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Daniel MK Cohen, Jason Kaye, and Matthew Sweeney
Podtalk
Join David Lipschitz, with the help of his legendary uncle Harry Lipschitz and line producer Bert, for Podtalk: the greatest Hollywood interviews that never happened. In this fully improvised podcast, the only thing that’s real is the names of the celebrities we’re impersonating. Starring: Daniel MK Cohen as David Lipschitz, Jason Kaye as Harry Lipschitz, and Matthew Sweeney as Bert
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Recent Episodes
Uncle Harry and Bert host the Podtalk Season 1 Finale from a hospital room at Cedar Sinai where David lays in a coma. Werner Herzog brings a camera crew to document the moment. Michael Caine, Jason Statham, Jim Parsons, Billy Bob Thornton, Alan Alda, Albert Brooks, Daniel Radcliffe and more stop...
Published 12/18/17
We have Liam Neeson! The Taken star returns to the podcast for a solo discussion with David about career, social influences, and his upcoming star wars project. B^^rt is the an anchor that halts progress.
Cast: Daniel MK Cohen as David Lipschitz, Jason Kaye as Liam Neeson, and Matthew Sweeny...
Published 12/11/17
We have Bob Dylan! The legendary folk singer sits down with David to talk about music, coffee, and God. Please note this episode is blessed with the lack of B%rt
Cast: Daniel MK Cohen as David Lipschitz, and Jason Kaye as Bob Dylan.
Published 12/04/17
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