Charlie Barrett

The Carson Podcast

Mark Malkoff

Comedy, Tv & Film

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2018

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

Charlie Barrett joins Mark to discuss working as The Tonight Show publicist, the most visibly nervous guests, why Carl Sagan stopped doing the show, and his friendship with Ed McMahon.

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0:00.0	I knew this is where comedy was.
0:05.0	Goni Carson changed my life twice.
0:08.0	It was just like a dream. It was just like everything I had worked for
0:12.0	and dreamed about has come to fruition.
0:14.6	They said Johnny fell overlapping.
0:17.6	It makes me so happy.
0:19.4	I made him laugh.
0:20.4	But with Johnny, you knew you had a kid audience and you could really go crazy.
0:25.0	My wife at the Kirkman, all hell, real groups backstage.
0:27.0	People were running up and he said, go back out, go back out.
0:30.0	Johnny, you want you back.
0:31.0	I walked back through the curtain very calm and Johnny, I took about and Johnny put that little circle up the finger and I I am Mark Malkop. This Sunday in New York City I will be interviewing the
0:55.7	creator of everybody loves Raymond Phil Rosenthal live on stage with an audience
1:02.3	it's this Sunday, July 8th at 2 PM at the pit.
1:07.2	If you live in New York City or the Tri-State Area, I would absolutely love to see you there.
1:14.2	Phil Rosenthal is a former Carson Podcast guest.
1:17.6	He is the host of the Food Travel Series on Netflix.
1:22.0	Somebody feed Phil.
1:24.0	It's phenomenal if you have not seen it.
1:26.0	I highly recommend you do so.
1:28.0	Phil Rosenthal and I will be talking on stage
1:31.0	about his comedy career, his Netflix series, will have an
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