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Aidy Bryant and Jessi Klein Are Recording a Live Talkhouse Podcast in New York

Join us at Samsung 837 in New York City on July 12 to hear two of the funniest people in America in conversation.

4:25 PM EDT on July 7, 2016

Talkhouse’s live podcast series at Samsung 837 continues this week with a conversation between two women who are killing it in comedy at the moment, Aidy Bryant from Saturday Night Live and Jessi Klein, the head writer on Inside Amy Schumer and also a stand-up comedian.

The talk, part of the Talkhouse’s weekly residency at Samsung’s flagship store in New York City’s Meatpacking District, takes place on Tuesday, July 12, between 11am and 1pm. Jessi's book You'll Grow Out of It is published by Grand Central Publishing on that very day, and so naturally Jessi and Aidy will be talking in detail about that, as well as their many other creative projects.

For those of you in New York City, drop by next Tuesday — it’s free! For all those who aren't, keep checking back on the Talkhouse, where their conversation will be featured on an upcoming episode of the Talkhouse Film podcast.

Finally, to whet your appetite for the talk, here's a trailer for Jessi's book, and for Aidy's recent short film Darby Forever. — N.D.

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