The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Samantha Bee, the sharp-witted comedian and former correspondent on The Daily Show, joins Jon Stewart to dive into the quirky world of Easter traditions. They humorously navigate the rivalry between Easter and Passover, exploring what makes each celebration unique. The discussion heats up as they cover the White House's Easter Egg Roll, highlighting issues surrounding LGBTQ+ inclusion. The irony of Easter coinciding with Transgender Visibility Day sparks a lively conversation on cultural interpretations of faith and identity, all delivered with Bee's trademark humor.

Dive into the humorous history of marijuana legalization and the wild antics of research monkeys that enjoy a good party. Jon Stewart and guests tackle topics from the medical benefits of cannabis to the absurdities of legalization debates. Wiz Khalifa shares his insights on weed culture, while Sarah Silverman hits the streets to discuss its new legal status. Meanwhile, Michael Kosta reports on the ongoing rivalry between weed and alcohol, sparking laughter and thought-provoking discussions amidst the celebration of 420.

Dive into the entertaining world of professional wrestling as it's hilariously linked to stock market madness. Discover how political candidates drop by the ring, blending campaigns with entertainment. Listen as fierce debates unfold, comparing the theatrical flair of wrestlers to political antics. Explore the wild storytelling of WWE and its connections to real-life immigration issues. The witty banter and absurd analogies keep the laughs rolling, making politics feel like one big wrestling match!

Ronny Chieng covers Elon Musk’s mission to have babies over DM, Pete Hegseth’s Air Force diversity purge, RFK Jr.’s anti-vaccine coded attack on autism, and proof he has never seen "Love on the Spectrum." Michael Kosta & Ronny Chieng go head to head over Rory McIlroy’s Masters Tournament takeover, brand-new Barbie Lebron James, Bryce Harper’s on-field gender reveal, and Baltimore's oyster rebrand. Hollywood icon Nancy Kwan sits down to discuss her trailblazing career and new book, "The World of Nancy Kwan: A Memoir by Hollywood's Asian Superstar." They talk about an accidental screen test that brought her to Hollywood, a friendship with Bruce Lee that began in Hong Kong, and Kwan offers her perspective on what the West can learn from the East.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this conversation, Tammy Duckworth, an Iraq War veteran and Democratic Senator from Illinois, shares her insights on improving veterans' care in Congress. She highlights the setbacks caused by the Trump administration, discussing job losses for veterans and cuts to essential programs. Duckworth brings attention to the importance of DEI in the military and critiques the appointment of unqualified officials. The humorous exchanges about trade wars and TikTok luxury knockoffs add a lighthearted touch to the serious political discussions.

Nimesh Patel, an Emmy-nominated writer and comedian currently on a stand-up tour, joins the conversation with insights from the New York comedy scene. They reminisce about their first meeting and the realities of crashing on stage. Patel humorously shares that his daughter is his biggest 'tariff' yet, while they discuss the absurdities of immigration policies and Harvard's stand against Trump. The duo also critiques the global perception of America's political antics through a comedic lens, making light of serious themes in today's world.

Join award-winning actor and comedian Ramy Youssef as he tackles the complexities of life in post-9/11 America through his animated series, “#1 Happy Family USA.” He and Jon Stewart delve into Trump's mishaps, including the wrongful deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, while creatively critiquing authoritarianism. The duo also shares insights on Islamophobia's impact and the joy of crafting relatable characters in animation. Expect humor, cultural reflections, and a sprinkle of absurdity in their lively discussion!

Join John Oliver, a sharp-witted comedian and political commentator known for his satirical take on current events, as he dives deep into the heated gun control debate. He humorously critiques American resistance to regulation while contrasting it with Australia's effective gun laws post-mass shooting. Through engaging dialogue with experts, Oliver explores the cultural clash between the two nations on gun ownership, offering insights that are both enlightening and laugh-out-loud funny. It’s a comedic but serious look at a pressing issue.

Join Josh Johnson as he navigates the streets to uncover the intriguing world of tax shelters benefiting the wealthy. With humor, he delves into New York City's congestion pricing, revealing its impact on urban life. The discussion turns to how celebrity endorsements can sway political opinions, showcasing their surprising power. Additionally, tackle the complexities of masculinity in politics, especially among figures like Trump and Harris, while exploring the evolving sentiments of black voters. Plus, discover quirky products that aim to enhance everyday living!

Tax Day chaos gets a comedic spin as hosts explore the Tea Party's tea-fueled protests against taxes and the media's role in shaping outrage. They break down the absurdities of tax cuts, revealing how the wealthy benefit disproportionately. Lewis Black offers a hilarious take on tax rebates while Ed Helms dives into offshore tax strategies. The discussion wraps up with critiques of billionaire loopholes and the bewildering quirks of American tax culture, all served with a side of humor and satire.