Podcasts that mention 📚 Born Standing Up by Steve Martin

um that's another thing from Steve Martin's book he was talking to one of the members of the band and they said we're putting we're putting together a band and he goes what's it called and he goes Eagles and Steve was going the Eagles he's like no just Eagles

Bill mentions a story about the band 'Eagles' and their name, attributing the story to 'Steve Martin's book'.

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Um, and number one is walking, uh, Steve's new book is for Tracy. Uh, that's—that's what they call two years old!

In the podcast, Martin Short humorously refers to Steve Martin's new book, suggesting it's old news by claiming it's already two years old.

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So, but when I wrote my autobiography, I did have one little plastic box where I just threw things in, and that had things like a receipt from a hotel in Salt Lake City in 1971, so you knew where you were at that date and you could remember her name though. It was like, uh, it was like archaeological because you could, as it went down, you would go past and go past time, go through time.

Steve Martin shares a humorous story about writing his autobiography, highlighting how he kept a small box with mementos from different times that helped him remember the past. Although he doesn't explicitly name his autobiography in the anecdote, it is known to be titled 'Born Standing Up'.

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I mean I think there's breadcrumbs there like Steve Martin's book born standing up

Jimmy Carr mentions Steve Martin's book 'Born Standing Up' as a source of information about the secrets of comedy.

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but when I was in high school was when Steve Martin was born standing up He's got a great the book that's the book born standing up you know what kills me is I loaned that to somebody there gave it up in 81 I never got it back 81 so he gave it up when I was a freshman in high school the book is great red band gaming the book for Christmas one year it's really good It's it's really interesting too because like I said I I don't

Bill Burr mentions Steve Martin's book about his life as a comic, stating it's a great book and lamenting that he loaned his copy out and never got it back.

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