Ari Shaffir

Joined the podcast on stage and was teased about his distinct voice.

“What was my time in the 5K?”

The hosts discuss bringing him up as a guest.

“[laughs] Should we bring Ari up?”

Discusses his morning routine, anxiety, and starting testosterone therapy.

“I usually naturally wake up every day at, like, ni- at the latest 9:00 or 9:30.”

Mentioned as a collaborator on the project 'This Is The End'.

“This Is The End with Ari Shaffir-”

Mentioned as part of the podcast lineup.

“What's, what's in, uh, what's... Like, so this is where Two Bears are. We have our 5K. What's the big get for Are You Garbage? What would be your big tent pole, get the fans out and participate?”

Participated in the award presentation and promoted his upcoming show.

“It's called Bad Thoughts, May 24th.”

Co-host and creator of the storytelling show being discussed.

“Welcome to another episode of Your Mom's House. We're here with the great Ari Shaffir, everybody. Let him hear it.”

The guest discussing his production cards and his experience as an outsider in Hollywood.

“So my last production card was me... Actually, it was that moment. You, you made it happen. It w- the, I don't, I p- I'm an outsider of Hollywood.”

Guest on the podcast discussing his cryptic communication style.

“The only guy that actually knows what you're fucking saying. Everyone's always like, "What kind of cryptic bullshit is that?"”

Guest providing constructive criticism and encouragement to the comedian.

“Completely agree with Peyton here. C- for 23 years old, it's an amazing start. It is kind of always weird to start here. But you're 23 and have a lot of time ahead of you. This is when, a good time to start. Ari Shaffir.”

Guest comedian on the show.

“[audience cheering] Who's ready to start tonight's fucking show, huh? [audience cheering] Ladies and gentlemen, I'm proud to say you have three guests tonight. The rare triple threat fucking guest line-up. Two of them are two of the most used guests in the sho…”

A comedian and podcast host participating in the discussion.

“130 would be, I think, an upgrade compared to the rooms that we've done before. Uh, one more time for the great Ari Shaffir, everybody.”

Guest on the show promoting his storytelling series The End.

“Ari Shaffir, ladies and gentlemen, is here. My big brother. Everyone's big brother in this. [audience cheering] The End is out now. He's back with a brand-new storytelling series. It's available at arishaffir.com. So many great comedians on it. I'm on it.”

Comedian referenced regarding his diet and age.

“I'm gonna go on the Ari Shaffir-”

A comedian participating in the interview.

“Check in with Ari Shaffir.”

A panelist who comments on the guest's rap performance.

“Nah, I was feeling that shit, though.”

Bert Kreischer impersonates him during a comedic bit.

“Here you go. I'm giving this to you. But I am Ari Shaffir. [upbeat music] [audience cheering] Okay. It's a fucking crazy night we're gonna have here.”

Bert Kreischer mentions him as a close friend.

“I wanna say this. I wanna say this, and I'm, and, uh, this is when you know you're a friend of someone. Like, you're my friend, and I know you're my friend, and I know Ari's my friend, and I, and I know that I, I do things for a friend. I was saying to Zolo,”

Mentioned as a collaborator on the storytelling show 'The End'.

“Not only do you have your new podcast, Mystery Boys, not only is The End out now on YMH Studios with Arie Shrier-”

Advised Shaan to be more blunt and direct.

“So Ari told me that I should be more blunt and direct as I am, uh, in not this podcast format, so I'll do that. Cassie, welcome to the team.”

Mentioned as someone who might request recording sessions at unusual times.

“Me too. The only caveat would be there is something cool about in person. You pick up so much more than just doing a remote podcast where they pop on and they pop off at the end of the hour r- and there's, there's not a lot in between. So, so I think hanging o…”