Paula Poundstone

Jason Isaacs, known for his iconic villain roles in Harry Potter and White Lotus, brings his decades of experience to the table. Comedians Paula Poundstone and Andy Richter join him to dissect the wild political scene, including Elon Musk's influence. They hilariously reflect on the quirks of villain perception and share unforgettable film anecdotes. The trio dives into the absurdities of wellness trends and the cultural significance of eggs, all while trading their pettiest complaints that will leave you chuckling.

Paula Poundstone, comedian, joins to discuss Arizona's extreme abortion ban and Democratic AG's stance. They also touch on social media oversharing, political donations, and GOP intra-party struggles. The episode includes witty commentary on political comedy, absurd scenarios, and an amusing encounter with Alan Rickman. Outdoor furniture, social awkwardness, movie critiques, and manatee protection laws add to the entertaining mix.

Neal Brennan interviews Paula Poundstone, a killer comic and NPR panelist, about loneliness, tricky family dynamics, solo parenting, asexuality, quitting drinking, terrible bosses, and personal successes and failures.

Abby McEnany presents gay news, Jake McDorman charges into virgin territory, Paula Poundstone puts Lovett in the hot seat, Luenell riles up the Swifties, and Ms. Pat challenges the audience with two truths and a lie.

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