The man is a born storyteller.

Every once in a while, I accidentally stumble across an amazing video that I didn't know I needed to see- this is one of them. Thank you so much for posting this Heather!

His story about his father and George Carlin is 100% my story as well. I will always feel attachment to Kevin Smith because of the way he found comedy through his father.

What a beautiful moment.  You meet your idol and they are who you think they are.  Then you work with them.  Then he looks to you for their dreams.

Every time I rewatch Dogma, I have to come back and watch this.

Thanks Heather. I just adore Kevin. I'll take old stories, new stories. I don't care. I just love hearing him tell stories.

Kevin Smith is a gift to the world.

Kevin Smith is (perhaps obviously) one of my favourite filmmakers, story-tellers, and just in general, people on the planet.
I could watch him spin yarns all friggin' day.  Great upload, thanks for this. 👍

Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this! I needed this today.

I see in forums at times and Reddit people slating Kevin, but me myself I can listen to him talk for hours. I love his moves, all of them. Him and Jay definitely American icons, I absolutely enjoyed watching this video thank you ever so much ❤.

So glad that you shared this for posterity. Legend.

I fucking love Kevin Smith. I love his movies and I could listen to this dude read the fucking phone book (its a large book that use to list all the local phone numbers in your area) for hours. He is an AMAZING story teller.

Thanks for sharing! Makes me want to catch him again on this dogma tour if I haven’t already missed it.

I wonder if he knows how much his story telling and just talking to himself has helped people. His evening with’s got me through some of my toughest days.

Thank you so much for recording and posting this!  Love listening to Kevin talk

Thank you for uploading this! Love Kevin Smith

I love hearing him tell his stories. ❤❤❤

Thank you for uploading this. This put a smile on my face.

Will be seeing Dogma this week in Palm Springs. CA!
Yes!

Carlin and Pryor were even funnier on cassette through a Teddy Ruxpin.

I'm a couple years younger than Kevin, but that is the exact interaction I had with my father and George Carlin. Carlin at Carnegie, seeing my father laugh, the whole thing.