Ian Karmel

You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes

Pete Holmes

Alternative Health, Health & Fitness, Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4.4 • 8.8K Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2012

⏱️ 113 minutes

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Summary

Ian Karmel (comedy! portland! @iankarmel!) is a ball of light, love and laughter and is a joy to behold. Pete was so glad to work with Ian, who opens regularly for Kyle Kinane (chic-ago!) and is a staple of the blossoming Portland comedy scene. Pete and Ian got to combine their joy forces at Pete's hotel in Portland and this is the wonderful result. Please enjoy, weirdos!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Now entering nerdist.com
0:05.0	You may breathe, you may breathe, you may breathe
0:10.0	Oh yeah, you may breathe, you may breathe
0:14.0	You may breathe, you may breathe
0:17.0	You made it weird with beat homes
0:21.0	What is up weirdos? It's me, your friend Pete
0:25.0	Do people say that?
0:26.0	Anymore, it seems kind of like old-timey radio
0:28.0	It's your friend Pete from this show
0:31.0	I'm excited about this episode. It's Ian Carmel
0:33.0	Ian Carmel, as I so obviously would call him Ian Carmel
0:38.0	Ian and I work together because he opens for Kyle
0:41.0	And then he opened for Kyle, Kanane and me
0:44.0	Last time I was in San Francisco for Cubs
0:47.0	And I know I say delight a lot, but I'll try and find another word
0:51.0	He is the happiest, funnest man
0:55.0	And just so, so, so funny
0:57.0	We hit it off immediately and then got to hang out again
1:00.0	This time in Portland, where we did more shows
1:03.0	By the way, thanks to all the weirdos that came out
1:05.0	Two San Francisco, especially to the live podcast
1:08.0	And then again to Portland, these were great shows
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