admin 330 Posted May 25, 2012 I Don't Have Time For This. How To Stay Friends For A Really Long Time - with Kurt Braunohler. Fuck Me. Eagleheart Panel - with Jason Woliner and Maria Thayer. Moobie Boobie Titties. Food Talk - with Jon Glaser. Yeah Baby! Checking In - with Tim Heidecker. Stephen Hawking is a Biter. (Recorded Friday the 13th, 2012, at the Bridgetown Comedy Festival in Portland Oregon. The first live Gelmania. No sounds were added in post production.) Share this post Link to post
daveB from Oakland 364 Posted May 25, 2012 Whoah! A cavalcade of superstars! I will listen to this when I am sufficiently emboldened and READY TO HANDLE THE TRUTH. Share this post Link to post
jughead 189 Posted May 25, 2012 Bravo Mr. Gelman, bravo. My IBS thanks you for holding on to this one for awhile! Share this post Link to post
mattman92ish 823 Posted May 25, 2012 nothin like squeezin a dogs anal gland Share this post Link to post
endoftherebellion 4 Posted May 25, 2012 Too afraid to listen yet. May get put under hypnosis tonight and tackle it. Share this post Link to post
Roy Ziegler 108 Posted May 26, 2012 Gelman breaking while saying/yelling, "And that's what the fuck this is, baby! It's alternative comedy, it's not about the joke!" caught me so off-guard and was so deliciously meta. IT'S WHAT'S BETWEEN THE JOKES BABY, YEAH! IT'S ABOUT THE TRUTH BETWEEN THE JOKES BABY, YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH, BABY! 1 Share this post Link to post
MikeToole 12 Posted May 26, 2012 Too afraid to listen yet. May get put under hypnosis tonight and tackle it. its always a question whether to listen to it stoned the first time or the second time 1 Share this post Link to post
mattman92ish 823 Posted May 26, 2012 my favorite thing to do is get stoned an listen to these amazing podcasts its the best especially if your with a couple friends and they start to like podcasts and listen to them because of it.. 1 Share this post Link to post
chesterdouglas 291 Posted May 26, 2012 I often find several elements of Gelmania to be inspired, but the thing that I can never really figure out is how much of the "Brett Gelman persona" is genuine. I mean, here's a guy who comes across as a somewhat deranged borderline personality who is self-aware enough to be able to mine his derangement for a fearless type of comedy, but seems generally unable to rein it in enough to join the ranks of the "normos." This self-presentation is fairly consistent across time and space. Is this a fabricated "character?" A heightened version of reality? A genuine reflection of his true personality? I don't know. Oh well, I guess I'll just have to wait for the WTF one-on-one interview to find out. Share this post Link to post
MikeToole 12 Posted May 26, 2012 He's just deconstructing societal angst, the idea of articulating societal angst,and deconstructing the idea of deconstructing societal angst, and the idea of deconstructing the idea of deconstructing the articulation of societal angst and then deconstructing it. It's all very meta. Share this post Link to post
NaylorBen 72 Posted May 26, 2012 I've found it's much better to listen to this show very late at night, in the dark. You really want to block out any external distractions. Although it didn't matter so much for this one since it doesn't quite have the same atmosphere live. Is there going to be a film version released as well? I'd be happy to pay for it. I often find several elements of Gelmania to be inspired, but the thing that I can never really figure out is how much of the "Brett Gelman persona" is genuine. I mean, here's a guy who comes across as a somewhat deranged borderline personality who is self-aware enough to be able to mine his derangement for a fearless type of comedy, but seems generally unable to rein it in enough to join the ranks of the "normos." This self-presentation is fairly consistent across time and space. Is this a fabricated "character?" A heightened version of reality? A genuine reflection of his true personality? I don't know. Oh well, I guess I'll just have to wait for the WTF one-on-one interview to find out. Well his appearances outside of this show and Comedy Bang Bang suggest to me he's perfectly amiable guy. Seems to have quite a self-deprecating sense of humor, unlike the podcast character who has huge delusions of grandeur, pretty much to the point of having a messiah complex. So I wouldn't say that part is anything like his true personality. Cyrus deserves more credit than he gets for this show, always really like the production and music, so it was extra impressive hearing that stuff performed live. 2 Share this post Link to post
sheeshkabob 213 Posted June 5, 2012 Yes! Gelmania's back! And back in a big way, big like a big pair of moobies staring you right in your big face. Share this post Link to post