Tig Notaro Pitches A Docuseries About Wagons | Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend
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- Tig pitches her idea for a docuseries on the history of wagons, narrated by Conan O’Brien. Hear more from Tig Notaro's episode of "Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend" @ listen.teamcoco.com/historyof...
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I love how Tigs face lit up with mirth after Conan said "Ah, the wagon..."
I majored in early medieval European history in college. Wagons are one of those things that played a huge part in everyday life, even in the military, but you don't really read about at all. I'd totally watch a series on wagons.
I just googled and they're called wagon seat leaf springs, patented in 1804 (leaf springs, at any rate). So did medieval wagons not have springs then? I'm also curious about the iron around the wheel.
Exactly what I was thinking
Its always the specific courses in history classes that have the most bizarre readings.
Took a history class on early environmentalism, one of the topics sorta leading into it was the very early cattle ranchers, and how they were able to steal land by claiming one of their cattle would be killed or be found on native american land and inform the government.
Also the wagon leading Americans westward.
@@oAPXo I forgot about this thread. I should addend my first reply, leaf springs were around centuries more than the 1804 patent. I think I read wagons did have some form of spring or other in the 17th century, maybe earlier.
All the various horse drawn carriages in Sherlock Holmes. They all have names like coupe or brougham. I need the details!
Congratulations Tig - well done on Top Gun Maverick
😂😂
Cruise currently doesn’t have an hot ass wife though.
It's easy to tell the difference: Tig's the one that doesn't support the abusive cult of scientology.
@@Tao_Tology also she's definitely taller than cruise. everyone is
@@apseudonym And she has better hair, there I said it.
She also hasn't had her face pumped with fillers and 'treatments' to try to pretend that ageing isn't a thing.
The clarity of these new cameras after watching the old podcast videos for so long, is like when we all switched from SD to HD TVs for the first time.
I thought this was a new segment because of the video quality. It's still as good though. Because most of us had to use Zoom and stuff, seeing your favorite celebrities in Lofi is kinda comforting in a way.
Yeah, I was almost impressed at how awful the old ones were 😆 were they recording with a microwave? I will say it does kinda put more pressure on celebrities to dress up and wear more makeup 😛 I think the original setup was simply more casual, but a bit silly considering how huge a star Conan is. We all know how expensive some podcast studios can be, people with a lot less talent and fans operating a much snazzier studio.
It's awfully dark tho
I would 100% binge a granular deconstruction of wagonry with Tig Notaro.
There's a really cool little wagon and stagecoach museum in Cedar City, Utah. When driving through on I-15, I visited the museum at least once, I think maybe twice. I love all the different types. Maybe I'm wrong and maybe it's just stagecoaches and not wagons haha. Hmm. Anyway, there was a black cat that lived there, super cute and I named him Brahms after the stagecoach (Brougham I think) and composer. Anyway. Poor thing is long since passed I'm sure.
Episode 11: The Spoke
I, for one, could listen to you two talk about a “history of the wagon” documentary and whatever it turns into for 12 episodes and still want more. No joke.
This was a great episode for Conan riffing and it feeling natural and comfortable. I could get behind Tig being a regular guest.
Conan's opening, "Ahh the wagon..." makes me recall a Time/Life book series that was exhaustedly advertised with lengthy commercials in the early 80's. I was a kid and couldn't quote you any other commercial from then except for that. After showing an empty western town and inside a building it began, "The old west; there's not much left of it anymore except a few crumbling buildings and dusty mementos.". Probably no one else remembers that.
I WANT TO WATCH A PODCAST EVERY WEEK WHERE TIG & CONAN goof off while Matt and sona giggle and interject 🤣please please please!!!!!!!
I love when Tig is on anything 🥰
Conan is always Conan's favourite guest.
I love the granular details of wagons,....like the kinds hard woods used, the hand carving of the spokes. They had to invent lubricants where wood upon wood friction occurred, like the axles, and turning points. Lard, "bear grease", tallow, animal renderings, probably adding in beeswax. The invention of Oakum,....horse hair mixed with waxes and tallow, to create the earliest water resistant sealants, used to keep ships made of wood from leaking, even used with primitive plumbing pipes made of hollowed out tree limbs.
"Awe, the wagon." We NEED this documentary made
Would watch a documentary of Tig's about the history of things. It would have the same charm of that show with Jeff Goldblum where he goes around learning about different things.
I love that show!
@@phaedrawidney5246 ok Jeff
If you're going to talk about wagons, you might want to start with the wheel, then move on to carts and wains, and go through how the wagon assisted the movements and migrations of ancient and more recent groups of people. The finale of the documentary could be an episode on station wagons (be sure to include the 'woodie').
And when they transition from one segment to another, they could have Tig pulling one or both of her sons sitting in a Red wagon as the scene shifts to the new segment. X)
I bet Tig would dig the show ‘How it’s Made’, history, technical details, and practical uses of an amazing variety of things we take for granted.
I get sucked in every time it’s on.😊
Springboard wagons had springs. Honestly, if you went over all the different variety of wagons that have existed in U.S. history (or pre-America) and showed people today reconstructing / building them, you could make a long-winded series out of the history of wagons. :)
I imagine the first epside would have conan walking out in front of a red radio flyer and being like "Here we see the modern domestic wagon, bred for many years to be an able companion for small children. But what of all the other wagons that came before it?"
I love when Conan genuinely makes Comics laugh. Just a kick for me!
I would totally tune into the wagon narrated by Conan O’Brien. Humor and history ♥️
This was such a solid episode and the new space is so lush!!!
It was a genuine solid gold episode
Literally need a extremely detailed wagon documentary in my life
I'd totally watch "History of Wagons" if Conan did it ! He could make literally anything interesting !
Tig and Cheryl’s True Story is my favorite podcast. The one about My Octopus Teacher is one of my faves. But be warned… beans will be spilled!
What a great show to watch while playing Oregon trail.
Haha I expected her to talk about station wagons and clicked on this, probably shows something about me.
"You see, it was all the advantages of a car, but the trunk held so much more and had a way more accessible door-"
There is a great documentary about the history of sewing machines. I got immersed in it. I'dd watch one about wagons.
Tig and Conan are such a fantastic team. They just get each other.
My dad owned a red Toyota Camry Station Wagon. He loved that car so much. Great on gas and family road trips. The good old days.
Tig is awesome 😎
That "Ah... the Wagon" made me laugh so hard i peed a little (not kidding)
i love tig so much
I would watch this wagon docuseries
when Conan said he'd like to be the narrator and Tig's face turns to "I'm not having fun" immediately 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Tig should watch two recent videos from Cowboy Kent Rollins here on RUclips. He restored the 19th century Studebaker chuck wagon he uses when he cooks on ranches.
Oh, the wagon...
Aah, the wagon..
There's a great folk song called The Thresher about a downed submarine where I think the lyrics start off with "Oh, the Thresher". Just replace that word with "wagon" and you have your theme song.
Hi, I'm Troy MacLure. You may remember me from such films as "Lead Paint: Delicious But Deadly" and "Here Comes the Metric System!" Today I'll be your guide as we circle the wagons around... the wagon! Join me for this 75-part docu-series on the history of the wagon, mankind's greatest achievement!
That analogy was good af
I’m dying at her being convinced it was the history of wagons.
"No Springs!" (Whistles....)
Would love to see Tig and Sheryl True Story on RUclips.
I watched Tig drag a stool across Conan's stage what seems like 20 years ago and have been following her ever since!
Oh... the wagon...♥
If you like Conan's bit at the beginning about padding out the mystery, look for Mitchell and Webb's skit, "Identity Killer"
Ha, it was "Gift Shop Sketch" that came to mind for me.
Lady Gaga's assistant! Lady Gaga's assistant! Lady Gaga's assistant !!!
I saw the title of the video and was like “well of course. Probably a Subaru” and then I found out we were talking wagon wagons and now I feel like a bit of an idiot and maybe also a little accidentally homophobic.
as a woman who prefers the company of women, they don't call them lesbaru's for nothing
That’s very dude-bro of you
Lmfao!! We need the wagon weekly, NO, we demand a wagon mini series! 😂
Wagons!❤❤❤
You need to check out Jay Leno's wagon collection for the series.
I would also watch a series about wagons. Also funny because one of my peoples symbols that we have on some of our flags is the wagon. Wagons: the unsung heroes
The history of wagons would be an epic show. I’d watch the hell out if it. Talk about a show being an absolute WAGON!!!
Cheers to Tig--and her Lagunitas!
4:45 when did this become a Ted talk? 🤣🤣
I'd happily watch hours of, "The Wagon: A Journey through History". Seriously. For one thing, it would be the journey of the common, working people - ain't no aristocracy hitching up wagons.
Ahhh the wagon
Yes there were springs on some wagons. I would like to see that doumentary/
I am now interested in the history of wagons.
Thats great I would watch it. But IDK about more than one episode
That was real funny, it seems the documentary is being written on this comment section already x D
Springs were last invented in 1763, if anyone was wondering.
My Dad would have loved the History of the Wagons.😂
Ahh the wagon
Before the days of pod cast it was home prairie companion talk about spinning a tale it doesn't get any better than that
The same problem has occurred with the music industry. The ease of entry is such that the field is saturated with lower quality material that makes it harder for the next great artist to be heard.
Tag line: This wagon show will hitch you in the face.
Glorious comment 😂
The Wagon sounds more like a single episode in a Ken Burns documentary called The Prairie.
If you want to “stumble on gold” I strongly suggest watching clips of ‘The Soup’ airing segments of ‘Gold Rush’.
I’m high and now I need a wagon documentary. And can it include how the metal or wood was bent for the frame and the covers and how it all started ……
You’ve got to chop down multiple trees, and forge metal, plus create lubricant. All in the service of transportation. Holy crap!
Everyone's talking about the wagons of yesteryear. But what about the wagons of the future! What could possibly be in store for the wagons of tomorrow?? Humanity can hardly wait!
Ahhh, the wagon
Sounds like a show you'd want to hitch your wagon to.
Does anyone where you can WATCH The podcast? its clearly filmed.. why cant i watch it..
By releasing in chunks/clips they probably get more engagement and want to drive more people to subscribe to the pod.
@@Wabajak13 seems like a waste of tape! :p
@@jootai I don't think they use tape.
@@TheMrJayAM unless its to tie up the guests
I'd watch the history of Springs
Of course you do
Uh...hate it when a joke becomes something better lol. Don't tease us, they actually did a good job of selling a wagon documentary series 😂, totally would watch that, probably not broken down by each part of the wagon 😆
On the point on infinite streaming service : the new South Park episode also addresses it.
I feel very seen that Conan is rocking a full on sunglasses tan.
Actually I am guessing a skiing tan for that.
Please post full episode videos on YT. Thanks
She would love the show Modern Marvels.
Tig, Conan, y'all should check out this youtube page: ruclips.net/user/EngelsCoachShop1
He's an 'old time' wheelwright, carpenter, wagon maker, jack of all trades!
Tig, there's YEARS of episodes, rebuilding/restoring wagons, even building an original style mine wagon & water wagon.
Has anyone yet confirmed whether or not wagons had springs in the 1800s?
During the John List trial, Conan went out to Westfield & got a seat
ohoho the waaagon
Stumble on Gold has been made already - It's called The Curse of Oak Island and they stretched that out over years. 9 seasons and 165 episodes. Blame the History Channel for our future.
Doug Preston and Lincoln Child wrote a cool engineering thriller called Riptide based on that story. I had no idea COI was stretched out for so long. Just that alone should tell you you don't need to watch it.
@@EmpyreanLightASMR like it's not bad. It's pretty interesting some of the structures they find. I worked with a few of the experts they brought in so I love bugging them if they found gold yet.
@@withershin That's really cool! Also, your name makes me think of the Bodom song "widdershins." Is this a phrase or something?
@@EmpyreanLightASMR Withershins and widdershins are all basically the same word. It means in opposite direction of the movement of sun but years ago someone beat me to the withershins name. I found it in a paperback dictionary lol
@@withershin How about that! I never knew the definition. Very cool, thanks!
Tig Notaro should look for BBC documentaries. They seem boring, like wagons, but are interesting and quite relaxing. :)
GD.... How times did they say "murder" in the first 30 seconds..??
Wagons are huge. That's not even including horses. Wagons and Horses is easily 15 episodes.
How so we improve on a sledge? Well, we got these wheel things...
now I'm wondering if Wagner is a job related surname , like Cooper etc - 3 sec google later - it is!
You know, when I want to be really funny, I always think: what would Tig Notaro do?
She’s an interesting dude
Has Conan never heard of Gold Rush on Discovery channel?
Brains....all i can think about is ," these two have big ass brains"...sparring verbally with their huge comedic brains....." brains", not to sound like a zombie, but " brains".
I bet Ken Burns is already working on it
Hey, if you're the social media manager or expert at conan, please let conan know that we would love a video podcast. Conan is just an incredibly talented comic and we would love to see him talk. You know, if they only wanna stick to audio we can always switch off video and listen only to audio. Do give us the video option. :)
7:45 -RICK AND MORTY reference?
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Once the axle and spokes were invented there really wasn't much development. I just saved you 8 hours.
I love this and I love your guests but Conan, you should look up a little. toward the camera. Anyway, thank you!
Conan, (and I know you're reading this), there's something to be said about the bathtub that used to exclude so many. The bathtub is bigger but the water is finally getting into it. Along with the muck, yes. But so many great talents have been discovered that otherwise wouldn't be, because of the shear scale of the internet.
theo von lookn good
There are a lot of questions that come up when you start thinking about the construction and use of wagons. How did they make wheels? What kept the rims together? Nails? Were the wheels made of a specific type of wood, or was it the same as the rest of the wagon? What would you do about a "flat tire"-a broken wagon wheel? Did they carry spare wheels? Did they invent wagon brakes at some point? When did wagons become steerable, and how? Were axles metal? If wooden, how big did they need to be?