Sarah Silverman on Comedy Albums, Songwriting, & Remembering Scott Hutchison

Sarah Silverman joins Kyle Meredith to talk about her new comedy album, Someone You Love, which started as a special that can be seen on Max, with the vinyl version arriving Dec. 15 via Thirty Tigers. The comedian/actress/musician discusses some of her favorite comedy albums from the likes of Steve Martin, Brian Regan, and Robin Williams, to loving Broadway cast recordings when she was growing up, as well as her preference between CDs and vinyl. Silverman also talks about the songwriting side of her talents, such as when she wrote a song for Howard Stern that she performed with The Chicks’ Natalie Maines, the piano ballad “Something To Tell You” that can heard at the end of the new special, as well as knowing the late Scott Hutchison of Frightened Rabbit (Sarah performed on the tribute album Tiny Changes), and her returning podcast that has become a beacon to fans looking for an ear or some help and advice.

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