The Michael Berry Show just a little reminder if you're new to our podcast. We've started something

of late that seems to be very popular so we will continue with it and that is that when we get a request from something we've done in the past, we figure

if Jim and Chad and on occasion even Ramon go into the vault to go dig out a discussion we had, an interview,

something that we will post that to the podcast, because maybe other people would like to hear it.

So this one was a real treat for me.

It's rich little and let me tell you when I was born in 70. So in the 80s the only

Impression guy I knew was Rich Little now there's plenty since. I think Calliendo is a genius. But if you're my age or especially older and you were to say who's the man of a thousand voices who's the best impersonator

Rich Little is the only name I think most people would would say well I made clear that I would like to talk to him because I grew up such a fan.

His Reagan was the first thing I ever heard him.

He was so good.

Rich Little, it's easy to forget if you were around

then and you have no idea if you're younger. But when I was, in the 70s and eight,

Rich Little was it, man, he was a bown vivant. He was the guy you wanted at your party. He was the guy you

wanted at your party. He was the guy you wanted on your TV show. So I had the honor of talking to him and you're going to hear the little kid in me come out.

This was years ago we did this.

And we're going to play our conversation with him and then we're going to go right into maybe my favorite

rich little moment and and Ramone is the biggest Johnny Carson fan out there

I'm just a big fan he is the biggest and I don't mean it just that he weighs more than me I mean he is a Johnny Carson nut I just really like giant Carson he had rich little had a great rapport they really really they have a great chemistry great show. We'll just stream them together one after the other.

Rich Little is our guest.

A real honor for me to get to talk to him.

He's written a book.

Little by little, people I've known and Ben,

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