Monique Marvez, a comedian known for her Dry Bar special, joins the conversation with her unique blend of humor and insights. She delves into the intricacies of relationships, sharing amusing tales about sociopaths and ex-husbands. The discussion also touches on the cultural divide witnessed at the Super Bowl, highlighting Taylor Swift's mixed reception compared to the cheers for Trump. Marvez adds her comedic perspective on the absurdity of entertainment and societal norms, making for an entertaining and thought-provoking dialogue.

Jamie Lissow, a comedian known for his witty takes on current affairs, chats about how appearing on Gutfeld transformed into a coveted gig. He humorously critiques Kamala Harris' unedited 60 Minutes interview and political absurdities, including AOC's misunderstanding of basic appliances. Sheriff Wayne Ivey shares insights on crime prevention, discussing his innovative 'Wheel of Fugitive' YouTube show. Together, they explore the intersection of comedy, politics, and law enforcement, blending humor with serious discussions on community safety.

Kristen McGuiness, author of "5150, The Magical Adventures of a Single Life," shares her humorous dating escapades in Los Angeles, revealing the quirks of modern romance. Curt Menefee, co-host of "Fox NFL Sunday," dives into amusing NFL stories, discussing the hilarity and absurdity of sports culture. Together, they also explore the evolving perceptions of masculinity, the dynamics of familial relationships, and reflect on the ups and downs of celebrity life—all wrapped in laughter and insightful anecdotes.

The hosts dive into Sean Strickland's controversial remarks about Australia, setting the stage for an exciting fight card featuring Weili Zheng and Tatiana Suarez. They also tackle Conor McGregor's latest antics, including legal troubles and rumors of a match with Logan Paul. The critical role of fighter acclimatization is highlighted, especially for international bouts. Finally, they debate coaching legacies, comparing Andy Reid and Bill Belichick as they gear up for the Super Bowl, revealing insights into the impact of coaching strategies on team success.

Shira Lazar, a digital media personality known for her work at CBSNews.com, and Bryan Bishop, a frequent contributor, bring humor and insight to the conversation. They explore the challenges of podcasting nostalgia and share amusing takes on personal boundaries exemplified by a dog pillow. The duo dives into LA graffiti culture, critiques bureaucracy, and tackles the complexities of homelessness. With light-hearted anecdotes about celebrity encounters and the absurdities of holiday traditions, they keep the banter lively and relatable.

Iliza Shlesinger, a stand-up comedian and winner of 'Last Comic Standing,' joins comic book creator Marc Silvestri. They dive into hilarious communication misadventures during real estate deals, highlighting the irony of tech failings. The duo laughs over dating stories and the absurdities of life, touching on heroism in unexpected moments. They also reflect on the evolution of media and nostalgia, while critiquing societal perceptions of fame and celebrity culture—all wrapped in humor and insightful observations.

Join comedian Sebastian Maniscalco, known for his observational humor, and actor Omar Dorsey, famed for his roles in 'Django Unchained' and 'Bookie.' They share hilarious insights about OJ Simpson trial documentaries and reflect on their experiences in Hollywood. Sebastian reveals his strategy for recording comedy specials, while Omar discusses working with Quentin Tarantino. The conversation even touches on Sebastian's memorable moments on late-night shows and his ambitious plans for a YouTube channel if 'Bookie' doesn't get picked up for a third season!

Comedian Margaret Cho, known for her stand-up and 'All-American Girl', shares insights on her upcoming album 'Lucky Gift' and the double standards of bisexuality. She also recalls a hilarious yet cringeworthy moment involving John Travolta. Actress Jacqueline Bisset, famous for her roles in 'The Deep' and 'Bullitt', discusses her new film 'Loren and Rose', her early Hollywood experiences, and the #MeToo movement. Together, they reflect on personal journeys and societal changes, serving up a mix of humor and poignant commentary.

In this lively discussion, conservative commentator Ben Shapiro shares his insights on pressing political issues. He and Adam Carolla tackle the 'Normie Revolution,' where everyday Americans reclaim common sense amidst media manipulation. They ponder Trump’s role as a disruptor and dissect Obama’s legacy in radicalizing politics. Shapiro critiques identity politics and the decline of traditional values, while also examining how the feminist movement may have backfired. The conversation is a thought-provoking dive into today's socio-political landscape.

In this lively discussion, comedian Paul Rodriguez shares his journey from growing up in Compton to achieving comedy stardom. He reveals a humorous beef with Will Smith and how his house survived L.A. wildfires, while playfully critiquing cultural stereotypes about Latinos. Paul dives into his filmmaking experiences, including directing Gary Busey, and reflects on nostalgic memories from the San Fernando Valley. With witty banter and engaging stories, this podcast showcases the vibrant interplay of humor and cultural identity.