I really appreciate Desi. She's funny, intelligent, and tonight reveals another layer of depth. And I hope this does not sound silly, as I'm a 58 yr old male, but I liked that two women were having a conversation about things I'll never experience or know. But I can listen and learn.
Miranda July is one of my favourite creators alive today; whenever I find myself wandering into her world, I am constantly shocked and amazed at how after these experiences, I am utterly and forever changed.
Desi is a riveting interviewer! Take us there Desi! You are knocking it out of the park! Thank you. I love how well you take us to what actually matters to us. Your ability to draw out your subjects is gorgeous! Well done!
I always love Miranda's work and her interviews. I feel her way of expressing herself and the unique ideas she expresses are very relatable for an introvert experience
Sounds like a nice book. It is weird why some things are not talked about in the USA, my daughter had the luck of being able to grow up and learn here in Germany (German/American) where that is taught in middle-school and i had a conversation with her where we talked about what is NOT taught in the USA. She was shocked. I also told her about the fact that she knows more about US history than more than 60% of US born US citizens.
Just came back to watching daily show recently and finding Desi here was a pleasant surprise. Just like a long time ago people will always have a preference but I think she's an incredible fit for the show. Josh Johnson too, I enjoy his stand up alot and had no idea he was here. 😂
I know how important this book is for women, but as a 36 yr old man, I have to say - THIS BOOK IS FOR EVERYONE!!!! It's for every being experiencing the human condition. If you've ever in your life had inside thoughts that you're afraid to say out loud- this book is for you. ❤
So interesting to hear this discussion, with the Comedienne Desi doing her intro jokes. Am a guy so different path , yet same questions, anxiety, , need for exploration, intimacy, etc.... on my journey as well. Still happening 20 years later. Haha Thank you Miranda, Desi, and Daily Show cast crew, Peace, Love, Loving Y'all
Thanks for this, have been looking for an unexpected birthday gift for my wife & this book looks the goods after watching this convo. Once again Desi proves there's more to her than comedy & looks, great interview 👍
I watched this and immediately listened to the audible sample. I will be reading it as soon as next month’s credit drops unless I break down and pay for it early. The author reads it and her narration seems perfect
I just finished the audiobook last night, and it was amazing - the writing and the performance. July being a great actor and performer helps, of course. Hearing her read it makes it even more intimate and powerful. So yeah, definitely get the audiobook!
Women, men, everyone, are eventually led by age to the point of the fear-driven feelings of irrelevance, of feelings of mortality, feelings of falling short on accomplishments. Of course, there are no love songs or poetry written about this stage of life, because those songs and poems associated with young hormonal changes are socially and biologically intended to support feelings at that time in order to perpetuate the acts required to continue the human species. That noted, there really should be more explored and expressed about the further end of the arc of life, what men and women endure as they age into the sunset.
Desi is a great host. She should get more airtime. Or just make her permanent host. Which I don't say lightly because Jordan, Roonie and Michael are also top notch.
*To The Author…* What if a person is the correct age but not married and or doesn’t have kids? I know many women that fit one or both things. Has anyone read this to know that? Maybe the author might see my comment and let us know? Thanks!
It's not her job to write a book for us. She saw that books were missing for *her* experience and the shared experiences of her friends, so that's the book she wrote. Maybe you or one of your friends can write that book for your experience-- there's definitely a market! Or... maybe you can read her book and take away insight about people who have many similarities to you without the book being specifically about your experience. After all, isn't that one reason we read books? To learn to understand others' experiences, even if they are fictional?
I think the author knows who might most benefit from her writings. If I wrote a book and someone asked if their particular situation would benefit from reading my book I’d have absolutely no problem being honest about it. Authors love getting questions and don’t really need defenders. No offense. Some of us are better readers than others and or might not even be able to afford a book over a meal. Finding out about a product and how it can help you or those you love isn’t a crazy thing to do.
From what I've seen, many women have enjoyed it regardless of their family situation. I'd say a factor that will play a bigger role is if you have read or seen her work before and felt her style and sensibilities spoke to you. She has a very specific voice.
Hey does anyone else think she looks A LOT like Ilana Glazer from last week??? Like seriously go to the video listing and look at the thumbnails and compare. Aside from the eyes and skin tone they look like they could pass for one another.
The question remains, will men in the 20s want to marry women, KNOWING, they will have a 180 degree change and risk the kingdom they build with someone, their children, and THEIR happiness? Or will men walk away? I think that is why this "change" goes "upspoken".
Well I guess the government only wants certain people in the US to view this video. Interesting... It's marked as private for me and I live in Colorado. I have multiple screenshots that show the view count is going up and yet it's a private video so who in the world is viewing this and what government is blocking it?!
Why is this like walking up to two people in the middle of a conversation and not ever being able to figure out what they're talking about... ? What the heck?
Is there any reason for a cis male to read this? Maybe just to develop a better understanding of your partner, or just cis women in general? I'll buy it right now, if even one person who has read it says yes.😊
yes!! i had an hours long convo with my cishet male partner about it. there’s a lot of aspects you probably wont intuit but that’s fine. don’t try to put yourself into the narrative, just appreciate the perspective! i think anyone who’s interested should follow that curiosity.
Imagine such an interview, but instead with a male author and interviewer in a mid-life crisis looking for guidance: Question: I like how you dealt with "How often should I wash my car in the driveway now that the kids have moved away?" Author: Yeah, I wrote this book after reminiscing about how much better sports bars used to be before they banned smoking.
Desi is smart, beautiful, funny but I cannot listen to her nasal voice for this long. She does the funniest and most incisive shorts of anyone on TDS, and IMO that's her highest and best use.
You don’t talk to enough women. You had one bad experience with your mother, and maybe someone in high school and jumped to a conclusion. It sounds like a “you” issue.
@@mybrainisshortcake not everything is "for me" i understand that, otherwise i wouldnt be bringing up alan watts. or do you know nothing of his philosophy. my point is that this is for nobody. that we would all be happier not distracting ourselves with things that do not matter. you are distracting yourself with things that do not matter... "me" and im driving you to try to understand that. ultimately if you knew anything about alan watts, youd understand that. that is what im trying to say from the get-go.this book does not matter, nor do you, nor do i. and yet life will go on. but you still went and wasted time of your life on that book. when it could have been spent building a more perfect world.
@@SoullessScythecalling someone a wannabe and then lauding Alan watts unironically makes you look like those 4-Chan Snyder cut dorks that no one takes seriously 😂
I really appreciate Desi. She's funny, intelligent, and tonight reveals another layer of depth. And I hope this does not sound silly, as I'm a 58 yr old male, but I liked that two women were having a conversation about things I'll never experience or know. But I can listen and learn.
There's nothing silly about being open to listening about others experiences.
It's mature.
Which is a rarity among men these days
@@mr.ch4rli3_ It's probably less rare now than it was back in the day so this is a bit misleading.
💖🤗💖
@@jenniferbond2323 Thanks.
@@MrBrock314 how is my observation misleading
Big fan of Miranda since her Portland days in the late 90’s/early 2000’s. Desi is the perfect interviewer for her.
Desi did an amazing job in this interview… just, wow.
As ever!
Miranda July is one of my favourite creators alive today; whenever I find myself wandering into her world, I am constantly shocked and amazed at how after these experiences, I am utterly and forever changed.
Desi is a riveting interviewer! Take us there Desi! You are knocking it out of the park! Thank you. I love how well you take us to what actually matters to us. Your ability to draw out your subjects is gorgeous! Well done!
I always love Miranda's work and her interviews. I feel her way of expressing herself and the unique ideas she expresses are very relatable for an introvert experience
Sounds like a nice book.
It is weird why some things are not talked about in the USA, my daughter had the luck of being able to grow up and learn here in Germany (German/American) where that is taught in middle-school and i had a conversation with her where we talked about what is NOT taught in the USA. She was shocked.
I also told her about the fact that she knows more about US history than more than 60% of US born US citizens.
I've loved her for years. Excited to get her book 🥰🙏🏽💙💙💙💙💜🌎🕊️
Give Desi the desk permanently. I love ALL the correspondents but Desi is the one.
Roy Wood Jr.
No
Absolutely!
Just came back to watching daily show recently and finding Desi here was a pleasant surprise. Just like a long time ago people will always have a preference but I think she's an incredible fit for the show. Josh Johnson too, I enjoy his stand up alot and had no idea he was here. 😂
There should be rites of passage to share and celebrate this time ❤
The book sounds very interesting! Congratulations, and thank you for being you, Miranda! ❤
Desi is simply the best!!!❤❤❤❤
Shes my favorite. Keep her there.
I know how important this book is for women, but as a 36 yr old man, I have to say - THIS BOOK IS FOR EVERYONE!!!!
It's for every being experiencing the human condition.
If you've ever in your life had inside thoughts that you're afraid to say out loud- this book is for you. ❤
I feel like my best friend moved away when I finish a great book!❤
Wasn't going to bother, but it is a serious subject and rare honesty.
So interesting to hear this discussion, with the Comedienne Desi doing her intro jokes. Am a guy so different path , yet same questions, anxiety, , need for exploration, intimacy, etc.... on my journey as well. Still happening 20 years later. Haha Thank you Miranda, Desi, and Daily Show cast crew, Peace, Love, Loving Y'all
One of my favorite artists!!!
Miranda is intense. She looks like she can see inside your soul.
And her interviewers eyes alight with being seen
Miranda is gorgeous and carry's herself from this as quite an extraordinary lady! Love her energy!
What a powerhouse of comedy and literacy! These women are incredible.
haha
@namemycolossalsquid is bone dry lol
Thanks for this, have been looking for an unexpected birthday gift for my wife & this book looks the goods after watching this convo. Once again Desi proves there's more to her than comedy & looks, great interview 👍
Miranda is a treasure!!!
I watched this and immediately listened to the audible sample. I will be reading it as soon as next month’s credit drops unless I break down and pay for it early. The author reads it and her narration seems perfect
I just finished the audiobook last night, and it was amazing - the writing and the performance. July being a great actor and performer helps, of course. Hearing her read it makes it even more intimate and powerful. So yeah, definitely get the audiobook!
I think I’m gonna like this book!! Thanks for the interview Desi! You rock girlie!😎
i loved her book! thanks Miranda July :)
Just yes on so many levels and so many times - yes!!!!!
Great show. Thank you
🎉 awesome interview 💯
I’m loving the book so far!
Women, men, everyone, are eventually led by age to the point of the fear-driven feelings of irrelevance, of feelings of mortality, feelings of falling short on accomplishments. Of course, there are no love songs or poetry written about this stage of life, because those songs and poems associated with young hormonal changes are socially and biologically intended to support feelings at that time in order to perpetuate the acts required to continue the human species. That noted, there really should be more explored and expressed about the further end of the arc of life, what men and women endure as they age into the sunset.
Obviously you've never listened to HIM.
@Atmatan_Kabbaher you mean mythology
honestly, they all have their weaknesses, but all in all these "new" hosts are knocking it out of the park
I just stopped the clip and order the book. I need help. I feel like I’m fading away.
It does speak to all of us. Thanks Miranda. I’ll have an epic conversation with you tonight in my dream.
Great interview!
perimenopause ftw!!!
great interview
I wasn't into the subject matter, but it was very informative to watch
@bradley is thankful that a man gets a voice at EVERY table whether relevant or not
@@TheRealBlueValhalla wth are you talking about? lol
@@bradleyifowler you can't step in another's shoes so it's pointless. Most would of you are like that.
@@TheRealBlueValhalla hw are you coming to this conclusion? lol I said that the subject doesn't interest me, but it was an informative video
BRAD IS THE mANLY mANLY mAN mAN. LULZ
Lovely and funny interview
Love her
Desi is a great host. She should get more airtime. Or just make her permanent host.
Which I don't say lightly because Jordan, Roonie and Michael are also top notch.
Loved The Future and Kajillionaire - hope she makes some more movies!
I hated turning 50 nothing g romantic about nenaupose and 50% of us have gut issues ex..IBS weight gain. 7:31
The gray suit… ❤
Added to my wishlist
It's a coming of old age story.
As a 30 year old guy, I kinda want to read it just to know what they are talking about.
Do it homie! Reading about anything different, even something you don’t agree with or relate to, is always valuable insight.
How many times does she use the word "like" in the book????
Edward when is your book coming out?
I really really like the face to face interview style that Desi Lydic uses.
I can see Kristen Wiig playing Miranda 😆
Love Desi though!
Midlife coming of age - it's been called
"moltadolescence"
(dating myself LoL)
i am not a woman but i am a huge fan of secret DESIres! 😆
i'll uh... i'll see myself out...
Any man gets a seat and voice at every table so chatter on
*To The Author…* What if a person is the correct age but not married and or doesn’t have kids? I know many women that fit one or both things. Has anyone read this to know that? Maybe the author might see my comment and let us know? Thanks!
It's not her job to write a book for us. She saw that books were missing for *her* experience and the shared experiences of her friends, so that's the book she wrote. Maybe you or one of your friends can write that book for your experience-- there's definitely a market! Or... maybe you can read her book and take away insight about people who have many similarities to you without the book being specifically about your experience. After all, isn't that one reason we read books? To learn to understand others' experiences, even if they are fictional?
I think the author knows who might most benefit from her writings. If I wrote a book and someone asked if their particular situation would benefit from reading my book I’d have absolutely no problem being honest about it. Authors love getting questions and don’t really need defenders. No offense. Some of us are better readers than others and or might not even be able to afford a book over a meal. Finding out about a product and how it can help you or those you love isn’t a crazy thing to do.
It's a fiction story, not a self help book.
😊
Peace be with you
From what I've seen, many women have enjoyed it regardless of their family situation. I'd say a factor that will play a bigger role is if you have read or seen her work before and felt her style and sensibilities spoke to you. She has a very specific voice.
@@crisfer22 Thank you! I REALLY appreciate that!!
She is wonderful
Parkers are everywhere.
these women are lovely
Hey does anyone else think she looks A LOT like Ilana Glazer from last week??? Like seriously go to the video listing and look at the thumbnails and compare. Aside from the eyes and skin tone they look like they could pass for one another.
I’m a man introduced to MJ in the New Yorker a decade or so ago. Read the New Yorker.
The book had some enjoyable rawness, but was very uneven.
💜
You me and everyone we know
She reminds me of a modern Lucille Ball
The question remains, will men in the 20s want to marry women, KNOWING, they will have a 180 degree change and risk the kingdom they build with someone, their children, and THEIR happiness? Or will men walk away? I think that is why this "change" goes "upspoken".
They are using menopause as an excuse to be selfish and hedonistic. Many will later regret the destruction of their marriage
Scale up Desi,you have a lot to add..feels like need to pump up the conversation a little bit
buncha baby boys crying that it's not for them in the comments. waaaaaaaaa
Yeah. Makes me wonder if people spend all their time looking for and watching things they won't like on YT...
She's not even old yet.
That’s the point. In western culture she is.
Well I guess the government only wants certain people in the US to view this video. Interesting... It's marked as private for me and I live in Colorado. I have multiple screenshots that show the view count is going up and yet it's a private video so who in the world is viewing this and what government is blocking it?!
))(( FOREVER.
The hosts way of talking is so irritating. Does she talk like that in real life?
Ick.
'Cause they creep out men.
YUK
That’s right… …Japan. I can Japan.
Is that a fun game, slapping the table?🤪💙💜 ☺️🤩
@@GuidedbyHeartSongyou're beautiful. Are you beautiful?
Regret is not a new concept.
Why is this like walking up to two people in the middle of a conversation and not ever being able to figure out what they're talking about... ? What the heck?
What do you mean? She's presenting her new book. They mention it non-stop
Did anyone else feel like they should get a room? I had to turn my phone away because I felt like I was intruding.
And that's why you'll never get lucky.
Oh ffs. Women talking about real stuff is too intimate for you and that’s ok. Don’t sexualize it.
You know if all the women thought like these in the comments, there would be no new children being born
You and your thoughts needs to get a room
@@MediaTribeUSAAus going to have to agree with this comment
Excellent job feom Desi. If only Jon was well read.😊
What in god’s name are you talking about
🙄
Might be enjoyable to read, but not listen to
Wow. What a perfectly vacuous interview. Yes, women get old, men get old, what a breakthrough. So stunning and brave. 😂😂
Saying you are an incel without having to say you are an incel.
Wow. What a perfectly oblivious and unhelpful comment.
So it's all mid life crisis for us all?.
It's "brave"
Desi has kids? How would she know?
Worms aren't maternal.
Desi was pregnant when she first got hired for TDS.
"I understood that reference" 😂
Is there any reason for a cis male to read this? Maybe just to develop a better understanding of your partner, or just cis women in general?
I'll buy it right now, if even one person who has read it says yes.😊
Not everything is for you. That's a snowflakey mentality.
yes!! i had an hours long convo with my cishet male partner about it. there’s a lot of aspects you probably wont intuit but that’s fine. don’t try to put yourself into the narrative, just appreciate the perspective! i think anyone who’s interested should follow that curiosity.
What a fake interview
Desi admits the book isn't a page-turner 😂 & the author is very weird. She's due for a breakdown, sorry to say 😢
One of the worst books I have read all year. And I am on number 64.
Looks like someone who spends all their time at home with their cat.
One of the best ways to spend time!
@@iiislandbreeze I just got a cat two weeks ago.😊. He is 4 and very sweet, like a dog
Ok guy who has never been intimate with a woman.
They ARE
Are you trying to be funny
Imagine such an interview, but instead with a male author and interviewer in a mid-life crisis looking for guidance:
Question: I like how you dealt with "How often should I wash my car in the driveway now that the kids have moved away?"
Author: Yeah, I wrote this book after reminiscing about how much better sports bars used to be before they banned smoking.
They're going to scissor.
Oh boy the incels have arrived.
@@cliveklg7739 Hey, when I finished watching this, you were still diddling your bean while taking a big cabbage dump, latecomer.
Desi is smart, beautiful, funny but I cannot listen to her nasal voice for this long. She does the funniest and most incisive shorts of anyone on TDS, and IMO that's her highest and best use.
women deeply resent it when men even contemplate actually discussing their own feelings like this openly
You don’t talk to enough women. You had one bad experience with your mother, and maybe someone in high school and jumped to a conclusion.
It sounds like a “you” issue.
Is that your experience, Chris?
saying you are an incel without having to say you are an incel
what a wannabe philosopher. alan watts called, he said things are simpler than youre making it.
I didn't find it complex at all
what a pointless comment. maybe it wasn't *for you*. Not everything is *for you*. Deal with it.
@@mybrainisshortcake not everything is "for me" i understand that, otherwise i wouldnt be bringing up alan watts. or do you know nothing of his philosophy. my point is that this is for nobody. that we would all be happier not distracting ourselves with things that do not matter. you are distracting yourself with things that do not matter... "me" and im driving you to try to understand that. ultimately if you knew anything about alan watts, youd understand that. that is what im trying to say from the get-go.this book does not matter, nor do you, nor do i. and yet life will go on. but you still went and wasted time of your life on that book. when it could have been spent building a more perfect world.
@@SoullessScythecalling someone a wannabe and then lauding Alan watts unironically makes you look like those 4-Chan Snyder cut dorks that no one takes seriously 😂
Miranda is such a narcissist
This woman is ambien in human form. One of the most boring people I've ever heard speak.
For rich, privileged , narcissists only
Do non rich people not experience middle age?
Incel says what?
This woman is 50?!?
She must of found it because she looks younger than 50.
📃
So, two white women promoting a book that one has written.
So an incel making another ignorant comment, proving why he can't get with a woman over and over.
Repressed, mousy women unite!
Who says there is no misogyny anymore 🙂