Trailer for The Naked Lunch Podcast with Phil Rosenthal and David Wild

Naked Lunch

Straw Hut Media

Arts, Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.9 • 806 Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2022

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Summary

Phil Rosenthal of Netflix’s Somebody Feed Phil and renowned music journalist David Wild have been having lunch with funny and interesting people for years. Now, you'll have have a seat at the table as Phil and David have lunch and insightful conversations with some of the most interesting people they know- musicians, chefs, comedians, entertainers, and more.

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0:00.0	People, this is my friend David Wild.
0:04.6	And you're Phil Rosenthal who created Everybody Loves Raymond and is the award-winning star of somebody feed Phil.
0:10.8	I was cast as Phil.
0:11.9	You were born for the part.
0:13.3	And David is one of the greatest writers in the history of Rolling Stone magazine.
0:16.7	And he writes every great award show that you can think of.
0:19.8	Did I cover your career?
0:21.2	Yes, and the Grammy goes to me.
0:22.9	Yes.
0:23.7	We love lunch and to a lesser extent each other.
0:26.3	The food is delicious, but more importantly at lunch, we always have great conversations and lots of laughs with interesting people.
0:31.9	Listen, for years, we had hundreds, maybe thousands of lunches with all our friends.
0:37.8	People from the music world.
0:39.6	The food world.
0:40.5	Comedy world.
0:41.3	Film and television world.
0:42.7	The world world.
0:44.0	And even out of this world.
0:47.0	I always thought the lunches were so fantastic.
0:50.1	We should be taping these.
0:51.8	And so now we are...
0:53.2	Yes, we're no longer going to waste time having fun, not getting paid for it.
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