Join stand-up comedian Brian Posehn, acclaimed country music singer Larry Gatlin, and co-host Teresa Strasser as they dive into the hilarity of everyday blunders, from misremembered names to absurd coffee orders. They tackle the pressures of body image and the quirky world of parenting with a comedic twist. Expect engaging discussions about crafting outrageous movie ideas and the camaraderie in the music industry, all while interspersing reflections on hard work and personal integrity. It's a delightful blend of humor and relatable insights!

Join the fun with Ben Schwartz, the hilarious actor known for his role in "House of Lies", as he dives into nostalgic 80s aesthetics, including the iconic squiggles and neon designs that shaped our childhoods. He shares wild stories about celebrity scandals while discussing the importance of happiness in life. The conversation humorously reflects on parenting, political correctness, and the quirks of college living, all wrapped up in witty banter. Plus, insights into navigating modern media and a lighthearted critique of societal norms keep the laughs coming!

After evacuating due to the Palisades fire, the host shares vivid accounts of the chaos and community spirit during the crisis. They reflect on personal growth through therapy and fitness, highlighting the importance of self-improvement. The discussion also touches on the pressing issues of homelessness and infrastructure failures amidst the wildfires. With frustration over the uncertainty surrounding their home, the host calls for better communication and cooperative efforts in emergency responses, challenging perceptions of housing and resilience.

Two comedians share hilarious stories about growing up in unconventional families, reminiscing about junkyards and oversharing moms. They dive into California's wildfire woes and critique the perpetually delayed high-speed rail project. Controversial news stories arise, such as a teacher's scandal and Donald Trump's playful jabs at Canada. With witty commentary, they tackle gender norms in clothing choices and the complexities of familial love, all while blending humor with deeper reflections on societal issues.

Diane Farr, an actress and author known for her directorial debut in "Fire Country," shares insights on the challenges of working in Hollywood and balancing long hours with personal life. She discusses her viral article on the grueling 12-hour workdays directors face and how this impacts relationships. The conversation also touches on her experiences filming in Vancouver and the evolving nature of dating as a workaholic, blending humor with poignant reflections on the entertainment industry and the importance of perseverance.

Kyle Dunnigan, a talented comedian known for his stand-up and podcast appearances, joins to discuss the quirks of RFK Jr.'s public persona and his own awkward adolescent experiences. They dive into the hilarity of unwanted boners and gym cultural differences while reminiscing about inheriting quirky family items. Dunnigan also explores societal perceptions shaped by the media, all while delivering humor that blends nostalgia and insight. Their playful banter makes for an entertaining mix of comedy and candid conversation.

Grant Imahara, renowned for his work on "Mythbusters" and "White Rabbit Project," joins attorney Alex Arato, known for his hilarious anecdotes. They dive into the exciting world of BattleBots, sharing thrilling stories from the competition arena. The conversation shifts to the risky yet exhilarating challenges of operating combat robots. Imahara also reflects on the blend of creativity and engineering in mech competitions while Arato brings humor in discussing parenting struggles and the quirks of everyday life, creating a delightful mix of nostalgia and comedy.

Join Alison Rosen, a witty comedian and radio host, along with actor French Stewart, best known for "Third Rock from the Sun," as they dive into laugh-out-loud moments from their comedic journeys. They share uproarious tales from chaotic comedy clubs, navigating wild audience behavior, and a bizarre postal incident. The friends reflect on prom experiences, the humor in life's absurdities, and candidly tackle the ups and downs of relationships. Prepare for a fun and insightful ride through the world of laughter and humanity!

Gina Grad, a longtime co-host known for her vibrant wit, and Bryan Bishop, a beloved voice of humor, dive into a lively discussion filled with amusing takes on life post-pandemic. They explore quirky travel ideas, engaging in playful banter about 'beat-off tourism' and remote work mishaps. The duo reflects on the absurdity of novelty donuts, the significance of the upcoming Ace Awards, and poke fun at kitchen gadgets like the Salad Shooter. Their lighthearted dialogue blends humor with insights, making for an entertaining listen!

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