Wally Feresten, my Pen Pal

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This Should Have Been a Phone Call

Cameron Garrity

15 episodes

4 days ago

Heart to heart conversations with friends and heroes. Because there's something profound in the ordinary: THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN A PHONE CALL is a chance for host Cameron Garrity to talk to some of his favorite people, in the hopes that listeners will fall in love with them too. Discover what fuels these creative thinkers and talk through some of the barriers they're currently up against.

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Wally Feresten, my Pen Pal

This Should Have Been a Phone Call

59 minutes 40 seconds

3 years ago

Wally Feresten, my Pen Pal

ABOUT THIS EPISODE

Cue up the fanfare because we’re talking to Wally Feresten. He is the owner of New York City Q Cards, running cue card departments at Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Seth Meyers, The Amber Ruffin Show, and more.

We talk about the importance of trust between him and an SNL host, his rise as a featured actor during Late Night’s monologues and A Closer Look, and what he hopes for the legacy of his department within the history of comedy on television.

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nycQcards.com • CueCardsByWally.com • Instagram • E-Mail • BTS of Cue Cards at SNL • Wally's 1st appearance on SNL • Weinerville

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