
Pallavi Gunalan
Comedian, writer, and improviser who co-hosts and guest-hosts comedy podcasts and appears here as a co-hosting guest contributing riffs and commentary.
Top 3 podcasts with Pallavi Gunalan
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Jan 8, 2025 • 30min
Steve Trendenberg: Local Hero 01/08: L.A. Wildfires, Steve Guttenberg, Trump
In this engaging discussion, Pallavi Gunalan, a special guest co-host, dives into the chaos of the L.A. wildfires, sharing personal stories that juxtapose humor with the emotional toll on families. They explore the political failures surrounding the crisis, criticizing budget cuts and leadership absences. The conversation veers into nostalgia, tapping into childhood memories while also addressing pressing societal issues. With a blend of levity and seriousness, they highlight community resilience amid disaster, showcasing acts of heroism.

Jan 16, 2026 • 1h 10min
Sinners X Marty Supreme Mashup, Piss Beats Ice 01.16.26
Vince Mancini, a sharp film critic known for his work on Film Drunk, joins comedian Pallavi Gunalan for a hilarious discussion. They riff on Trump's bizarre fixation with Greenland and the $40 million Melania documentary that’s become an online meme. Vince shares insights on how Marty Supreme almost morphed into a vampire movie, while the trio mock the disastrous morale at ICE, dissecting both absurd news clips and the public's reaction to protests. Tune in for their witty takes on the intersections of politics and pop culture!

Jan 15, 2026 • 28min
This Is Your Brain On Trends 1/15: ICE Shooting, Kristi Noem, EPA, FBI, Plato
Pallavi Gunalan, a stand-up comedian and writer, joins Jack O’Brien for a lively discussion covering urgent current events. They tackle the recent ICE shooting in Minnesota and the ensuing protests. The conversation shifts to Kristi Noem's potential impeachment and the EPA's controversial new business-friendly rules that undermine human life valuation. The duo also critiques the FBI's raids on journalists' homes, raising urgent concerns around press freedom, and highlights Texas A&M's censorship of Plato, reflecting on the growing trend of book bans.


