Paul F. Tompkins, a talented voice actor and comedian, joins to delve into the divisive legacy of Rush Limbaugh. They explore Limbaugh’s upbringing and its impact on his controversial views. The discussion navigates his influence on talk radio and the shift towards provocative commentary. The juxtaposition of his public persona with personal anecdotes reveals the complexity behind his media presence. With humor and insight, they dissect the intricacies of political rhetoric and the lasting effects of Limbaugh's brand on conservative discourse.

Paul F. Tompkins, a talented actor and comedian known for his sharp wit, returns to dissect the complex legacy of Rush Limbaugh. They dive into the effects of the Fairness Doctrine's repeal on modern media and discuss Limbaugh's satire, which often fueled negativity rather than humor. The conversation then critiques conservative rhetoric on social issues, revealing divisive undertones. The rise of hate during Obama's presidency is examined, highlighting Limbaugh's role in this troubling trend, before concluding with reflections on legacy and media's moral contradictions.

Join humorist John Hodgman, known for "Judge John Hodgman," and comedian Paul F. Tompkins, famous for his role as Alimony Tony, as they dive into hilariously absurd tales of marriage and alimony. Hodgman shares his unique wedding officiating prep and his time playing Monica on 'Friends.' They banter about Alimony Tony's wild experiences with his seven ex-wives, parody songs, and the quirks of relationships. Their comedic chemistry brings forth delightful insights into love's complexities, sprinkled with laughter and absurdity.