Kyle Dunnigan

Perfect.

I thought they were going to do this with Kyle Dunnigan as coming in from another Toledo location.

but they didn't they gave him almost nothing to do and i'm like kyle dunnigan is like a genius performer like he's just sort of there i so i was like give me more like that please that that is great um forgive me

because i don't i mean i know the name and i know he's like a very funny like he's contributed a lot of funny things but who who was he again i'm sorry

in the episode in the 125th anniversary he is one of the other journalists there to cover this celebration um And he asked Ned some questions, but he doesn't have a lot of lines.

I'm not doing my impression of Andrew Cuomo.

I'm doing my impression of Kyle Dunnigan's impression of Andrew Cuomo.

That's interesting because I thought it was producer Randy from a local radio show here that you were doing because he also does a very similar Cuomo impression.

Well, I mean, it's an easy to do if you can at least mimic the accent and not let much out.

Operator.

[laughs] You know there's a comedian, Kyle Dunnigan, he's known for doing, like, great Kardashian impressions.

Oh, I love, love Kyle Dunnigan.

Oh, I didn't know you would know Kyle Dunnigan.

Mm-hmm.

So that's a little beat up now, but, but Nikki, Kyle Dunnigan, we all did Caesars.

And, uh-

Well, wait a minute.

Oh, wait a minute, 'cause was Kyle Dunnigan the opener?

Yeah, he's great.

He's so funny.

Yeah, it was Kyle

And they're always personal to their own experience, but it's always like they have a life review.

They see their family, they see like God or Jesus or whatever they believe in, you know, and then it, you know, and then they go and they see, and then everything's perfect and divine and, And, you know, I had this thought with Kyle, Kyle Dunnigan, who was also on the podcast, but, you know, I was thinking about like this whole idea about reincarnation, like, why would we ever want to leave? You know, that idea of like, okay, well, why would we want to come back? Why would we want to reincarnate? And why do we forget? Like, how come some people can remember? And I think like, maybe we have that ability to have like glimpses or something.

Or like, I feel like I like for me, I'm like World War Two.

Like, I feel like I'm like an old man in World War Two and be like, oh, look at my man.

I've had... you know, since I've been meditating since I was like 12, it really, you know, you, when you practice it a lot, a lot, you end up feeling more connected to source, whatever your version of that is, if it's God, if it's Allah, if it's Krishna, like whatever it is, you know, there's sort of this like one divine connection and you get these messages and you get these downloads that you, no way that you could know.

And it's happened throughout my life.

And so, yeah, I guess when I think about, so the whole, going back to the Kyle Dunnigan story, the reason why I think that why we have these reincarnations was the thought was that because we need, we have to forget everything because if we're still remembering from in, in remembering everything else and we're not bringing it back to when, you know, we're actually dead and they're like, Oh, so this is what I learned.

You can't be completely, you cannot be completely lost in the moment.

And then you know who's below it? What's his name? Oh, my gosh.

I'm thinking Kyle Dunnigan, but that's a different comedian.

The other Kyle that we love.

Kyle Mooney? Yeah.