The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Jon Stewart discusses GOP's portrayal of crime in Democratic-run cities, highlighting the irony of gun origins. Desi Lydic and Ronny Chieng cover the Celtics' NBA win and rage-baiting candidates in down-ballot races.

Actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach dishes on 'The Bear' and Marvel's 'Fantastic Four,' while the podcast covers Putin & Kim Jong-un's North Korea visit, Stonehenge antics, Louisiana's Ten Commandments law, and Republicans vs. the moral standards of the Ten Commandments.

NYU Law professor Melissa Murray and Jessica Valenti discuss the erosion of abortion access post-Roe v. Wade, challenges faced by individuals seeking abortion care in Texas, impact of ambiguous abortion laws, emotional toll on women, legal battles, and advocating for active political participation to safeguard reproductive rights.

Actress Rosalind Chao and comedian Josh Johnson join Desi Lydic and Ronny Chieng to discuss outrageous down-ballot candidates in the political race, alternative career options for them, scandal involving a special prosecutor, workplace dynamics, and the importance of positive role models for young black men. The podcast also includes playful banter, cultural references, and insights into TV shows like 'Three Body Problem'.

Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II discusses poverty in America, debunks GOP city crime narrative, and emphasizes mobilizing poor voters. Jon Stewart exposes Republican fear-mongering and origins of guns in red states.

Charlamagne Tha God discusses the Democrats' messaging problem, spectrum of conservatism in the Black community, media's distortion of his words, and praises 'The Boondocks' creator Aaron McGruder featured in his new book.

Jon Stewart and The Daily Show team discuss their experience hosting the show, changes in media landscape, typical day behind the scenes, audience questions. They reflect on returning to the show, navigating security at Trump rallies, content creation in late-night comedy shows, and strengthening democracy through media.

Jon Stewart and Jordan Klepper discuss corporate America's performative values, highlighting how companies prioritize profit over genuine support for marginalized communities. They also cover topics like Hunter Biden's guilty verdict and Governor Hochul's decision to scrap New York congestion pricing.

Actor and musician Maya Hawke discusses portraying Anxiety in 'Inside Out 2' and her album 'Chaos Angel'. She shares insights on growing up in a performer family and the various interpretations of her song 'Hang in There'.

Playwright Jeremy O. Harris discusses his directorial debut with the new HBO documentary 'Slave Play,' emphasizing 'theater supremacy.' Charlamagne Tha God argues for Democrats' direct messaging. The podcast also covers GOP conspiracy theories, victimhood loop, and Republican unhappiness.