How to pronounce“laf”in English

Lafayette all day. Oh, good.

Lafunga for those of you who speak Urdu means loafer.

LaFawn Bailey: Good afternoon, everyone. My name is LaFawn Bailey.

LaFawn Bailey: Thank you. Did you want to ask a question?

LaFawn Bailey: I'll read a question from our moderator page. "If you were to rewrite the speech for today's audience, what would you change, if anything?"

LaFawn Bailey: OK. Did you have another question?

LaFawn Bailey: Thank you. I'll ask one more Dory question here. It says, "At first, you were hesitant to leave domestic tranquility--

LaFawn Bailey: "to help a total stranger, Dr. King. Could you talk about the important role that your wife played in encouraging you to get involved?"

LaFawn Bailey: Well, thank goodness for her.

LaFawn Bailey: OK, next question.

LaFawn Bailey: Very good point. Thank you. I'm gonna read another question.

LaFawn Bailey: When you wrote your controversial piece in the Huffington Post, "Time to Think the Unthinkable," you stated "progressers might have to consider running a campaign

LaFawn Bailey: There has been tremendous social and cultural changes since the climax of the Civil Rights Movement. What themes and challenges from then are still present

LaFawn Bailey: Thank you. Dr. Jones, I am humbled, honored, and inspired to have you here today. So, on behalf of Google and even the people you can't see that VC'd in, thank

LaFawn Bailey: You sure can.

Laffer and everybody who came after him.

LaFawn Bailey: Hello everyone.

LaFawn Bailey: But the problem, people, people think we are Google. That's the problem.

LaFawn Bailey: Exactly. Aisha Tyler: If you could, if you could drop a pin, that would be great.

LaFawn Bailey: So that actually says more that her Bio does.

LaFawn Bailey: But really quickly, she was actually the first African-American and female host on E!'s Talk Soup. I don't know how many of you guys used to watch that.

LaFawn Bailey: But that was one of my favorite shows.

LaFawn Bailey: After Talk Soup she moved into television and film rolls. She was also the first African-American to play an extended character role on Friends.

LaFawn Bailey: Which I was really excited about.

LaFawn Bailey: I think we were all really exited about that. She played on the Ghost Whisperer, CSI, 24, Nip/Tuck, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Rio 911, The Boondocks and many, many more.

LaFawn Bailey: You wanna talk about those three or four more?

LaFawn Bailey: So, I'm gonna, I'm gonna go back a little bit. Far back. Two years ago. And talk about when you returned to your stand-up roots.

LaFawn Bailey: Live at the Fillmore.

LaFawn Bailey: Called Nowassitall.

LaFawn Bailey: Can we play that really quickly?

LaFawn Bailey: We're gonna see it.

LaFawn Bailey: That was an exciting video.

LaFawn Bailey: So were we.

LaFawn Bailey: As a native of the San Francisco Bay area, I suffer from a similar disorder.

LaFawn Bailey: with some of the audience, so. Tell us why you made that video and what messages you hoped to convey.

LaFawn Bailey: Congratulations on that.

LaFawn Bailey: Podcast. Girl on Guy with Aisha Tyler.

LaFawn Bailey: Well, somebody did. I don't, I don't Aisha Tyler: I might have written it under a pen name.

LaFawn Bailey: It kind of LaFawn Bailey: Sounded like you maybe.

LaFawn Bailey: Video games, action movies, drinking, comic books, sex, blowing shit up, all of that good stuff. And it is already the top downloaded pod, one of the top downloaded

LaFawn Bailey: Please. Aisha Tyler: I was born a poor black child. Um, no. What it is is that we were talking

LaFawn Bailey: Wonderful. Speaking of video games.

LaFawn Bailey: I saw in the interview that you actually play a voice in Halo Reach.

LaFawn Bailey: How many of you guys play Halo?

LaFawn Bailey: I'm pretty sure that there's somebody that plays Halo.

LaFawn Bailey: Really? Aisha Tyler: It's really, it's really sad to be a grown woman with a mortgage and be up at 4:00 on a Tuesday trying to kill digital aliens. That's just

LaFawn Bailey: And you're preparing for the zombie invasion?

LaFawn Bailey: That's what I'm talking about.

LaFawn Bailey: Very nice.