2853: Clown Monday w/ Jeff Meacham
 

A blast from the past; kids' parties; moving Diana Ross; bulimia and acting; Black-ish; Bill Cosby found guilty

Guest:
Jeff Meacham
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I've missed Clown Mondays 💜

Dah! He said the name Max Darwin! I forgot alllll about that guy!


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Jeff Meacham kinda looks like Seth Macfarlane. Who kinda looks like Christopher Knight, (according to this google image).

I wish I was the doppelganger of a classically handsome person. Like Tom Hardy. He's pretty but also rugged looking. He's loaded. He's got a cool accent. All that. People say, "But then you wouldn't be unique. You'd be someone else." Exactly! Unique has done me no favors. My 'unique-ness' will no doubt be corrected with future science.

I enjoy white male privilege but I feel like Movie Star status is just one and final rung above White Privilege.

I got one of those Phillips Bodygroom devices after hearing Jeff on KATG. Worked well for years.

Really enjoyed hearing him on the show again.

is it a disorder to eat to make yourself feel good? if so then yes.
I was losing weight and getting my blood pressure under control at the end of last year then had a bunch of family stay with us for a month, uninvited, followed by my older brother moving back. Definitely reverted to some old habbits and eating garbage food cuz feeling full is something I can control and makes me forget the stress and anger my family brings up. Totally gained that weight back

Clearly you need to put an intern on the job of writing up show notes for all the old shows! :D

Did some digging, Jeff was in Episode 52: When Clowns Cry all the way back in May 2005

Was it a known off limits topic or did you not know about this?

?Black-ish? Political Episode Canceled Over ?Creative Differences? ? Variety

"...The episode covers multiple political and social issues. In one scene, Dre and oldest son Junior (Marcus Scribner) argue over the rights of athletes to kneel during the performance of the national anthem at football games..."

Finally got around to watching Black-ish because to y'all
 

Shame it took me so long to start watching. Feel like I personally know Jeff after this episode, makes me feel sorry for him every time his character is humiliated on the show. If y'all haven't seen it, get started!