DeepSummary
The episode features an in-depth conversation with Amy Poehler, a renowned actor, comedian, writer, and director. They discuss various aspects of her life and career, including her approach to therapy, her reluctance to seek mentorship, and her feelings about losing relevance. Poehler also shares her thoughts on giving advice to her children, her dislike of traditional birthday parties, and her comfort with being embarrassed.
The conversation delves into Poehler's experiences with dating and relationships, as well as her perspectives on comedy and the evolving nature of stand-up performances. They explore her proudest achievements, her preference for being present in the moment, and her desire to connect with people through her work. Poehler also discusses her new projects, including the movie 'Inside Out 2' and the podcast 'Women Talking About Murder.'
Throughout the episode, Dax Shepard and Amy Poehler engage in humorous banter, sharing personal anecdotes and insights into their respective lives. They touch upon topics such as intrusive thoughts, self-perception, and the challenges of balancing personal and professional commitments. The conversation offers a candid and engaging exploration of Poehler's multifaceted career and her approach to life.
Key Episodes Takeaways
- Embracing vulnerability and authenticity in personal and professional relationships
- Finding fulfillment in the present moment rather than solely focusing on past accomplishments
- The importance of therapy and self-exploration in personal growth
- Navigating the challenges of balancing various commitments and roles
- The evolving nature of comedy and the significance of stand-up performances
- The value of candid and open dialogue in understanding different perspectives
- The complexities of navigating dating and intimate relationships
- The influence of self-perception and intrusive thoughts on personal well-being
Top Episodes Quotes
- “My go to bed happy thing is when I actually remember that in whatever I'm doing, the accomplishments feel like they're just stories that you can tell, but the feeling of I'm actually feeling it in real time, it's hard to get to.“ by Amy Poehler
- “When you're doing all that work on yourself, figuring out how to also just casually be casual. It's weird. It feels weird. It just feels like rubbing your stomach and patting your head at the same time. It's just like, I don't care. Care. I want this to be so important. I could give a fuck if I ever see you again. The two things are strange, don't you think?“ by Amy Poehler
- “I want you to stop saying I'm a piece of shit. You say it a lot, and I know what you're saying because. Okay, tell me if I'm wrong. It's a humility.“ by Amy Poehler
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Episode Information
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Umbrella
6/10/24
Amy Poehler (Inside Out 2, Women Talkin’ ‘Bout Murder, Parks and Recreation) is an actor, comedian, and director. Amy joins the Armchair Expert to discuss how much therapy means to her, giving advice to your kids, and being reluctant to ask for mentorship. Amy and Dax talk about battling with a loss of relevance, the feeling of knowing someone is upset with you and not confronting it, and pulling hot guys. Amy explains the things she’s most proud of, why she doesn’t like traditional birthday parties, and how she doesn’t hate being embarrassed.
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