The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Gary Clark Jr., Grammy-winning musician, talks about his new album 'JPEG-RAW' and collaborating with Stevie Wonder. Huey Lewis discusses his music inspiring the Broadway musical 'The Heart of Rock and Roll'. They also touch on personal struggles, creating a Broadway musical, and memorable music collaborations.

Leslie Jones advises against electing Trump while Charlamagne Tha God challenges DEI villainization. They discuss political disbelief, dangers of reinstating past leaders, importance of active political engagement, and critiques on DEI training failures and need for authentic diversity led by black leaders.

Stephanie Kelton and Kyle Chayka discuss the benefits of government deficits and the influence of algorithms on taste and culture. They explore Modern Money Theory and how algorithms on social media platforms homogenize tastes and impact creativity.

Jon Stewart, Jordan Klepper, Ronny Chieng, and Jesse Watters discuss the media frenzy surrounding Trump's trial, absurd trial proceedings, and pleas for leniency. The podcast features humorous banter, satirical critiques of the coverage, and comedic sketches on identity protection and political satire.

New Yorker staff writer and author Kyle Chayka joins in to discuss how algorithm-based suggestions are changing our taste and culture. The podcast also delves into Trump's legal battles, his claim to total immunity, and the effects of algorithmic recommendations on consumer behavior and aesthetics.

Rep. Andy Kim discusses his Senate run and Asian-American representation in politics. Comedy segments cover topics like Ukraine aid, airline refunds, and teachers carrying guns. A humorous debate on gun training and a pickleball showdown add entertainment to the podcast.

Comedians Jordan Klepper and Ronny Chieng discuss Trump's legal troubles and Biden's 'cannibal' claim. Stephanie Kelton explains Modern Money Theory and government spending flexibility. Show includes satirical ads for Rant-A-Car and explores TikTok's diverse content landscape.

Esteemed author Salman Rushdie joins Jon Stewart to discuss his memoir 'Knife,' recounting his near-death experience and the fight for free expression. They also discuss the media's exaggerated coverage of Trump's trial, highlighting the absurdity of the situation.

Comedian Jordan Klepper and team discuss the lackluster turnout for Trump's trial, encountering D-listers and one MAGA supporter who proudly plugged her appearance on America's Most Wanted. They dissect Trump's dangerous rhetoric, contrast narratives of January 6, engage in humorous banter, and bid farewell to a producer.

Orlando Bloom discusses his new show 'To The Edge' and its spiritual journey. Brittney Spencer talks about her debut album, covering 'Blackbird' for Beyoncé, and being influenced by Dixie Chicks and Taylor Swift in country music.