Episode 718 - Special Guest Actor Jaleel White

Drinkin‘ Bros Podcast

Tetherball Academy Media

Politics, Comedy, News, Sports

4.8 • 7.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 November 2020

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Ross Patterson and Dan Hollaway sit down with actor Jaleel White to discuss his new podcast embracing what it was like being a child star playing Steve Urkel on tv to transitioning into other roles as an adult. He also chats about the time he met Michael Jackson and wasn’t invited to Neverland Ranch.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Drinking Bros presented by GhostBed.com.
0:11.6	Sit back, relax, and grab a fucking drink.
0:21.4	Welcome to Drinking Bros.
0:23.9	Kids, we got one of your favorites, your childhood favorites in the house today.
0:29.9	We got Mr. Jalil White.
0:32.3	How are you, Jalil?
0:33.3	It's been a while, man.
0:34.9	Subdued.
0:35.9	No, we got a mutual friend, Bert Marcus.
0:38.2	Yes.
0:39.5	He's an amazing documentary.
0:41.6	How to make money selling drugs?
0:42.8	Check out his doc.
0:43.6	Yes.
0:44.6	How to make money selling drugs was his, that Instagram doc was also his.
0:49.2	Yeah, that was dope.
0:50.2	Which was amazing as well.
0:52.2	I did a feature film for him in 2008.
0:57.1	And he was one of those young hustlin dudes that you meet in Hollywood that you can tell
1:01.2	is going places where you're like, oh shit, he'll figure it out and make it work.
1:07.6	The only other one I met like him along the way was a guy named Jason Blum, who obviously
1:12.2	owns Blum House.
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