Greg Behrendt

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Alison Rosen

Funny, Comic, Interviews, Women, Celebrity, Grief, Psychology, Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4.6 • 6.5K Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2016

⏱️ 93 minutes

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Summary

Comedian and author Greg Behrendt stopped by Dining Room Studios to talk about all sorts of things including the complicated effect being a consultant on Sex and The City had on his life and career and the way he spun out when fans of the book and cultural phenomenon he co-authored, He's Just Not That Into You, began showing up in droves at his comedy shows. Women wanted to hear him do a "TED talk about relationships" but he was there to do standup. We also discussed his decision to host a daytime talk show, getting diagnosed with cancer while on tour in Australia, fatherhood, drug addiction and the impact it's had on his marriage, Janeane Garafalo, Oprah, music, sobriety, podcasts, upcoming projects and so much more. We also took your questions over Twitter and did a round of Just Me Or Everyone.

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0:00.0	I was in, rose in, I was in, rose in, as you knew that's friend.
0:06.3	I was in, I was in, with perfect good times to burn in.
0:11.9	I was in, rose in, deep.
0:15.5	We be friends again.
0:17.6	I was in, rose in, I was in, as you knew that's friend.
0:23.0	Hey, everyone.
0:23.8	Hi, hello.
0:24.6	It is me, Allison Rosen.
0:26.1	I am sitting here at long last in dining room studios with Greg Barrett, whom I have been
0:31.8	wanting to have on the show for a long time.
0:33.5	And he's finally here.
0:34.3	Welcome.
0:34.8	Hey, thank you.
0:35.9	Greg Barrett.
0:36.4	I wanted to be on the show for a long time.
0:38.8	Well, it's all working out.
0:40.1	It's really, it's really, it's really our year.
0:42.3	Yeah, really it's, this is our year, really.
0:45.7	Author, father, talk show host, musician, podcaster, a true multi-hyphenate.
0:51.2	Yeah.
0:51.7	And you were multi-hyphening back before that was like the thing to do.
0:57.6	Yeah, I think, I was at the, I was part of the early wave of multi-hypheners.
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