Hey y'all, it's your old pal Sarah.

We are off this week to eat some barbecue, sit in the pool, hit the streets and protest, you know the usual.

So in the meantime, here's an episode of my favorite actor, my friend Ted Danson's podcast, which is called Where Everybody Knows Your Name, featuring yours truly.

We'll be back with another piping hot episode of the Sarah

Silverman podcast next week featuring my lover, Rory. In the meantime, here's me talking to

Ted. Take it away, me. And Ted.

Lemonada. There's no free speech. No, you can absolutely say anything you want.

And the thing that makes edgy or dangerous comedy so is that there are consequences.

Yeah.

Welcome back to where everybody knows your name.

Today, I'm lucky enough to be with a stand-up comedian, actor-writer, who radiates intelligence and charisma.

I had to spend most of my brain cells, not all, but most, keeping up with her because she is so sharp, Sarah Silverman.

You know her from her many roles across TV and film, including SNL, Mr. Show, the Sarah Silverman

program, record Ralph, and many more. She's even written a musical. We also got to work together on the HBO series Bored to Death.

Her new comedy special is out now on Netflix.

It's called Postmortem, and it's about grieving the loss of her parents.

Here she is.

Sarah Silver.

I know it helps your menace if I massage your feet, if you want that later.

Oh, my gosh.

That was so fun.

I was dying to see their faces because we're talking about bored to death

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