"I needed Lily" is so deep and sweet. That friendship is incredible to get to witness.

Conan is a master interviewer - such smart, empathetic questions & responses. And Sona is rightly beaming in Jane Fonda's presence.

What she says about male and female friendships is truly profound. Face to face vs. Side By Side. I try to be the exception to the rule, I love my male friends. I'm going through a break-up. I am extremely vulnerable with them. I have asked them for emotional support. They've all been there for me. Unconditionally. Hopefully we are starting to evolve out of this stereotype.

@harrietthomas4032

Жыл бұрын

Sending healing love Chance :) I was a single mother of four; twins in the middle...

@deeeliades3426

Жыл бұрын

Friends are the family we choose. The sun will come up tomorrow Chance, I am glad you have the love and support of your friends. Best wishes for a brighter tomorrow!

@RachMonPhoebs

10 ай бұрын

So glad to hear you have friends like that. Hold on to them tight!

I respect Jane so much for being honest about herself like this. That is real integrity.

A reminder of just how good Conan is at interviewing people.

What an amazing human. I love that she has become truly fearless and open in her age.

I like that phrase "emotionally literate".

@vickigreen9545

Жыл бұрын

Just letting our boys keep their humanity right?

@ToniHunterOne

Жыл бұрын

​@@vickigreen9545 In many cases restoring their humanity.

Jane Fonda genuinely appears to be a remarkable woman, this is such a great conversation - thank you!

So grateful Conan is still here for us on youtube.🙏 I've been watching since Conan's second season of Late Night when I was about 13. He's always great

Astonishing that she’s 85!!!

I’m blown away at the vulnerability, wisdom and humility of Jane Fonda! There’s something about her that has always impressed me but watching this just sent all of that to another level! Wow! I’m at a near loss for words. Most people are not that willing to learn and relearn to better themselves! ❤❤

un placer escuchar a Jane, ni una palabra desperdiciada.

She is amazing as are Lily, Rita and Sally. Great interview Conan!

Jane is superior. Her life of generosity, activism and artistry is unparalleled. She has repeatedly apologized for that Vietnam event but continues to endure that scorn...I believe that she was used by as a pawn by the Vietnamese, as she has said. Jane's work for Veterans and for equality warrants respect. She is caring, intelligent and talented.

@davidhurtado2725

Жыл бұрын

She did out of decency of spirit. She wasn't even wrong then.

@vandy8716

Жыл бұрын

Minus the fact she killed more Americans then any other celebrity. Hanoi, Jane.

@kathykb8123

Жыл бұрын

​@@vandy8716 Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.

@photographervideographer2697

6 ай бұрын

an American POW gave her a note while she toured their torture camp. It outlined the daily torture, and begged her for help. Instead, she gave the note to the Vietcong, on her own, by choice, to impress them. He was later tortured to death. Great gal, what a winner.

this is such an amazing podcast deep, intimate and volnurable I am here for it!

@suzawilo

Жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏🏽👏🏽👍🏽💜

Jane Fonda is a badass.

What a remarkable, sane, intelligent, aware human being Jane Fonda is. I'm delighted she's still so present and strong. Long may she reign.

That was a great moment, when Conan offered to model emotional literacy with Sona's husband for her boys, and Matt advised him, "Don't model anything."

I love you, Jane. So real. So genuine.

I adore Jane Fonda. She's a remarkable woman. Can't wait to listen to the whole podcast!

Her and Robert Redford were really good in "Barefoot in the Park".... a truly funny movie.

@unowen-nh9ov

Жыл бұрын

Neil Simon play, MANY classics, have you seen them together over 20 years later in The Electric Horseman?

Conan is a fantastic interviewer! Loved this! ❤ I admire Jane so much, she’s a intelligent, amazing woman! 💕 Grace & Frankie is one of my favs shows ever! 🥰

Amazing interview!! Love the honesty! Thank you!

I love her. I love how she talks about female friendship. 🏵🌼🌻🌺🥀🌹🍂🍀

@TheKillahKyla

Жыл бұрын

I love how she admitted that she didn't change her mind about it until around age 60.

@TheKillahKyla

Жыл бұрын

@@seanking1775 you're right, women need each other. But we certainly don't need you, or any other man.

@terri6854

Жыл бұрын

@@TheKillahKyla That would be more convincing if a majority of women didn't have a man and weren't looking for one - but they do and they are.

@TheKillahKyla

Жыл бұрын

@@terri6854 just keep telling yourself that

@SXI96

Жыл бұрын

@@TheKillahKyla Women love me even though I'm only in the 2 inch club 🙄

There are some people you just can’t help but love, one of them is Janey ❤❤❤

@unowen-nh9ov

Жыл бұрын

Allison?

That's the main reason I love Jane Fonda she says like it is and stands up for what she believes in uses her voice for good does not bucle down to no one To you Fonda and of course adore your Movies braun means nothing without brains to back it up

Jane is Fabulous!

Happy Valentine's Day team Coco ..what an adorable guest to have on such an occasion 💜

Love the "Rear Admiral beard" Conan is sporting now

Thanks for this!

Just adore Jane.

Thank you for this

Wow Jane, thank you for sharing your growth. Conan appreciate that you had Jane on your podcast.

Jane is an amazing human.... she should teach our young adults!!!!

"Don't let fathers, and coaches, and teachers shut that down." Wow. She's so right.

Jane Fonda really has lived her life well into her third act. What a inspirational woman. She definitely has learned from her mistakes in life, she turns it into raw honesty and strength to keep moving forward. So glad she has all the amazing female relationships Lily Tomlin, Sally Fields etc. 💜 👑💎⚜️🏆

'A Sunday in New York' - my feel good movie fix. Love Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin.

Jane is simply amazing.

she's very inspiring.

I love Jane Fonda dearly, but I can not relate to her words spoken here. My story is so different. I have had nothing but the worst of women in my life starting with my mother and continuing on from there. So damaging were each one of these females that the chaos they fostered rippled out across the whole family causing severe turmoil amongst everyone. Thank God for the steadfast and stable men who with thier humor and thier love set an example worthy of aspiring to.

I needed to hear that today. Thanks y’all❤

"It was like looking through a keyhole at the world we were all fighting for"

Jane Fonda is so smart. She is a strong and independent woman. I look up to her.

She's so great

I loved when she played Kenny Powers mom, classic

My God, the way she kept signaling to Sona, my heart! ❤️She speaks so much truth!

@unowen-nh9ov

Жыл бұрын

Has been for years, remember her saying profundities on Inside the Actors Studio I've never heard before or since.

This is a great interview 👍👍👍

Conan at 5:30 🤣🤣🤣

Women have been emboding the Great Goddess for decades and She is manifesting through us to heal this world. Thanx Jane!

Trevor Noah said a similar thing about the power of women in his life and in the world.

@wakeupbell2491

Жыл бұрын

@@DarkMoonWayfarer lol. Seems like you can't discern the forest from the trees. Or perhaps you are joking. Hard to tell.

Everything is case by case.

Men shouldn't stand on their own either, we all need community, we all need other people.

I was also a very insecure young woman needing a man. "Men-a-pause" liberated me💃🥂

When Is The Show Going On HBO ?

I have always liked Jane fonda,and I loved Henry fonda movies I just watched Abe Lincoln the other night and grapes of wrath.

Where are the men out there that are emotionally in touch with themselves? I need more of my buds out there.

Jane Fonda is larger than life!!

Apparently none of these amazing women ( and many more) are not aware that Don Lemon thinks they peaked at 51. I can see how Jane and Lily would bond.

We want another interview with John Oliver, please Conan

@r.p.mcmurphy6623

Жыл бұрын

geesh

🎶"You gotta have friends"🎶

👍🙏

5:40 Don’t model anything. 😂

Elder Excellence

Conan looks great with the beard.

@JP-lu9ed

Жыл бұрын

Nah.

Raise sons to be good WIVES! I did, and so proud of my two sons!

Conan starts to look like Joel Edgerton

He almost broke character when he was telling her how women are much stronger than men lol

@someone1

Жыл бұрын

He doesn't mean physically.

@bumfist88

Жыл бұрын

@@someone1 we know

Microfinance for women always benefits their community, research proves it over and over

Wtf?look Me up Jane hahaha

85? Wow

3:19 "women are the backbone..." of emotion literacy? Or of the society? If it's the latter then I give pushback. Not with the intent to claim masculine superiority but to acknowledge that both sexes bring different values to the table that uphold society as a whole.

We need to not reduce to gender and or type but be specific because since the divorce epidemic and single parent families the evolution of the roles has become more than a gender whilst inequality still favours gender in the law. It's a we want it this way but also that way approach when there's space if we let it for more than what was.

OMG! Come over and hug your husband in front of your sons! That was so funny but he was being sincere!!!

Women are amazing.

@r.p.mcmurphy6623

Жыл бұрын

Ya think?

@TheKillahKyla

Жыл бұрын

@@r.p.mcmurphy6623 what's your problem

He should have asked her about the time she was kissing Vietcong butt, touring their torture camp for American soldiers, telling them how much she hated America and their standing up to their communist invasion and murdering of South Vietnamese, when an American POW slipped her a note during a conversation, telling her of the torture they were enduring, and begging for her help, but instead she gave the note to the Vietcong who waited for her to leave before then torturing him to death. Ask her about that Conan.

Wonderful interview. Yes, women are the glue. And that is okay.

Boys are born emotionally literate coaches and fathers shut it down Potent words SHUKRAN

Jane Fonda is what we used to call wise, which isn't paid much attention to anymore.

I'm here for the beard

No lies spoken

As a man who had reddish beard despite my brown hair. Now my beard is gray. And I'm only 40. Both of those things came from both my grandparents. On my mom's side a thick set of italian hair that grays immediately. My father's side was the Germanic Irish sort. Conan. Keep it trimmed you look frickin fantastic. Way better then back in the day. Give it the dignity and respect that it and you deserve. You are in fact an amazing specimen of greatness. This comes from a fellow new Englander. Vt all day baby.

I miss the old conan but being a fan of his from 10 years I have no other choice but to support his decision to do a podcast. Thanks for all the laughs 🐐 Conan

@r.p.mcmurphy6623

Жыл бұрын

🥱

@TheKillahKyla

Жыл бұрын

If you listen to the end of this episode, he says they've got him back doing a late night show 😆

Jane is absolutely correct.

Jane, I’m sorry, but I’m afraid you hang around with wrong guys.

Some malcontent called her a has been. Hardly.

5:55 " Don't let coaches and fathers and teachers shut that down." My push back to this statement is certain situations require men to be objective and compartmentalize their emotions. However, if the father figure is being prevented from teaching that to the son then the son will grow into a man who approaches every situation in their feelings.

@someone1

Жыл бұрын

This lesson can be also helpful for women to face some of the inevitable challenges and rejections in life.

"Is this the talk about the birds and the bees..." LOL. What fun to be a guest: you never know when Conan will step in to puncture any stray balloon of excess earnestness.

The way she digs into men, berating them, is akin to the extremist position she had towards women. Shifting so jarringly to the other side of a perspective on gender is so ghastly myopic and exerts a shallow ability to contemplate the complexity of human behavior. Men are those ways she described for two reasons-- because of the behavioral constructs humans embedded into societal belief and because of how mothers and grandmothers have historically coddled their sons.

Lots of broad generalizations there, but my goodness she is impressive in any respect, let alone EIGHTY FIVE?! In hindsight, "broad" might not have been my finest choice of words.

SMH how you share other people's material and make money on it

I tell my buddy everything. He’s my best friend. Guys who can’t talk about personal stuff are boys not men

Sona just takes up space

i was with her up until the "its in their dna" stuff 🙄

I hope I wore a woman.

The Masculine Mandate | Tim Challies Men are to be servants and lords under the authority of God. “This is the Masculine Mandate: to be spiritual men placed in real-world

Conan O'Brien Needs friends Podcast with Kit Harrington From Game of Thrones

She looks incredible. Voice is shot . But surgeries went well. She looks good for 90.

@unowen-nh9ov

Жыл бұрын

If it were I.Q. points we still couldn't say the same of u.

Notice how Jane talked about enjoying working with Lily and Sally, but NEVER mentions working with Rita. Hmmm.

@unowen-nh9ov

Жыл бұрын

She mentions she's known 2 of them since the '70's, does she know Rita previously? There's a very funny interview of Jane not remembering Moreno from her '80's aerobics classes, but she remembers Field, Moreno totally & hilariously calls Fonda out on it.

HANOY Jane ! we NEVER forget! 👀😳🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥

@terri6854

Жыл бұрын

That comment would be less embarrassing, Kevin, if you had spelled Hanoi properly.

Admirable as Jane is for her growth and service, alas she is still in liberal bubble about Climate Crisis. (formerly climate change, climate warming.,.). It's death to one's Hollywood career to not go along. If you read this and disagree, watch Tony Heller's channel. Simple starter education.