248: I'll Attend His Graduation in a U-Haul

The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 39.1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2022

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Summary

Adam Carolla talks frankly about growing up invisible, his podcasting leap of faith, and how he brought his construction work ethic to comedy.

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0:00.0	Why do we love Miro?
0:02.2	Well, Miro's visual collaboration platform lets our team work together in real-time anywhere.
0:07.6	Absolutely.
0:08.6	We can organize ideas, visualize plans, create flowcharts, run engaging workshops, you name it.
0:16.1	Really, Miro's Canvas has a template to get us started on any project.
0:20.7	And video meetings are just way more productive when we can show our team ideas on a Miro board.
0:26.5	Honestly, working remotely was nightmarish for us because we felt disconnected.
0:31.9	But Miro's online whiteboard gets everyone on the same page.
0:35.7	Also, we can use our other favorite tools with Miro.
0:38.8	It's kind of like Miro is the...
0:41.2	Center of our work universe?
0:43.1	I know that sounds crazy, but yeah, it's how we do big things.
0:48.0	Ready to see why our team uses Miro to work together?
0:51.1	Getting started is so easy.
0:52.6	Sign up today at Miro.com.
0:55.2	Miro.com.
1:25.9	We don't want to tragedy.
1:27.9	No.
1:28.9	This is more in the comedy area, not the tragedy area.
1:31.9	I consider Adam Corolla a friend of mine, although we've never really hung out and done
1:36.2	friend stuff.
1:37.2	He's just one of those guys I've listened to for the last 10 years.
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