# Stuart Smalley
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stuart smalley is a fictional character created and performed by comedian and satirist Al Franken. The character originated on the television show Saturday Night Live, in a mock self-help show called "Daily Affirmations With stuart smalley." It first aired on the show's February 9, 1991 episode hosted by Kevin Bacon. Stuart is Franken's middle name.
S11 Episode 42 – Tangibly fruitful
In this episode, the dogs share their favorite SNL skits (2:58). Rob gives an update on his new push for authentic Christian community on campus (9:30) and Connor echoes the importance of letting go of outcomes (12:10). Mike shares what it’s like living a priestly life in moments of solitude (16:28…
Comic Talk
(01:08) MAILBAG
It's Christmas! We've received some very generous gifts from Lance Kizer, Eamonn "Calib@n" Clark, Shawn "Optimusblack2007" Pryor and Brad "Edit This" Milyo.
(11:43) MOVIE TALK
Kicked off by a voicemail from DarkCoupon, we get Bryan's thoughts on his recent viewing of the the Dark K…
117: Luci Dumas- Are You Good Enough?
"I’m smart enough, I’m good enough and doggonit, I am worth it"…Stuart Smalley/Al Franken
What makes you good enough?
And good enough for what?
-to make money with your photographs?
-compared to others?
-to make people happy?
And what are your fears if you are not good enough?
-failure?
-being …
The Inner Critic: Understanding the Voice That's Holding You Back
Your inner critic isn't telling the truth about who you are — and understanding where it came from is the first step to stop letting it run your life.
What You'll Learn in This Episode
Why the inner critic sounds like your own internal logic — not an outside attack — and why that makes it so …
How to Rebuild Confidence When Work Is Breaking You Down
“I’m good enough. I’m smart enough. And doggone it, people like me.”
I remember laughing at Al Franken’s character Stuart Smalley on Saturday Night Live. And then, many years later, I remember saying those exact words in earnest — standing in front of a mirror, trying to get ready for a job that wa…
Do You Actually Need To Be Fixed?
Confession time. I was the kid with the "I am me, I'm ok" poster taped up in my room.
I was desperate to feel confident and ok, and yeah, it's embarrassing, but it helped.
My mom, who was a lot like Stuart Smalley (if you remember that SNL skit, the guy who looks in the mirror and reminds himself…
EP. 34: Quasimodo Predicted All This (Feat. Monthly Matt Caracciolo)
Matt is back, I keep repeating myself, but we remain stronger than the storm!
Quick hits!
Pre-show meltdown, fax, mirror affirmations, Stuart Smalley and Stuart Little, blue moon, Spain lisp siesta, Mosswood Meltdownburgerrama, Oakland Coliseum, on edge in the Bay, everyday is Columbus Day, hold …
Dysfunction Family Films - Do You Even Binge? Ep 61
Dysfunction Family Films - Do You Even Binge? Ep 61This week, we’re looking at Dysfunction Family Films, exploring movies focusing on dysfunctional families. The Lineup: Stuart Saves His Family (1995):Al Franken plays Stuart Smalley, a follower of nearly every 12 step program out there, who goes ba…
Apple Pie Playground, September 13, 2026
Apple Pie Playground with Valerie
Title: Attitude of Gratitude
What if the power of gratitude was so much more than a "thank you," but was a practice virtually guaranteed to supercharge our best lives. Gratitude, is it really the fuel for a quantum field of potential? Let's talk.
Escaping the…
Apple Pie Playground, September 13, 2026
Apple Pie Playground with Valerie
Title: Attitude of Gratitude
What if the power of gratitude was so much more than a "thank you," but was a practice virtually guaranteed to supercharge our best lives. Gratitude, is it really the fuel for a quantum field of potential? Let's talk.
Escaping the…
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