I've Had It

Kathy Hochul, the first female Governor of New York, joins the conversation with her insights on pressing political issues. She discusses recent gun legislation and survivor advocacy, highlighting the importance of reform. The chat dives into gender dynamics in politics, revealing how emotional expressions are interpreted differently between men and women. Hochul also addresses technology's impact on youth mental health, advocating for regulatory measures to protect kids. The spirit of community and female leadership shines as they talk about upcoming elections and transformative change.

Molly Jong-Fast, a Vanity Fair special correspondent and MSNBC contributor, joins the conversation to dissect the chaotic landscape of the current presidential race. She humorously critiques the commercialization of patriotic symbols, like the Stanley Cup, while discussing the absurdity of political trends. The trio also navigates personal challenges, emphasizing the humor in life's complexities. With insights on political divides and a sneak peek into their upcoming book, this chat is equal parts informative and entertaining.

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Rennae Stubbs, a Grand Slam champion and engaging ESPN commentator, joins the conversation to share her thoughts on the ridiculousness of airplane etiquette and share hilarious travel mishaps. She recounts laugh-out-loud stories about annoying passengers and pilots, highlighting just how far manners seem to have flown away. The episode takes a heartfelt turn as the hosts reflect on a friend's tragic death while emphasizing the importance of mental health. With cheeky humor and insights, they assert their dominance in the world of travel complaints!

Dive into the chaotic hilarity of navigating the New York subway, where comedic struggles unveil the chaos of urban life. Join in as hosts tackle humor in politics, reminiscing about past conventions while addressing the noise of modern media. Explore the ethics of petting dogs and the absurdities of opportunistic business practices. Laugh and reflect on the intersection of comedy and serious issues like evangelical influence on education. Lastly, find optimism in current political stories that inspire and unite.

Don Lemon, CNN anchor and journalist, joins the lively discussion, diving into a mix of humor and poignant realities. They explore how smartphone contacts might craft stories posthumously, the complexities of love, sexuality, and reproductive rights, as well as navigating faith and political ideologies. The conversation shifts to personal struggles with societal perceptions, gender identity, and the glitz of celebrity culture. Prepare for heartfelt insights peppered with wit and a critical look at modern cultural trends!

Terri Cole, a licensed psychotherapist and author specializing in high-functioning codependency, shares her expertise on navigating personal relationships and societal challenges. She delves into high-functioning codependency, emphasizing the need for setting boundaries. The conversation also tackles the complexities of discussing differing political views within families, highlighting empathy and respect. With humor, they discuss parenting dynamics and the societal expectations that shape our lives, offering a thoughtful blend of insights and anecdotes.

The hosts tackle the absurdity of 'stupid questions' while sharing hilarious parenting anecdotes. They dive into the delicate dance of authenticity in dating and discuss a libido-enhancing medication. Political frustrations make a lively appearance, with critiques of parenting styles and emotional boundaries. Jingles celebrate community ties, and modern conveniences like stamps.com receive a humorous nod. Weddings and driving etiquette spark relatable rants, blending love with individuality while reminding listeners of the importance of political engagement in today's world.

Congressman Dan Goldman from New York joins the conversation, bringing his insights into the chaotic world of politics and social media. The hosts hilariously dissect misadventures at airports and the often disastrous results of childhood haircuts. Goldman shares his thoughts on the absurdity of performative relationships online versus genuine connections. The discussion highlights the ongoing struggles for women's rights and touches on their newfound obsession with Taylor Swift, all while injecting humor into serious societal issues.

This episode dives into the chaos behind perfect family photo sessions, revealing the stark contrast with reality. The hosts share hilarious dining etiquette fails and viral moments that had them cringing. A comical critique of family dynamics and the influence of social media parenting adds depth. They also discuss dating authenticity amidst the challenges of apps like eHarmony, and tackle political discourse with wit. Overall, it’s a lively mix of humor, health hacks, and candid reflections on modern life.