Peter Poriss

The Carson Podcast

Mark Malkoff

Comedy, Tv & Film

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 December 2021

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Peter Poriss discusses his four Carson appearances, his 1971 best selling book “How to Live Cheap”, upsetting guest Tony Randall, & telling Carson viewers not to buy his book.

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0:00.0	I knew this is where comedy was.
0:05.0	Johnny Carson changed my life twice.
0:07.9	It was just like a dream.
0:09.3	It was just like everything I had worked for and dreamed about has come to fruition.
0:14.6	They said Johnny fell overlapping.
0:17.4	It makes me so happy I made him laugh.
0:20.2	But with Johnny, you know you knew you had a kid, and what do you think?
0:23.6	You didn't really go great.
0:25.1	I went with the crew, all hell broke loose backstage.
0:27.3	People were running up in the sink, go back out, go back out.
0:29.9	Johnny, you want you back?
0:30.9	I walked back through the crew and very calm and Johnny, that I took about, and Johnny put
0:34.3	that little circle up at the finger, and I knew I had a ride.
0:46.3	Welcome to the Carson podcast episode number 360.
0:51.2	I am Mark Malkoff.
0:52.8	Thank you to Ruth Steinhauer and Lincoln Crane for their recent donations to the current
0:58.6	Carson podcast listener pledge drive on GoFundMe.
1:02.3	As a record this week, we are 59% funded.
1:05.7	If you'd like to donate, you can go to CarsonPpodcast.com and hit the GoFundMe logo if you're okay
1:11.7	with it.
1:12.7	I would love to thank you by name here on the podcast.
1:15.8	Moving on this week's guest, a feared on Carson four times, and that is best selling author,
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