Hope you guys enjoy this one, long convo. Curious what your favorite stories were?? From Farley, to Better Call Saul, to growing up in the midwest... tons of good stuff in this one :)
BOB ODENKIRK!?!?!?!? I'm sub'd and bell'd and I wasn't notified of this, dropped everything I was doing and enjoyed this gem of an interview. Stay safe guys.
Michael, if you ever read this, I’m 42 now, used to be a huge Smallville fan, my girlfriend and I would buy the VHS box sets and eat them up with Buffy and Alias, a year late, being from France. Those were our favorite young adults shows. I’ve watched a lot of your interviews along the years, and I know you feel differently now, but I remember that after Smallville, a part of you was tired and maybe even hurt, to only be recognized or famous because of that show, despite how hard you worked and how many other projects you were involved in. I remember you looking sad, sometimes even upset about it. So please let me tell you this. I’m a diplomat now, traveled to 80 countries around the world, don’t really look like a nerd, more like a suit, but I am. I’ve been buying around 20 comics from all houses, every month since I was 13, and read every Superman story there has been for the past 30 years. Watched every movie, live action or animated. Every cartoon. Everything. And never, EVER, has there been a better Lex than yours. Maybe it sucked being mostly known for one role, but you’ve played one of the biggest comic villains of all time, and you were the best at it. Still are. No one will ever come close, I think. So when you feel down or think « Urgh, Smallville again... », know that some people out there who are huge comic book and cinema fans, and really know their shit, think you were one of the greatest villains of all time. Isn’t that better than being known for plenty of roles, each of them being so so? For many of us, as one of the biggest characters of the title that sold the most in comic book history, you’re untouchable. Not many actors can say that. Love from France.
I enjoyed all of it but hearing about Farley is always a treat for me you got to read that book the Chris Farley show if you want the deepest dive into his life I read it three times in a two week period yes it's that good
My favorite section was Bob's thoughts on fame. "They don't know me. They'll never know me." It perfectly expresses why I'll never understand people who desire popularity. It's lovely to hear that from an actor once in awhile. Bob seems like a smart, realistic guy who appreciates what he's earned, and that's refreshing.
I don't agree with this bit, how an actor behaves and treats his fans outside has an impact on their work. Christian Bale hates fame and cos he's a bit weird I love his work less. Same for Brandon Flowers, I love him because he is a good person, if he was horrible to fans I would never buy his music or follow him. Fame is always with you no matter the project and your fans are why you get the big bucks remember that!
@@Twod1980 I think you can want privacy and still be good to your fans as a celebrity. The problem is, people who are fans of something or someone feel entitled to their time. If I saw a famous person at a restaurant and wanted to approach them, I'd wait for them outside after they were done eating and say hey I'm sorry to bother you, I just want to let you know how much your work means to me, I appreciate you and what you do. If you want a picture or autograph, feel free to ask. But if they clearly are busy or just aren't having a good day, you gotta respect and accept them if they say I'm sorry, but I gotta get going. Famous or not, we're all human beings and we aren't owned by anyone or owe anyone anything other than polite/respectful interactions. But polite/respectful doesn't mean you get what you want either.
@@atticusstephenson2895 the point he was making was that people should have zero access to him irl and this can jeopardise popularity and get you less work...just saying
I’ve been listening to these for a little while now and I appreciate how honest and authentic everything feels. It’s helped realize that actors and all sorts of celebrities have the same problems and worries I do. Great podcast
I met Bob Odenkirk around 2010, while working at Trader Joe’s in LA bagging his groceries. I hadn’t seen breaking bad or Saul yet, but I was into Mr Show. He had his son with him, super cool guy. We discussed David Cross some, & growing up in Georgia where David is from. I’m now a super huge Breaking Bad fan and it blows my mind that I met him once.
"Everything that you do in front of people, involves that people" Fuck yeah!!!!!! I LOVED every part of this episode!!!!! Thank you so much I feel happier and more relax than I was earlier. You're doing an amazing job!!!
This is one of your best interviews in my opinion, I personally liked the longer format sometimes with guests I feel it ends to quickly but the conversation between you two was excellent
What he says about being cynical is so relateable to me, I feel that tension all the time and never realized that's what it was, a real eye opener to hear him talk about it. I constantly feel like if I actually say what I think, people will think I'm a dick because they don't have my perspective.
He also wasn't in it for unhealthy reasons. He just loved writing comedy since he was a kid, and as long as he was paying the bills and taking care of his family, he was good. He just wanted to be doing the work he loves.
I could watch the two of you do this every day. Bob has done some great interviews and conversations, but this one is probably the best. Please have him back!
Just dropping a comment to say how much I appreciate Michael Rosenbaum & his podcast. I absolutely love the authenticity and deep life stuff that's discussed. Nothing better than getting together with people and talking about life! Thanks for the free therapy 🙌 and all the vulnerability, it makes me realize how Human we all are.. helps me think about things in a different light. Keep doing what you're doing, it's making a difference!
The struggle of being naturally cynical while surrounded by optimists is so relatable. A boss once told me I was very cynical and I could only thank him.
I've been a fan of Bob's since the "Ben Stiller Show" days, and this was hands down one of the best interviews with him I've ever seen. Everything he said about cynicism I related to 100%. I'm pretty cynical myself, and also feel/react the same way when I'm around others who don't share my perspective. Great interview, Michael!
I loved the chat about your dogs taking care of you. I'm not a dog person myself but one of our cats, when i was a teenager, would absolutely go around the house and round us all up for bed when it got too late. Didn't matter what crap you thought was important at midnight, she'd nag the crap out of you until you chilled out and went to bed. She was fantastic. I love it when she visits me in my dreams sometimes 😻
I'm dog centric but I've known a few cats who blew me away with how aware they were, and there are a few I'll never forget. Everyone should have a cat at some point; it's the only way to really know them while dogs tell you everything on the first date, lol.
Very MUCH appreciated this conversation with Bobby O. Excellent podcast Michael. 🌱 My daughter is now adding Second City to her repertoire, 5+ years of ComedySportz still. Little gigs here and there...humble beginnings. I look forward to "her time" and all that, but it's the humble beginnings that are undoubtedly precious. (thought i'd share)
I just skip to the part where the guest is lol. I don't see why you gotta complain or close it obviously the dude listed as a guest is showing up sooner or later....
This conversation was unexpectedly human, and wholeheartedly relatable to all of us. We’re not actors, we have all different jobs but we can all relate to punching printers and not wanting to be alone. This was such a good podcast.
I love these candid interviews. And the fact that you now added video makes them even better. I can no longer watch conventional network talk shows with interviews that are simply 10-minute fluff pieces. Anyhow, you’re doing a great job with this channel! And “Better Call Saul” has never been better. Thanks for the Bob Odenkirk interview. We both went to SIU. Go Salukis!!!
I love how Michael comforts his guests to where they are instantly open. Maybe there’s a rapport built before hand, regardless, he’s a great interviewer. It’s like hearing hold friends talking to one another. I just found this UA-cam channel and have been binge watching for a few hours now.
This is one of your best interviews in my opinion. Big fan of Bob Odenkirk since his Mr. Show days with Dave Cross. Awesome interview. Thanks for sharing.
I'm a HUGE Odenkirk fan, since the Ben Stiller Show!! It's been such a treat to see how his career has morphed over the years...such an UNEXPECTED treat! Realizing from the Ben Stiller Show I had also seen him earlier on SNL in bit roles when he was a writer there, to MR. SHOW (which to me is one of the ultimate trifecta of sketch comedy--Mr. Show, Monty Python, and Kids In The Hall)!! Mr. Show. Been raving about it since it first aired, and it's awesome that a whole new crowd of people are realizing how present Odenkirk has been as a comedy LEGEND, even though he's recently made a name as are dramatic actor. I can't tell you how it felt for an old fan like me to see him in the film "Nobody". Especially since I used to be in a band called "Nobody". Lol No joke...
Man that trip Michael is talking about when he *knew* he was going to make it, it reminds me of when I was 21 and I enrolled into a 6-month training program that had a HUGE fail rate. I remember when I was filling out the paperwork they told me that 95% of people who filled out the same paperwork don't make it the 6 months, either because they can't take the pressure or they can't follow directions and keep up. I remember sitting there thinking "psssh, I got this, I'm gonna ace this like a bauss". Lo-and-behold, I finished the program with flying colors, accolades, the whole nine yards. I know exactly the feeling he's talking about, where you just feel like something isn't going to even be a thing, even though it actually is, but you are just so laser-focused practically to the point of oblivious naivete. It's like setting out to walk a tightrope that so many have fallen off of, and you just don't know how far down it is below so you're not even tripping or questioning your ability. You just feel so confident because you're so thoroughly committed in your heart.
This just started playing automatically after a short unrelated clip I was playing... and I love Bob. I find him so interesting to listen to. And I looked at the runtime and I was like... "two hours?? I'm in!!" Lmao. I'm currently half way through my second listen, back to back. Great interview man, thanks for doing what you do. I'll definitely check out more of your stuff in the future. (Loved Smallville, btw)
Absolutely loved this interview, big fan of Bob Odenkirk and Better Call Saul, loved the Better Call Saul questions. You and Bob had great chemistry in this interview!
This is the fifth interview of yours I've watched, but you just implored so hard this time, haha, that I went ahead and Subscribed. Great job! Bob is so wise! Much love.
Out of context his statement could be taken wrong. "If you won't work I can hit you". lol His son or daughter better get a job when they are old enough.
Most engaging conversation I have seen on a podcast in a long time. Please get Bob back, you guys are great together. This isn't just about wanting him back, but you and him really seem to have a mutual understanding and respect for one another that was cool to see. You both really opened up to one another about halfway through and from then on it was riveting. Honestly I think it was after you guys talked about your dogs that you really became in sync! Dogs are the greatest!!!!
Big fan of Bob Odenkirk, kudos getting him on the show. I have that same attitude that Jerry Seinfeld had that Bob described: of course I should be extremely special and successful! Someone has to be, right? Why not me! Problem is I'm completely inept at everything. It's a rare dual quality to be extremely ambitious and extremely stupid, and it ain't fun having the world kicking your ass every day. And I'm nearly 40 and STILL think this way! ha! But thaaaaaaaaaaaaaat's my life!
I like all of your interviews but thought this one felt so natural and easy and could feel Bob open up more and more as the time progressed. However, that's not what had me looking for a place to write. I wanted to say that the fan letter you read at the end had me sobbing, and I wanted to send a little anon stranger love to the man who wrote. I don't know if this message will ever reach him, but I don't think telling his daughter about the baby was a mistake. Losing a child is part of their family story - not just the writer or his wife's. I wish much healing and love to all of them and I'm grateful to Michael for being there for them, for me and all of us.
So not only do I have Bob Odenkirk to thank for Matt Foley, he’s also the reason I was introduced to Harlan Williams?? I still remember that Conan stand-up fondly to this day.
What a shame that the world will never get to know how hilarious that hot dog vendor trainee skit could have been. Amazing stories and great interview overall! Thanks again for keeping us all entertained during these crazy times!
I was so impressed by how genuine and unpartisan Mike was when the interview started. I’ve never seen someone pleasantly assert the importance of decency like that. No grinding desperation to win for one party or the other. Just an honest reaction to someone potentially dehumanizing some of his viewers.
I did not know Bob Odenkirk but his interview caught my attention, it is very entertaining. hearing about their lives, so naturally, was what caught my attention the most :)
Rosey, please don't ever cut your intros and outros. I love them and I enjoy hearing/watching them every time. This was an amazing episode. I loved every part. Thank you for the amazing content every week. Keep doing what you are doing. Looking forward to next week's episode ❤️
@@InsideOfYouPodcast You are very welcome Michael. I'm happy, proud to support such an amazing podcast and person, but you already know that ^_^ Baum Squad for life ❤️
Found this channel after the most recent Tom Welling episode and I am so happy I found this and I have just been binge watching everything! Your views on life and mental health have constantly helped me and has made me feel good at times. I know commenting on this might seem weird 2 years later; I resonated with Bob's cynicism but resonated more with your view on all this confidence you gained at some point in life. I was always this worried and scared kid with anxiety, depression, and ADHD and someone gave me this confidence boost to go get a degree and become someone and I wouldn't let anything stop me, I got the degree and then worked for years and realized its not at all what I wanted. I was riding that confidence for so long I forgot to ask if I wanted to actually do this. unfortunately that confidence, like gas in a car, ran out and I've become this anxious "child" again. You keep walking trying to find a gas station and get a little gas (confidence) but on your way back to the car or to get more gas you realize the gas is gone or maybe it was just mud. I believe people can leave imprints on this world and imprints in this life and some are deeper than others and from learning more about you through this podcast and through life I think you're leaving a pretty decent sized imprint on this world and I think its only going to get bigger!
Thank you for those (almost) 2 hours. A new episode always makes my Tuesday after work relaxation time so much better. So many great stories and always a reminder that in the end we all are just humans that either do or don’t vibe with each other.
Bob we love you! Not just the projects. I'll watch anything bc you're in it. Yes the Saul/Jimmy and Mr show is apart of that but you are a fantastic actor.
That’s true! I like his projects but also himself. That’s the reason why I watch lots of interviews with him. I want to know about how he is in ‘real life’ and not just how he is in a certain role as an actor. He’s so sympathetic and authentic, I would also watch everything he does, even if that means reading a phone book aloud for hours.
I live in Kokomo, Indiana, 45 minutes north of Indy. So cool to know an Odenkirk lives there, as well as Rosenbaum growing up here too! Never knew that!! I go to Indy all the time! Been to Bloomington many times as well, and it's really nice too! Awesome to know Bob knows the state somewhat, and Michael even better! :)
“the one thing you dont want your life to be is, a cliche, i want to do something that surprises me and you about everything. About the choices i make. Really surprises, and not just live some boring overtold story thats just a hackneyed cliche” - bob odenkirk
Love your t-shirt Michael. It looks snug and comfy. Also, it is natural for you or anyone else to feel frustrated on account of the lockdown. I'm just glad you don't shy away from venting. Never hold it in. Express your feelings. You encourage countless other to become vocal. Thank you for yet another excellent episode.
Love that he brought up Norm Macdonald first. He probably is the funniest person alive right now, and the reason he isn’t held to nearly that regard outside comedy circles is in large part due to his conservative views, yet total freedom in what he says and never giving a shit who he offends. Going on The View to make a fake apology where he calls the hosts out for being hypocritical, to their faces, without them even noticing.
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That point about cynicism expains why I just can't get along with certain people. It's so true. When someone isn't cynical like I am, it's like 90% of what I would normally talk about is off the table.
I can’t understand why anyone would come on here and complain about the podcast. Its a TV quality talk show brought to us for free and a damn great interview as well. To the people complaining about the intro or the host talking about themselves...it’s a podcast. Human interaction and the hosts perspective is what makes it unique. You wouldn’t tune in to letterman and skip right to the interviews, you get the whole experience. Great job Rosey! This was a very honest and unpretentious interview. Keep it up!
This was great! Bob hanging out for two hours? I watched this and then listened tot he Better Call Saul Insider Podcast, so it was striking that both talked about the negative effect in the business of not being able to rest, and working too long without it, and how they improved after Breaking Bad and BCS's early Season 1, and how not feeling like one can speak up traps people! I hope Season 6 allows for a smidge more breathing room.
I live basically smack dab between Evansville and Carbondale. Close enough people around here go to either to do their Christmas shopping. It's interesting hearing famous people talk about a town like an hour away.
I think it might be a bodily defense mechanism to never be fully fulfilled by achievement or pleasure because if we could achieve that fulfillment, we might give up striving, and that could almost be seen as a type of spiritual death. This is a great show, love to hear from Odenkirk.
I love that you get people who usually only gets to answer the same questions over and over again on some junket to actually dive deep. I'm in a bad place with no real medical solution to ever get better so hearing people who seems to have it all figured out struggling is comforting. I don't want bad things to happen to them of course, but at least I know before my body givs up completely that I'm not the completely alone. As for the intro. Give the auidience and algorithm some time. Even Rogan didn't become the giant he's now until roughly 2015 and he had been doing it for years. One thing that will also help are a couple of 5-10 minute clips for every episode. Even though I listen to 20 different podcasts all the time, sometimes I'm just not feeling like I want to listen to an episode. I see a clip to give it a shot and end up listening to the entire thing before binging every podcast that guest has been on.
Authentic , genuine , relaxing , funny , informative , inspiring and in my opinion one of the best podcast keep it going brother doing a phenomenal job
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I love the part where Bob stated about people on their cell phones talking too loud that you can hear the conversation. I agree with him about including yourself in the conversation cause if they don't want you to listen then they should not broadcast it.
Such a great episode! I could listen to you talk all day; such great, insightful conversations. Also, sorry about your grandfather. 😢 Love watching you on Smallville again with my teens now. 😊
Hope you guys enjoy this one, long convo. Curious what your favorite stories were?? From Farley, to Better Call Saul, to growing up in the midwest... tons of good stuff in this one :)
BOB ODENKIRK!?!?!?!? I'm sub'd and bell'd and I wasn't notified of this, dropped everything I was doing and enjoyed this gem of an interview. Stay safe guys.
Michael, if you ever read this, I’m 42 now, used to be a huge Smallville fan, my girlfriend and I would buy the VHS box sets and eat them up with Buffy and Alias, a year late, being from France. Those were our favorite young adults shows.
I’ve watched a lot of your interviews along the years, and I know you feel differently now, but I remember that after Smallville, a part of you was tired and maybe even hurt, to only be recognized or famous because of that show, despite how hard you worked and how many other projects you were involved in. I remember you looking sad, sometimes even upset about it. So please let me tell you this.
I’m a diplomat now, traveled to 80 countries around the world, don’t really look like a nerd, more like a suit, but I am. I’ve been buying around 20 comics from all houses, every month since I was 13, and read every Superman story there has been for the past 30 years. Watched every movie, live action or animated. Every cartoon. Everything. And never, EVER, has there been a better Lex than yours. Maybe it sucked being mostly known for one role, but you’ve played one of the biggest comic villains of all time, and you were the best at it. Still are. No one will ever come close, I think.
So when you feel down or think « Urgh, Smallville again... », know that some people out there who are huge comic book and cinema fans, and really know their shit, think you were one of the greatest villains of all time. Isn’t that better than being known for plenty of roles, each of them being so so?
For many of us, as one of the biggest characters of the title that sold the most in comic book history, you’re untouchable. Not many actors can say that.
Love from France.
Awesome! Loved it! Say... would you like to have John Schneider on?
I enjoyed all of it but hearing about Farley is always a treat for me you got to read that book the Chris Farley show if you want the deepest dive into his life I read it three times in a two week period yes it's that good
Farley was the high point for me. Man, had no idea Bob was the mind behind the van down by the river!
Super cool show Rosey!!!
My favorite section was Bob's thoughts on fame. "They don't know me. They'll never know me." It perfectly expresses why I'll never understand people who desire popularity. It's lovely to hear that from an actor once in awhile. Bob seems like a smart, realistic guy who appreciates what he's earned, and that's refreshing.
I don't agree with this bit, how an actor behaves and treats his fans outside has an impact on their work. Christian Bale hates fame and cos he's a bit weird I love his work less. Same for Brandon Flowers, I love him because he is a good person, if he was horrible to fans I would never buy his music or follow him. Fame is always with you no matter the project and your fans are why you get the big bucks remember that!
@@Twod1980 I think you can want privacy and still be good to your fans as a celebrity. The problem is, people who are fans of something or someone feel entitled to their time. If I saw a famous person at a restaurant and wanted to approach them, I'd wait for them outside after they were done eating and say hey I'm sorry to bother you, I just want to let you know how much your work means to me, I appreciate you and what you do. If you want a picture or autograph, feel free to ask. But if they clearly are busy or just aren't having a good day, you gotta respect and accept them if they say I'm sorry, but I gotta get going. Famous or not, we're all human beings and we aren't owned by anyone or owe anyone anything other than polite/respectful interactions. But polite/respectful doesn't mean you get what you want either.
@@atticusstephenson2895 the point he was making was that people should have zero access to him irl and this can jeopardise popularity and get you less work...just saying
People confuse fame with mass acceptance. Acceptance is a core human need. Fame is not acceptance.
It's ironic that Bob, being color blind, plays a character who's primarily known for wearing outrageous colors in his suits. That's hilarious!
Exactly
He also seems very sincere rather than funny too.
That's funny I was just about to comment the same thing- although I guess Saul has no problem with clashing colours!
which minute he mentioned that
@@PERC_-ANGLE He did mention it (1:03:27). Did you even watch the interview? 😂
I’ve been listening to these for a little while now and I appreciate how honest and authentic everything feels. It’s helped realize that actors and all sorts of celebrities have the same problems and worries I do. Great podcast
exactly what we're trying to do here. appreciate it pal
Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum Well it’s working man, keep it up and be well 👍
You mean "celebrities" are people too?? Shocker!
snavis Well I’m just saying, it’s a good reminder.
@@snavisTM lol some are, some have deluded to the point they are just products because they are ok with it.
I met Bob Odenkirk around 2010, while working at Trader Joe’s in LA bagging his groceries. I hadn’t seen breaking bad or Saul yet, but I was into Mr Show. He had his son with him, super cool guy. We discussed David Cross some, & growing up in Georgia where David is from.
I’m now a super huge Breaking Bad fan and it blows my mind that I met him once.
He’s the sweetest. Had the pleasure of seeing him two nights in a row last October. Great, genuinely kind guy.
"Everything that you do in front of people, involves that people" Fuck yeah!!!!!! I LOVED every part of this episode!!!!! Thank you so much I feel happier and more relax than I was earlier. You're doing an amazing job!!!
lina!!!!!
This is one of your best interviews in my opinion, I personally liked the longer format sometimes with guests I feel it ends to quickly but the conversation between you two was excellent
Thank you so much. Very appreciative of you listening in.
Thank you so much. Very appreciative of you listening in.
What he says about being cynical is so relateable to me, I feel that tension all the time and never realized that's what it was, a real eye opener to hear him talk about it.
I constantly feel like if I actually say what I think, people will think I'm a dick because they don't have my perspective.
at best they'll think you're a comedian
Me, too. It actually means a lot to hear him say this.
I loved it. Bob Odenkirk is even more beautiful and amazing than I thought. I could watch this one over and over. Thank you, Michael!
Wow, thank you!
love
agreed, Odenkirk is a beautiful soul. very wise, and incredibly well spoken.
Great artists who succeed later on in life are usually more grounded in reality and less ego-driven.
He also wasn't in it for unhealthy reasons. He just loved writing comedy since he was a kid, and as long as he was paying the bills and taking care of his family, he was good. He just wanted to be doing the work he loves.
Finally! A podcast that matches my misery and destruction.
and your sarcasm!
@@InsideOfYouPodcast The wand chooses the wizard.
genius.
I could watch the two of you do this every day. Bob has done some great interviews and conversations, but this one is probably the best. Please have him back!
Just dropping a comment to say how much I appreciate Michael Rosenbaum & his podcast. I absolutely love the authenticity and deep life stuff that's discussed. Nothing better than getting together with people and talking about life! Thanks for the free therapy 🙌 and all the vulnerability, it makes me realize how Human we all are.. helps me think about things in a different light. Keep doing what you're doing, it's making a difference!
The struggle of being naturally cynical while surrounded by optimists is so relatable. A boss once told me I was very cynical and I could only thank him.
I've been a fan of Bob's since the "Ben Stiller Show" days, and this was hands down one of the best interviews with him I've ever seen.
Everything he said about cynicism I related to 100%. I'm pretty cynical myself, and also feel/react the same way when I'm around others who don't share my perspective.
Great interview, Michael!
Why? Bobs a robot!
I loved the chat about your dogs taking care of you. I'm not a dog person myself but one of our cats, when i was a teenager, would absolutely go around the house and round us all up for bed when it got too late. Didn't matter what crap you thought was important at midnight, she'd nag the crap out of you until you chilled out and went to bed. She was fantastic. I love it when she visits me in my dreams sometimes 😻
I'm dog centric but I've known a few cats who blew me away with how aware they were, and there are a few I'll never forget. Everyone should have a cat at some point; it's the only way to really know them while dogs tell you everything on the first date, lol.
Imagine thinking cats are at all comparable to a dog.
A smart cat is such a treasure, man, And when a cat is smart its reeeaaally smart, like eerrily smart.
Very MUCH appreciated this conversation with Bobby O. Excellent podcast Michael. 🌱
My daughter is now adding Second City to her repertoire, 5+ years of ComedySportz still. Little gigs here and there...humble beginnings. I look forward to "her time" and all that, but it's the humble beginnings that are undoubtedly precious. (thought i'd share)
"I turned it off because I didn't see a guest" Some people man lol. I can't get enough Michael Rosenbaum wonderful human being.
he's the best!
hahahaahhahahaahha. hilarious
He already mentioned it, why exactly did you feel the need to white knight for a stranger?
I just skip to the part where the guest is lol. I don't see why you gotta complain or close it obviously the dude listed as a guest is showing up sooner or later....
I was a fan after i listened to episode one. After i realize i can see them as videos on YT i became an airconditioner.
hey thats pretty cool!
These comments are my kind of funny, I think it’s because they remind me of my Dad’s jokes.❤️
Gold. Save this material! Don't waste it on UA-cam!
it was a special experience to hear from the person behind awesome Saul. thanks for the opportunity.
Agreed! Thank you for listening. I appreciate it!
Agreed! Thank you for listening. I appreciate it!
You have amazing guests but this time you've outdone yourself. Better Call Saul is my 10/10 tv show benchmark.
This conversation was unexpectedly human, and wholeheartedly relatable to all of us. We’re not actors, we have all different jobs but we can all relate to punching printers and not wanting to be alone.
This was such a good podcast.
I love these candid interviews. And the fact that you now added video makes them even better. I can no longer watch conventional network talk shows with interviews that are simply 10-minute fluff pieces. Anyhow, you’re doing a great job with this channel! And “Better Call Saul” has never been better. Thanks for the Bob Odenkirk interview. We both went to SIU. Go Salukis!!!
Love it! Thank you for hanging with us and supporting our videos. It's much appreciated.
I love how Michael comforts his guests to where they are instantly open. Maybe there’s a rapport built before hand, regardless, he’s a great interviewer. It’s like hearing hold friends talking to one another. I just found this UA-cam channel and have been binge watching for a few hours now.
This is one of your best interviews in my opinion. Big fan of Bob Odenkirk since his Mr. Show days with Dave Cross. Awesome interview. Thanks for sharing.
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I'm a HUGE Odenkirk fan, since the Ben Stiller Show!! It's been such a treat to see how his career has morphed over the years...such an UNEXPECTED treat! Realizing from the Ben Stiller Show I had also seen him earlier on SNL in bit roles when he was a writer there, to MR. SHOW (which to me is one of the ultimate trifecta of sketch comedy--Mr. Show, Monty Python, and Kids In The Hall)!! Mr. Show. Been raving about it since it first aired, and it's awesome that a whole new crowd of people are realizing how present Odenkirk has been as a comedy LEGEND, even though he's recently made a name as are dramatic actor. I can't tell you how it felt for an old fan like me to see him in the film "Nobody". Especially since I used to be in a band called "Nobody". Lol No joke...
A handy review for everyone. I can watch this again and again. Thank you Michael!
Man that trip Michael is talking about when he *knew* he was going to make it, it reminds me of when I was 21 and I enrolled into a 6-month training program that had a HUGE fail rate. I remember when I was filling out the paperwork they told me that 95% of people who filled out the same paperwork don't make it the 6 months, either because they can't take the pressure or they can't follow directions and keep up. I remember sitting there thinking "psssh, I got this, I'm gonna ace this like a bauss". Lo-and-behold, I finished the program with flying colors, accolades, the whole nine yards. I know exactly the feeling he's talking about, where you just feel like something isn't going to even be a thing, even though it actually is, but you are just so laser-focused practically to the point of oblivious naivete. It's like setting out to walk a tightrope that so many have fallen off of, and you just don't know how far down it is below so you're not even tripping or questioning your ability. You just feel so confident because you're so thoroughly committed in your heart.
This just started playing automatically after a short unrelated clip I was playing... and I love Bob. I find him so interesting to listen to. And I looked at the runtime and I was like... "two hours?? I'm in!!" Lmao. I'm currently half way through my second listen, back to back. Great interview man, thanks for doing what you do. I'll definitely check out more of your stuff in the future. (Loved Smallville, btw)
Great podcast, Michael, you certainly know how to put a guest in the right mood. Odenkirk is a fascinating guy
Thank you - I appreciate that! Bob is truly fascinating!
Absolutely loved this interview, big fan of Bob Odenkirk and Better Call Saul, loved the Better Call Saul questions. You and Bob had great chemistry in this interview!
This is the fifth interview of yours I've watched, but you just implored so hard this time, haha, that I went ahead and Subscribed.
Great job! Bob is so wise! Much love.
I SOOO relate to the printer story - Can't stop laughing!!
😂😂😂
Out of context his statement could be taken wrong. "If you won't work I can hit you". lol His son or daughter better get a job when they are old enough.
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Most engaging conversation I have seen on a podcast in a long time. Please get Bob back, you guys are great together. This isn't just about wanting him back, but you and him really seem to have a mutual understanding and respect for one another that was cool to see. You both really opened up to one another about halfway through and from then on it was riveting. Honestly I think it was after you guys talked about your dogs that you really became in sync! Dogs are the greatest!!!!
I'm a surprised that you have invited him, the interview was so nice and fun, i enjoyed it a lot!
Big fan of Bob Odenkirk, kudos getting him on the show.
I have that same attitude that Jerry Seinfeld had that Bob described: of course I should be extremely special and successful! Someone has to be, right? Why not me! Problem is I'm completely inept at everything. It's a rare dual quality to be extremely ambitious and extremely stupid, and it ain't fun having the world kicking your ass every day. And I'm nearly 40 and STILL think this way! ha! But thaaaaaaaaaaaaaat's my life!
"rare dual quality to be extremely ambitious and extremely stupid" 🤣🤣🤣
This is really very useful interview with Bob odenkirk. Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
I like all of your interviews but thought this one felt so natural and easy and could feel Bob open up more and more as the time progressed. However, that's not what had me looking for a place to write.
I wanted to say that the fan letter you read at the end had me sobbing, and I wanted to send a little anon stranger love to the man who wrote.
I don't know if this message will ever reach him, but I don't think telling his daughter about the baby was a mistake. Losing a child is part of their family story - not just the writer or his wife's. I wish much healing and love to all of them and I'm grateful to Michael for being there for them, for me and all of us.
So not only do I have Bob Odenkirk to thank for Matt Foley, he’s also the reason I was introduced to Harlan Williams?? I still remember that Conan stand-up fondly to this day.
This episode is really useful - the interview with Bob looks very impressive. Thanks indeed for sharing such interesting good stuff.
Thanks for listening
Thanks for listening
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What a shame that the world will never get to know how hilarious that hot dog vendor trainee skit could have been. Amazing stories and great interview overall! Thanks again for keeping us all entertained during these crazy times!
Raj! appreciate it pal. the hot dog vendor skit is amazing haha
I was so impressed by how genuine and unpartisan Mike was when the interview started. I’ve never seen someone pleasantly assert the importance of decency like that. No grinding desperation to win for one party or the other. Just an honest reaction to someone potentially dehumanizing some of his viewers.
Fellow Indiana person here 👋🏻 great podcast. I think conversing with mr odenkirk would be a real treat.
I did not know Bob Odenkirk but his interview caught my attention, it is very entertaining. hearing about their lives, so naturally, was what caught my attention the most :)
Please watch Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul!
the Chris Farley stuff was strong
Rosey, please don't ever cut your intros and outros. I love them and I enjoy hearing/watching them every time. This was an amazing episode. I loved every part. Thank you for the amazing content every week. Keep doing what you are doing. Looking forward to next week's episode ❤️
Thank you so much. So happy to hear you like them.
Thank you so much. So happy to hear you like them.
@@InsideOfYouPodcast You are very welcome Michael. I'm happy, proud to support such an amazing podcast and person, but you already know that ^_^ Baum Squad for life ❤️
Found this channel after the most recent Tom Welling episode and I am so happy I found this and I have just been binge watching everything! Your views on life and mental health have constantly helped me and has made me feel good at times.
I know commenting on this might seem weird 2 years later; I resonated with Bob's cynicism but resonated more with your view on all this confidence you gained at some point in life. I was always this worried and scared kid with anxiety, depression, and ADHD and someone gave me this confidence boost to go get a degree and become someone and I wouldn't let anything stop me, I got the degree and then worked for years and realized its not at all what I wanted. I was riding that confidence for so long I forgot to ask if I wanted to actually do this. unfortunately that confidence, like gas in a car, ran out and I've become this anxious "child" again. You keep walking trying to find a gas station and get a little gas (confidence) but on your way back to the car or to get more gas you realize the gas is gone or maybe it was just mud.
I believe people can leave imprints on this world and imprints in this life and some are deeper than others and from learning more about you through this podcast and through life I think you're leaving a pretty decent sized imprint on this world and I think its only going to get bigger!
Thank you for those (almost) 2 hours. A new episode always makes my Tuesday after work relaxation time so much better. So many great stories and always a reminder that in the end we all are just humans that either do or don’t vibe with each other.
long one. couldnt cut this one short. too good. thanks pal
Chris Farley conversation starts at 1:10:33
Enjoy!
SO glad these are back up and running. I was very sad when the video podcasts disappeared for a while there. Some hidden gems.
I'm a fan of Bob Odenkirk, so I really enjoyed this interview.
*”She’s cynical!”*- Bob Odenkirk on Meryl Streep
1:21:45 "jerry's right, in that instance, but I relate to gary". absolute gold.
Bob we love you! Not just the projects. I'll watch anything bc you're in it. Yes the Saul/Jimmy and Mr show is apart of that but you are a fantastic actor.
sure he would appreciate that buddy :)
That’s true! I like his projects but also himself. That’s the reason why I watch lots of interviews with him. I want to know about how he is in ‘real life’ and not just how he is in a certain role as an actor. He’s so sympathetic and authentic, I would also watch everything he does, even if that means reading a phone book aloud for hours.
I live in Kokomo, Indiana, 45 minutes north of Indy. So cool to know an Odenkirk lives there, as well as Rosenbaum growing up here too! Never knew that!! I go to Indy all the time! Been to Bloomington many times as well, and it's really nice too! Awesome to know Bob knows the state somewhat, and Michael even better! :)
Can’t wait to listen to this after class!! As always, love your podcasts!
Hope you enjoy it!
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@@insideofyoupodcast2510 you're pathetic.
“the one thing you dont want your life to be is, a cliche, i want to do something that surprises me and you about everything. About the choices i make. Really surprises, and not just live some boring overtold story thats just a hackneyed cliche” - bob odenkirk
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That was an amazing episode. Bob Odenkirik is a great actor. Love Breaking Bad And Better Call Saul.
Love your t-shirt Michael. It looks snug and comfy. Also, it is natural for you or anyone else to feel frustrated on account of the lockdown. I'm just glad you don't shy away from venting. Never hold it in. Express your feelings. You encourage countless other to become vocal. Thank you for yet another excellent episode.
you rule
Be a little less thirsty.
Love that he brought up Norm Macdonald first. He probably is the funniest person alive right now, and the reason he isn’t held to nearly that regard outside comedy circles is in large part due to his conservative views, yet total freedom in what he says and never giving a shit who he offends. Going on The View to make a fake apology where he calls the hosts out for being hypocritical, to their faces, without them even noticing.
it's almost 2 hours and I did not feel that, simply because there was that much entertainment ! thanks !!
Detailed review....thank you guys for your informational speech.....really useful for me....thanks for sharing.
Wonderful video you explain beautifully and in detail interview about Bob Odenkirk.you shared amazing information with us. thank you for this amazing video.
excellent interview with bob odenkirk, good topic "perfect amount of fame" i enjoyed it ... thanks
wow thanks. keep listening to other will ya? love, rosey.
This was a great episode
glad you thought so too :)
I loved this episode, I wasn’t really familiar with Bob or his work but I loved him. Need to add Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul to the watchlist.
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Lorand Horvath dude, what? I don’t watch a lot of TV.
Watched them yet? 😂
5:15 Bob is a minimalist
The opposite of Saul who said it never blew his mind
Have you done Bruce Campbell? Would love to hear him talk about his life.
Thanks for putting these out on Video!
So glad you like the videos!
That point about cynicism expains why I just can't get along with certain people. It's so true. When someone isn't cynical like I am, it's like 90% of what I would normally talk about is off the table.
Feels like work to have to talk to them if they don't get it haha
I can’t understand why anyone would come on here and complain about the podcast. Its a TV quality talk show brought to us for free and a damn great interview as well. To the people complaining about the intro or the host talking about themselves...it’s a podcast. Human interaction and the hosts perspective is what makes it unique. You wouldn’t tune in to letterman and skip right to the interviews, you get the whole experience. Great job Rosey! This was a very honest and unpretentious interview. Keep it up!
OMG I love Bob Odenkirk! I clicked on the video as soon as I saw his name and was not disappointed, excellent interview!
that comment turned me into a fortress of gratitude. thanks pal
Wow that is really Amazing, I love this and thank you so much for uploading this very very helpful video
This was great! Bob hanging out for two hours?
I watched this and then listened tot he Better Call Saul Insider Podcast, so it was striking that both talked about the negative effect in the business of not being able to rest, and working too long without it, and how they improved after Breaking Bad and BCS's early Season 1, and how not feeling like one can speak up traps people! I hope Season 6 allows for a smidge more breathing room.
perfect explanation. Thanks for this great help.
Great episode and Bob such a Talent and interesting guy
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I live basically smack dab between Evansville and Carbondale. Close enough people around here go to either to do their Christmas shopping. It's interesting hearing famous people talk about a town like an hour away.
very informative video about bob odenkirk .thanks for sharing .
What Dreams May Come always gets tears out of me
Thanks for the interview it was so great. Bob is so smart and talented.
I agree. Bob is great. Thank you for the support!
Really enjoyed the whole interview session with Bob Odenkirkz So happy to see this video.
Glad you liked it! Join us next week for more.
Only these two guys could talk about clothes and make it interesting.
it’s nice to listen this podcast when Bob and Michael are so down to earth
The Podcast is as Awesome and This episode was Great!
Keep up the great work!👍
Thanks a ton!
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I think it might be a bodily defense mechanism to never be fully fulfilled by achievement or pleasure because if we could achieve that fulfillment, we might give up striving, and that could almost be seen as a type of spiritual death.
This is a great show, love to hear from Odenkirk.
I love that you get people who usually only gets to answer the same questions over and over again on some junket to actually dive deep. I'm in a bad place with no real medical solution to ever get better so hearing people who seems to have it all figured out struggling is comforting. I don't want bad things to happen to them of course, but at least I know before my body givs up completely that I'm not the completely alone.
As for the intro. Give the auidience and algorithm some time. Even Rogan didn't become the giant he's now until roughly 2015 and he had been doing it for years.
One thing that will also help are a couple of 5-10 minute clips for every episode. Even though I listen to 20 different podcasts all the time, sometimes I'm just not feeling like I want to listen to an episode. I see a clip to give it a shot and end up listening to the entire thing before binging every podcast that guest has been on.
Authentic , genuine , relaxing , funny , informative , inspiring and in my opinion one of the best podcast keep it going brother doing a phenomenal job
good testimony and experience. We are all human beings and imperfect by nature. Thank you for sharing this valuable content.
Absolutely!
I hear about this amazing house on every podcast you should do a house tour.
hmmmm :)
@@InsideOfYouPodcast DO IT! What better time than now? OK if it's anything like mine it might be a little messier than usual but we don't mind!
Only 7 minutes in and Bob saves me from having to sit through another hour and a half. Thanks Bob.
I’m skipping around on these. This was a fantastic episode. One of my favorites.
Thanking you for sharing excellent video, really it is the most valuable, important and informational video.
Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum is a great tutorial. It has great producted reviews. We can easily know about Bob Odenkirk. Really, I appreciate this video.
Excellent Interview All kinds of celebrities have the same problems and concerns that I have. Awesome podcast Thank you very much for the details
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love the part where Bob stated about people on their cell phones talking too loud that you can hear the conversation. I agree with him about including yourself in the conversation cause if they don't want you to listen then they should not broadcast it.
Highly appreciated Bob Odenkirk Interview.excellent video presentation..
Thank you kindly
15:57 just wait till he finds out he has twitter stans
This was a good interview, enjoyed it!
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Loved this episode. And your intros and outros are not boring! Love it all. ❤
Such a great episode! I could listen to you talk all day; such great, insightful conversations. Also, sorry about your grandfather. 😢 Love watching you on Smallville again with my teens now. 😊
Thank you so much! Very happy to have you and your family as listeners and viewers.
Thank you so much! Very happy to have you and your family as listeners and viewers.
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@@insideofyoupodcast2510 Already subscribed and spreading the word! 😊
Fuck yes two of my favourite TV personalities having a long talk Bob odernkirks voice is unique
Love this podcast
appreciate it pal