Joining in from Boston, Kathleen Turner shares captivating stories, Gretchen Felker-Martin discusses choosing between the mundane and macabre, and Jay Jurden provides gay news specific to Boston. Topics include body horror in literature, political conservatism, LGBTQ updates, and the power of one-on-one conversations in shaping perspectives.

Comedian Hasan Minhaj's fabrication in his standup specials is discussed, along with the line between comedic embellishment and lying. They also talk about Disney's $60 billion bet on theme parks, Taylor Swift's underwhelming marketing strategy, and the controversy over Ryan Murphy's promised all-black season of American Horror Story.

Comedian Jay Jurden joins Eric Andre to talk about performing in unconventional venues, bombing on stage, celebrity encounters, and the concept of a 'munch'. They also discuss the challenges faced by openly gay players in the NBA and share humorous anecdotes about awkward encounters during comedy shows.

Tristen Winger, Jay Jurden, and Marilee Williams join in the best episodes of the year. Topics include conspiracy theories about flu shots, controversial discussions on Gatorade tracking and Southern beliefs, growing hair as a black person, random ads, Peli jackets and bulletproof cloaks, and conversations about David Ruffin, Pelly brand, and heart health.

Comic and writer Jay Jurden joins Sam Sanders to discuss Britney Spears' upcoming memoir and their excitement and apprehension about it. They also talk about the ongoing actor strike in Hollywood and pressure from George Clooney and Tyler Perry for a resolution. The podcast delves into Netflix's brick-and-mortar ambitions and ends with important news from Sam.