And now, the moment with Brian Coppelman.

Hey, this is the moment. I'm Brian Coppelman.

Thanks for listening.

And thank you for all the comments, all the tweets you send my way, the reviews and ratings on iTunes.

It's awesome.

And I read all of them, even though, maybe I shouldn't maybe a better man if it was all if I didn't engage with any of it and if I just acted like oh I don't care I don't care what anybody

thinks but I'd be lying and and I don't do this to lie do this to try to engage

in some kind of honest communication with my guests and with you.

So thank you for always reaching out and for the encouragement and thoughts on the show.

Please keep doing it.

Today's guest is Mike Probiglia,

who is, you know, one of the most, I mean, most important comedians in the country for sure.

He's a lot, I'd say he's a lot more than that, but I think being a comedian is great, it's

hard to be more than that, but he does also, he's written books, he's been

nominated for a Thurber Award, which is like the highest award a humorist writer can get.

He's a filmmaker, writer and director of the movie Sleep Walk with me.

He performs one-man shows all over the country. He's a regular on this American life. He's a hilarious, incredibly a talented guy.

And I'm thrilled to get to talk to him.

We've met a couple of times.

We first met on Twitter, I think, and connected there

and then have, I've got to see his one man show in progress which is awesome. I went to a reading of his new

screenplay in his apartment in Brooklyn which was his house which was also awesome and this guy seems to have figured out a whole bunch of stuff and yet

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