love that. Thank you also much. That's my time.
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I really appreciate what you're doing with this film.
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Thank you, Thanks Man, Matthew Reeve, Alexandra Reeve, Givens, and
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Will Reeve.
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It is.
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Please do yourself a favor and see super Man the
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Christopher Reeve Story. It is incredibly powerful. I was bawling
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in the theater as I watched it, and I left
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inspi fired by the power of the human soul.
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And will go see it. Do yourself a favor and
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go see it.
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All right, We're gonna take a short break, and when
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we come back, I talk with comedian, actor, writer, producer
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Joel McHale about Macarroni and of course the bear, animal
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control and more.
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We'll be back in sixty all right, welcome back.
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Thank you for hanging out with us and supporting our
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sponsors that keep us going.
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We're gonna jump right into it. Joel McHale is hilariously funny.
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I love him.
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He of course started really blew up with the soup,
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which ran for like eleven years. Which was a kind
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of a daily talk show or a weekly talk show.
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I guess that went over you know so many of
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the best moments in pop culture and online culture.
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And it was just hilarious. I loved that show and.
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It was hugely influential in like a show like this
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Of course.
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He played Jeff Winger on Community, was in Spider Man,
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Two Spy Kids, All the Time in the World, Ted,
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The Happy Time Murders. He stars in The Bear, the
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Emmy winning show, as well as Animal Control on Fox
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and Hulu. Let's get right into my conversation with the
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one and only Joel McHale. So I am here with
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the one and only Joel McHale, And first of all,
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thank you for joining me on Pop Culture Weekly.
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iHeartRadio.
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Thank you for having me. Kyle and my dog if
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you can see him, is also here.
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His name's Beinback.
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He's adorable and I love that beam bag.
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So let me you have a exciting new partnership partnership
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there you go. Thank you that that you are doing
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with the creators of Rice Aroni and uh I'm starving now,
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but tell me tell me about that. I'll let you announce.
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It here we go right it Rice, Well, I guess
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I'm partnering with Rice Aroni and they are releasing Macaroni.
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I yeah, love it.
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They took the word Rice, remove that and put mac
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there and now it's Macaroni. It's pretty good. I'm there.
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I'm their chief uh Macaroni Officer. It's a real title.
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Uh.
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They guarantee it, and uh yeah, they're they're launching this
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huge uh macaroni brand and uh they got a couple
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of flavors and I, through experience, can tell you it's
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very tasty. And we'll send you some, Kyle, and you'll
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be like, he's right, He's absolutely right. Darn it.
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I can't wait because first of all, I love Rice Aroni,
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and now to hear that you have partnered with them
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and are doing Macaroni, it's like, like I said, it
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just continues to make me hungry.
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Yeah, and I think I grew up eating mac I
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mean Riceerni, and it's one of the most iconic brands
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that America has ever produced. And so yeah, now with
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macw when they asked me to, you know, if I
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was interested, I did a Lucy sketch with my phone
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to agree, and my ancients are like, don't agree yet.
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I'm like, no, no, no, I'm in. I mean I also
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have teenage boys, so they're they were quite happy about it.
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I bet yeah.
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And there are two flavors that they are that are
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coming starting out.
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What what are they? Are?
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You like, cream cheddar and creamy white cheddar? You say, Kyle, yes,
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uh yeah, so there's creamy cheddar and creamy white cheddar.
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You can pretty much figure out the difference there. And
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you know, it makes the perfect dish. And it's I
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you know, I run around like a maniac all the time,
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so it's very easy to make and it's quick, and
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it's yeah, the the uh the work to uh you know,
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satisfaction ratio is pretty uh pretty uncon it's off the charts.
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It's great, which you know that's really important to me
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because I am, you know, much like you. You know,
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we have busy schedules and I I'm sure yours is
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much busier, but I you know.
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It's a dare you, Kyle, You've got a very busy schedule.
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