RE-RELEASE - Eddie Vedder
Episode Description
Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder joins the guys to reflect on the early Seattle grunge scene, his first Saturday Night Live appearance in 1991 with David Spade, and how he pulled off the unheard-of feat of performing three songs in one night. He draws surprising parallels between music and stand-up comedy before diving into his new Netflix documentary on epidermolysis bullosa, Matter of Time. The conversation wraps with stories about his “cameo” in Hugh Jackman’s Song Sung Blue and how Martin Short once convinced him to quit smoking.
On Audacy’s Fly on the Wall, Saturday Night Live stars Dana Carvey and David Spade take listeners behind the scenes and reminisce about their favorite SNL moments, memories, and sketches with special guests.
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Brief Summary
Eddie Vedder discusses Seattle's music scene, Catherine O'Hara's legacy, and the EB documentary's impact on families.
Key points
- Seattle's Ambition Dilemma. A discussion about how ambition was viewed in Seattle's music scene.
- Eddie Vedder's Emotional Tribute. Eddie reflects on the profound loss of Catherine O'Hara, sharing heartfelt memories.
- Being in the Zone. Eddie describes the exhilarating feeling of being in the zone while performing.
- The Importance of Community Events. Fundraising events bring together families, researchers, and musicians for a common cause.
- A Matter of Time on Netflix. The documentary about epidermolysis bullosa is now available, shedding light on the condition.
- The Role of Heroes. Discussing how true heroes emerge from difficult circumstances.
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Episode highlights
- Eddie Vedder's Emotional TributeEddie reflects on the profound loss of Catherine O'Hara, sharing heartfelt memories.“She was just such an incredible energy.”3:37Oct 14, 2026
- Being in the ZoneEddie describes the exhilarating feeling of being in the zone while performing.“It's like standing next to an erupting volcano.”15:30Oct 14, 2026
- The Importance of Community EventsFundraising events bring together families, researchers, and musicians for a common cause.“These events are very important.”25:14Oct 14, 2026
- A Matter of Time on NetflixThe documentary about epidermolysis bullosa is now available, shedding light on the condition.“A matter of time.”26:24Oct 14, 2026
- The Role of HeroesDiscussing how true heroes emerge from difficult circumstances.“Heroes aren't made, they're faced with incredible circumstances.”27:16Oct 14, 2026
- The Emotional Impact of MusicMusic takes on a deeper meaning when performed for families facing challenges.“The songs had more weight looking out in the crowd.”30:52Oct 14, 2026
- Advancements in Genetic ResearchHope for breakthroughs in genetic disorders through ongoing research.“It's a hopeful time in medicine, for sure.”36:00Oct 14, 2026
- Chopping BroccoliA humorous reference to a classic sketch, showcasing the playful banter between comedians.“Chopping broccoli, man.”42:48Oct 14, 2026
