Ep 47. Terry Crews, Robert Reich, Mark Normand
- March 13, 2018
Terry Crews, Robert Reich, and Mark Normand are the featured guests on the 47th episode of the eighth season of Conan. Host Conan O'Brien introduces each guest to the audience, starting with Terry Crews, an actor and former NFL player known for his roles in Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Expendables franchise. Crews discusses his latest project, a YouTube series called "Expect The Unexpected," where he surprises fans who have been through tough times with unexpected experiences. He shares some heartwarming stories from the show and explains how it has impacted him personally.
Next up is Robert Reich, a professor, author, and former Secretary of Labor under President Bill Clinton. Reich discusses his new book, "The System: Who Rigged It, How We Fix It," which explores the inequality and corruption present in American politics and economics. He talks about the need for systemic change and offers solutions for how to address these issues. Conan and Reich engage in a lively and informative conversation about the current state of American politics and the challenges facing the country.
Last but not least, comedian Mark Normand takes the stage. Normand, known for his appearances on Conan and his podcast "Tuesdays with Stories," shares some of his recent experiences performing stand-up comedy around the country. He discusses the challenges of writing material during a pandemic and shares some of his favorite jokes from his latest set. Normand also shares some of his thoughts on cancel culture and the evolving landscape of comedy.
Throughout the episode, Conan engages each guest in witty banter and thoughtful conversation. He brings his signature humor to the table while also encouraging deep discussions about important issues. The episode is a testament to Conan's ability to connect with a wide range of guests and topics, and his commitment to providing a platform for diverse voices and perspectives. With its mix of entertainment and substance, the episode is sure to both entertain and enlighten viewers.
