The Daily Show: Ears Edition

Economist and bestselling author Emily Oster discusses the power of data in parenting decisions and how it can alleviate feelings of isolation. The podcast also explores the chaos in Congress, the spicy world of Pepper X, and the legal loophole that classifies bees as fish in California.

Michael Kosta tackles the Israel-Hamas War, gag order on Trump. Ian Bremmer discusses social media's role in fueling anger, America's potential to reduce suffering in Middle East.

Daily Show correspondent Michael Kosta, an expert at saying he's an expert, discusses current events on the NYC streets. He also delves into the anatomy of the clitoris and vasectomy procedures, highlighting the lack of coverage in medical textbooks. Entertaining and informative!

In this podcast, the 2008 Presidential Election between McCain and Obama is discussed, including the use of fear and anger in the campaign. The impact of the election is explored, highlighting the empowerment of marginalized voices. McCain's attempts to improve his campaign are mentioned, as well as a strategic plan to let Obama win before springing a trap. The appeal of Governor Palin and concerns about journalistic ethics are also discussed.

Trevor Noah interviews Black Coffee, Burna Boy, and Davido about African musicians making their mark in America. They discuss the keys to success, the growth of Afrobeat, and the impact of Nigerian music globally, including its influence on big artists like Drake and Beyonce.

Aasif Mandvi, former Daily Show correspondent, discusses Southern voter suppression laws with John Lewis, a North Carolina GOP executive, and explores racist backlash to Miss America. They also uncover a corporate conspiracy involving Simplot and discuss the unintended consequences of the anti-GMO lobby.

Melania Trump, America's First Lady, from Donald's third wife to her controversial fashion sense and speculated body doubles. Topics include her role as First Lady, her 'Be Best' initiative, a hand-slapping incident with Donald, debunking the 'fake Melania' conspiracy, and Donald Trump's controversial remarks.

Taraji P. Henson, mental health advocate, discusses the barriers to mental health treatment in the Black community including misdiagnosis and lack of Black therapists. They also explore breaking stigmas and promoting therapy. Grammy Award-winning artist Miguel talks about his new EP and mental health advocacy.

Jason Momoa, known for his roles in Game of Thrones and Aquaman, discusses his documentary 'Gather' about Native American communities' fight to reclaim their food and land. The podcast also covers the debate surrounding the Columbus Day and the controversy over Native American sports mascots.

Daily Show correspondent Ronny Chieng, segment director Sebastian DiNatale, and Chef Bruno Abate discuss Recipe for Change, a pizza-making program for people in Chicago’s Cook County Jail. They explore the aim of reducing recidivism rates through the program and the impact it has had. They also touch on America's mass incarceration crisis and the debate about deep dish pizza.