Best Podcast Episodes About Mae Martin
Everything podcasters are saying about Mae Martin — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 01, 2026 – 9 episodes
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Top Podcast Clips About Mae Martin
“… and said, Mom, when I grow up, I'm going to marry Linda Ronstadt. Fair enough. And what happened? Yeah, what happened? He did. That's amazing. Linda Martin. That's right. Her name changed. Right. Linda Martin. Linda Martin. Living in the suburbs of Toronto now. Linda Ronstadt Martin. I think giggle mug really suits fortune. Oh, we're back on that. Giggle mug. Well, I thought we moved on too quickly. Yeah, no, let's go back. Let's round the back. We're not done with these words. No, we are. That was it. Oh, that was it? Well, there's one more, which is poked up. Poked up. Poked up. You're horny. …”
“When my brother was 10, he really seriously went up to my mom and said, Mom, when I grow up, I'm going to marry Linda Ronstadt. Fair enough. And what happened? Yeah, what happened? He did. That's amazing. Linda Martin. That's right. Her name changed. Right. Linda Martin. Linda Martin. Living in the suburbs of Toronto now. Linda Ronstadt Martin. I think giggle mug really suits fortune. Oh, we're back on that. Giggle mug. Well, I thought we moved on too quickly. Yeah, no, let's go back. Let's round the back. We're not done with these words. No, we are. That was it. Oh, that was it? Well, there's one more, which is poked up. Poked up. Poked up. You're horny. Embarrassed, weirdly. Poked up. All right. Well, that really ended on a bummer. I know. I know. Way to ruin the podcast, Mae. Let's go back. I got the morbs now. No, it was great. Yeah, this is the problem. Whatever. I'm like, I should do a little, I'll prepare a little segment. I'll prepare a little joke. And it's all, it's never good. It's always …”
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In a hilarious twist on self-care, the hosts share their unconventional bath routines, including a wild sauna experience with Epsom salts. The imagery of balancing body parts while enjoying a luxurious tub soak, complete with funny anecdotes about their pets, makes this segment both relatable and laugh-out-loud funny.
“… here because he has the upshaws even though it's going on yeah but he had a great set what yeah I think about six seasons yeah comedic actor I like Martin Lawrence yeah Eddie Murphy too though you're right them two right there yeah Eddie took it to a whole new level but I'm gonna tell you prior to starting it because he did stir crazy and silver streak and all that other stuff I think Bruce is a million yeah yeah yeah But I'm going to tell you somebody who I, it's two comedians that I think of this generation that I think going to end up being really good comedic actors. And that's Drewski and …”
“Who's your favorite comedic actor? Comedic actor. Yes. I forgot we forgot to put a mic here because he has the upshaws even though it's going on yeah but he had a great set what yeah I think about six seasons yeah comedic actor I like Martin Lawrence yeah Eddie Murphy too though you're right them two right there yeah Eddie took it to a whole new level but I'm gonna tell you prior to starting it because he did stir crazy and silver streak and all that other stuff I think Bruce is a million yeah yeah yeah But I'm going to tell you somebody who I, it's two comedians that I think of this generation that I think going to end up being really good comedic actors. And that's Drewski and Jack Funny from Detroit. Okay. It's a comedian that I'm going to send them to you. Okay. Dude dope. Okay. You know what I'm saying? And he kind of reminded me a little bit of Mike Epps, but he got his own flavor to it. But those two, I think they got the potential to really be like really great comedic actors. You're close to Monique. Yeah. I've had …”
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Monique's advice to comedians is clear: always speak up for yourself, regardless of the situation. She has been a guiding force for many, sharing insights and support while encouraging others to navigate the industry on their own terms. Her approach to personal conflicts and professional relationships showcases the importance of maintaining your integrity in the entertainment world.
“… Leo more. Oh, I know. I know. Because if you couldn't love the dude more. I love that guy. I like being reminded, yeah, you could be as talented as Martin Scorsese. And then also the luck gods need to be on your side too. And then ultimately though, I will say, and this is super selfish, but he paid an enormous price to be as good as he was. He was so hyper-focused and he ignored everything in his life. Yes. All the wives will tell you that.”
“… departure from him. And then he does the Nick Cage movie, which, again, totally crazy different movie. It doesn't work financially. It doesn't really work financially and stuff. Yes. He owns it in the doc. Leo, he definitely, which makes me just love Leo more. Oh, I know. I know. Because if you couldn't love the dude more. I love that guy. I like being reminded, yeah, you could be as talented as Martin Scorsese. And then also the luck gods need to be on your side too. And then ultimately though, I will say, and this is super selfish, but he paid an enormous price to be as good as he was. He was so hyper-focused and he ignored everything in his life. Yes. All the wives will tell you that.”
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In this segment, Ike Barinholtz hilariously reflects on Chevy Chase's confidence and career ups and downs, sharing a moment that showcases how even the most talented can struggle. The comedic twist comes when he humorously describes how Chase's swagger has faded, making it both a poignant and funny take on the highs and lows of fame.
“… and Jim is like 19 minutes and 48 seconds. What were you up to? And Dwight is like, none of your business, basically. And then it cuts to Angela Martin buttoning her blouse. Did you read the research on Business Insider? I read several articles at like midnight last night. Me too. Our search history. Oh my God. Delete our search history. First of all, the one research I read about was fascinating because they gave 500 couples stopwatches. It is as awkward as it sounds. They had to hit start and stop. I don't know how we talk about this, but maybe parents, if you're listening with your kids. …”
“… Just wait for mine. Is yours about the average amount of time someone has sex? Because I went on that tangent. Yes. Yes. Oh, my God. Okay. Because there's all of a sudden Dwight is like not wasting time, not wasting time. And then he comes back and Jim is like 19 minutes and 48 seconds. What were you up to? And Dwight is like, none of your business, basically. And then it cuts to Angela Martin buttoning her blouse. Did you read the research on Business Insider? I read several articles at like midnight last night. Me too. Our search history. Oh my God. Delete our search history. First of all, the one research I read about was fascinating because they gave 500 couples stopwatches. It is as awkward as it sounds. They had to hit start and stop. I don't know how we talk about this, but maybe parents, if you're listening with your kids. Earmuffs for 30 seconds. Earmuffs. Yeah. They had to record their sex time over a four week period. Yeah. And they had to press start on the stopwatch at the moment of penetration. Oh, God. And they had to press stop at ejaculation. We read the same article. Oh, my God. You know what I found amazing is the range was from 33 seconds to 44 minutes. …”
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts reveal that the average time for sex is just 5.4 minutes, leading to a comical breakdown of the logistics of Dwight and Jim's '19 minutes and 48 seconds' escapade. Their banter about stopwatch research and the complexities of lunch dynamics adds a layer of absurdity, making this segment both informative and laugh-out-loud funny.
“… I signed it kind of as I was taking in what it was. And it was, it looks like a legal document that said, this entitles the person to sleep with May Martin, like may martin's the hall pass like anyone holding this can can fuck may basically and i was afterwards i was like that is weird i was like why did i sign that like that well i'm surprised my document made it to you a legal one too yeah wow that's really getting it notarized you bet i am that is um that is wild but then you don't want to like um i never want to be like oh that's a bit much because they've driven hours to come to the show and …”
“… sometimes it so like explicit that I like I and I such a people pleaser that I I sometimes have like I had one regret that someone came up at the meet and greet with, and we chatted and blah, blah, blah. And then they said, can you sign this? And I signed it kind of as I was taking in what it was. And it was, it looks like a legal document that said, this entitles the person to sleep with May Martin, like may martin's the hall pass like anyone holding this can can fuck may basically and i was afterwards i was like that is weird i was like why did i sign that like that well i'm surprised my document made it to you a legal one too yeah wow that's really getting it notarized you bet i am that is um that is wild but then you don't want to like um i never want to be like oh that's a bit much because they've driven hours to come to the show and they're so sweet to get this legal document signed. That doesn't give... Just because they drove a long way doesn't mean that they gave me a hard time to sleep with me. I've never been a piece of meat, so I don't know what this feels like. Oh, please. You are a prime cut. Yes. You're a prime cut. I'm a pretty little lady. Yeah. No, no, no. You're a …”
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Mae Martin hilariously recounts a meet-and-greet where a fan presented a legal document granting them a 'hall pass' to sleep with her. The absurdity of signing such a bizarre request, combined with Mae's self-deprecating humor about being a 'prime cut,' makes this segment a laugh-out-loud moment that captures the wild side of touring.
“… a walk. I'm still going to a trainer a couple of days a week. Oh, you are? Yeah. I have been since the summer, certainly not creating a body like Mae Martin. Are you doing weights, though? You know, I'm doing 55-year-old weight training, you know, where I'm not pumping iron. No, but it's like toning, strengthening. It's good for your bones.”
“… my kind of game. I know. So, um, but it's those, those little moments of just, and also being home with Kitty City and, um, Stephanie and, uh, anyway. And just having your routine, eating the things you want to eat, sleeping in your bed. Yeah. Taking a walk. I'm still going to a trainer a couple of days a week. Oh, you are? Yeah. I have been since the summer, certainly not creating a body like Mae Martin. Are you doing weights, though? You know, I'm doing 55-year-old weight training, you know, where I'm not pumping iron. No, but it's like toning, strengthening. It's good for your bones.”
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In this segment, Tig hilariously describes her '55-year-old weight training,' which is more about toning than pumping iron. The comedic contrast between her routine and the idea of a body like Mae Martin's adds a funny twist to the conversation about fitness and family life.
“I'm sitting here with my co-hosts, Algo, Mae Martin, and I'm Fortune Feimster. How is it going? Morning. Good, good morning. Oh yeah, how did you have your eggs in the morning, Mae? I haven't had them yet. I had a smoothie. I had a smoothie. Did you just wake up, Mae? I'll be honest, yeah, yeah, I did. I gotta be honest. I know, that's fine. We appreciate the honesty. Yeah, it's almost past lunch. Coming up on dinner time on the East Coast, go on. I'm embarrassed because I texted, I'm so sorry …”
“I'm sitting here with my co-hosts, Algo, Mae Martin, and I'm Fortune Feimster. How is it going? Morning. Good, good morning. Oh yeah, how did you have your eggs in the morning, Mae? I haven't had them yet. I had a smoothie. I had a smoothie. Did you just wake up, Mae? I'll be honest, yeah, yeah, I did. I gotta be honest. I know, that's fine. We appreciate the honesty. Yeah, it's almost past lunch. Coming up on dinner time on the East Coast, go on. I'm embarrassed because I texted, I'm so sorry I'm going to be eight minutes late. And that's how long I'd calculated to get dressed, get a coffee, and make a smooth. I saw you last night, and I left at a reasonable, well, fairly reasonable, so we had the Golden Globes, and I saw you at an after party. Yeah, you left at about 12.30 or what? I think I was maybe the last person there. Oh my lord. …”
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Staying up until 12:30 AM at a Golden Globes after-party can lead to unexpected fun and fatigue. Fortune Feimster shares her wild night with comedian Lisa Gilroy, where they got hyper listening to obscure Canadian pop music. It's a glimpse into the glamorous yet exhausting world of Hollywood celebrations.
“… actually posted on the show page that he was like, wait, I met them? and it inspired this whole game. Number seven. I saw a picture of me with Chris Martin from Coldplay. Didn't know I'd ever met him. Isn't that crazy? Yeah. If you would have asked me, I would have said never met him. I know. And then there you go, side by side. Side by side. He was like holding my hand. That's crazy. Yeah. So I met Chris Martin from Coldplay. So they've put together a game. Has Bobby ever met this celebrity? And I'm going to play it because apparently I don't even know who I met at this point. Raymundo, are you …”
“… Now, you may think, oh, how can you not remember the people you've met? Well, Bobby's met a whole lot of people in his course of time in radio and just working in this industry. So he's met a lot of celebrities. And there was one picture that we actually posted on the show page that he was like, wait, I met them? and it inspired this whole game. Number seven. I saw a picture of me with Chris Martin from Coldplay. Didn't know I'd ever met him. Isn't that crazy? Yeah. If you would have asked me, I would have said never met him. I know. And then there you go, side by side. Side by side. He was like holding my hand. That's crazy. Yeah. So I met Chris Martin from Coldplay. So they've put together a game. Has Bobby ever met this celebrity? And I'm going to play it because apparently I don't even know who I met at this point. Raymundo, are you going to host it? Yep. All right. So is it just as I explained? Exactly. You give us a celebrity. We just say if I met him or not. Yeah, and Chris Martin was at the 2015 iHeartRadio Music Festival. All right, Amy, me and you are playing. All right, here we go. Justin Timberlake, also known as JT. Define meeting. I would say there has to be a …”
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Bobby hilariously discovers he met Chris Martin without even realizing it, leading to a game of whether he's met other celebrities, including Justin Timberlake. The absurdity peaks when they recount the bizarre rule of not looking JT in the eye, making for a laugh-out-loud moment as they navigate their foggy memories of star encounters.
“… a nice guy and a good hang um he got some he got some plaque because they said, well, Charlie Kirk was this general, you know, white generation. Oh, Martin Luther King. Yeah. I don't know about that, but okay. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, he had to do that joke. That's right there. Yeah. It's in his wheelhouse. Conspiracy theory. Are you a conspiracy theorist? Not really. Not really. I don't think too much about everything enough to have a theory on it. Is Epstein alive? because people say he might be on an island. He might be somewhere in Israel. That's why I saw the bearded folks. So maybe, but …”
“… but half an hour and i got it yeah but his i couldn't turn it off no and so i do miss kind of the sillier chapelle i like the silly stuff like kill him softly and for what it's worth but i mean you can't deny the talent he's unbelievable and uh and a nice guy and a good hang um he got some he got some plaque because they said, well, Charlie Kirk was this general, you know, white generation. Oh, Martin Luther King. Yeah. I don't know about that, but okay. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, he had to do that joke. That's right there. Yeah. It's in his wheelhouse. Conspiracy theory. Are you a conspiracy theorist? Not really. Not really. I don't think too much about everything enough to have a theory on it. Is Epstein alive? because people say he might be on an island. He might be somewhere in Israel. That's why I saw the bearded folks. So maybe, but again, I'm too stupid to make a... That's why I don't gamble. I can't make a call on that. I go, maybe it is, maybe it isn't. What do I know? What about aliens? President Obama said they are real. Obama said that, yeah. They're just not in Area 51, but... Right. But they are. What's Obama doing? Is he trying to trick us or get us off on another thing? …”
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Mark Normand recalls an unforgettable night with Dave Chappelle at his Ohio club, where their drunken conversations revealed Chappelle's unmatched storytelling prowess. Normand highlights how Chappelle captivates audiences with his unique cadence and ability to weave complex narratives, making every performance an experience you can't turn away from.
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