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Reggie Watts is a comedian, actor, beatboxer, and musician. He improvs music using only his voice, a keyboard, and a looping machine. Reggie and Sage discuss, the nuances of living in LA, and Reggie's positive take on LA traffic, Reggie's multiple middle names, "salad power", the impact of a military upbringing on character, Reggie dealing with bullies, the importance of standing up for yourself, Reggie's mom's influence, strength, and protective nature, Reggie's creative process and their shared experiences of being biracial, the importance of embracing both sides of heritage, the role of creativity in his life, using tech to preserve memories, and the life goal of making your parents proud.
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