Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend

Brain misfire: other people who call yellow "orange" and call orange "yellow."

Elisabeth speaks in baby-talk. And nothing important at that.

elizabeth is sweet and cool.

As every podcast I thought this one was interesting even though I wouldn't say their chemistry was magical. The one Alison did on Elizabeth's podcast was better as it centered around her more so. This one was still good as her personal story was interesting. Elizabeth sometimes has this valley girl way of talking though that makes me want to rip my eardrums out, but I am sure I have some New Yorkish idiosyncrasies that others would not like too. I have often thought Alison is a perfect host for a television  show, but even if you did get that opportunity the networks usually seem to destroy people's visions anyway. I still hope you get the opportunity to give it a try and show them what you can do. You don't need their approval know you are the best candidate.  

great stuff 
dad really resonated  - lost wife to panc. cancer at 43... never been the same. On a lighter note what is it with women and textures: soup, corduroy.... Nose job??? DO NOT DO IT! though from talking to a few older gals you should reserve yourself the right to a boob lift at 50. All (4 out of 4) loved it.  

Amazing how much easier it was to listen to this interview than the Sara Schaefer interview.  What a sweet and decent person.  Sara, on the other hand, inadvertantly revealed all the probable reasons for her failed marriage in the course of that torturous hour of talking with Alison.  Just a miserable ... person.

 One isn't any better than the other, just...different. Though Sara's was shockingly revealing. Musta been a great cathartic release.

Elizabeth's thing with her husband leaving cereal bowls of milk in the sink, omg that bugs the shit out of me too! My wife and kids leave bowls of cereal and milk on the counter and in the sink. I'm like (in my head), "WTF, why can't you just pour the amount of cereal and milk that you can eat?! WHY, WHY  CAN'T YOU!? Aaaaugh!"

You two are really wonderful together, so please work together more often.  I'm not sure it was your objective, but you made a 37-year old white guy laugh out loud and shed tears while listening to the same episode.

Alison, you're a rare and special talent.  It's going to be fun to watch your career unfold. 

Alison, you're a doll...no nose job necessary! Interesting podcast, as usual.

Thank you Elizabeth for sharing such personal stories of your parents deaths. I became very emotional when you were talking about your father's death as I nearly lost my father to a heart attack. When you were describing how you found out, I related immensely as I found out about my father the same way. 

"Eleven inch" Gary!  That`ll go a long way for Gary!! ehhehe

Andy you poor sweet bastard I can only hope and pray you grow them back. One day. One day you poor lovable bastard. 

This was nice

I get very disappointed to realize the people writing on the front of a van (truck etc.) didn't write backwards so I could read their information properly in my rearview..

Gary, The ambulance thing is NOT you. Perhaps it's not everyone, but you're not alone. 

There was a time when I just didn't get why pretty women felt the need for some type of plastic surgery. However, now that no man on tv or the movies seem to have any hair on their chest (or ass) I suddenly feel like maybe I too should shave my chest (or ass). However, the recent Southern Comfort tv commercial with the guy on the beach with hair on his manly chest has strengthened my resolve to just be a hairy dude.

Please tell me you're going to continue to call Gary, "Eleven-inch Gary". Totally makes me giggle. Just me? Everyone? Love it. Love the podcast!

Great show and, YAY, a new podcast to listen to! Check out Alison on Totally Lame after this, it's pretty great but do NOT eat when they get into the period talk. ;) Elizabeth and Alison are great!

On Totally Laime podcast, talked about periods for a long time, but only devoted a minute to Andy's late onset of puberty (17?). The years 13 -17 must have been an experience; maybe Andy
can guest on ARIYNBF and spend much more time on the topic. 

When I look at your photos on the right hand side of this webpage and see the pretzel goldfish in the coffeecup, my first thought is, "think turds in a toiletbowl". I zoom in and realize they're just pretzel goldfish. This has happened multiple times now. Just me?

Can't wait to hear this! Elizabeth is hilarious.