The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Jon Stewart and Dulcé Sloan discuss Iran's attack on Israel, Trump's criminal trial, Red Lobster bankruptcy, and Nike's revealing Team USA uniforms in a hilarious and satirical manner.

Country singer Brittney Spencer discusses her debut album and being a Black woman in country music. Podcast covers Trump's financial demands, juror dismissal in NY trial, tax evasion tactics, and creative strategies for tax avoidance by wealthy individuals.

Orlando Bloom discusses pushing his limits in extreme activities in his new docuseries. The podcast also covers Trump's NYC bodega visit during jury selection, Black-owned wine businesses, and the lack of diversity in wineries with a humorous twist.

Mayan Lopez, a fresh voice in comedy, discusses the responsibility of being the only Latino-centered sitcom on TV. She talks about making her mark in the industry while working with her dad, portraying a fictionalized version of herself, and using the show to tackle tough conversations about family and identity.

Guest David E. Sanger discusses America's foreign policy failures post-Cold War, underestimating Russia and China. They delve into the impact on current 'new cold wars,' including Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and how similar mistakes are being made with China. The podcast also touches on Trump's criminal trial, alliances in the Middle East, and humorous comparisons of Trump to persecuted martyrs.

Former Daily Show host Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, and correspondent Ronny Chieng discuss Tax Day. Stewart covers IRS struggles, Colbert humorously hates taxes, and Chieng dives into America's bizarre tax filing process in 2023.

Award-winning director Alex Garland discusses his film 'Civil War' inspiring conversations and journalism's role. Best-selling author Hanif Abdurraqib talks about his book 'There's Always This Year' and reframing views on aging.

Jon Stewart criticizes America's support of Israel, highlighting the country's abandonment of values. The podcast covers topics such as the aftermath of a solar eclipse, a gun violence precedent, and President Biden's student debt forgiveness plan.

Cultural critic and poet, Hanif Abdurraqib, discusses his new book blending basketball and poetry, reflecting on turning 40, reframing aging, and using nostalgia for improvement. Plus, explore the fallout from Arizona's abortion ban, a satirical 'Men Talk About Abortion' segment, and a comedic take on politicians avoiding staircase mishaps with 'Stair Sherpa' app.

Troy Iwata offers youthful replacement options for Justice Sonia Sotomayor amid Democrats' calls. Vampire Weekend discusses their new album cover, being a NYC band in LA, and the inspiration behind their podcast, 'Vampire Campfire'.