He didn’t become the person he wanted, so he took it out on her. A young woman speaks with Geth about her abusive ex and the red flags she realized in retrospect. She opens up about how he used pity as a manipulation tactic, threatened “social blackmail,” controlled how she dressed, and ended the relationship while they were tripping on acid. She also describes the eventual fallout between their mutual friends and how much better her life is now. 

What’s Poppin’ con-gregation? This week, Sydnee Washington joins the show to discuss how the social media platform Triller launched a series of partnerships to support Black creators only to come up short on paying the content creators. Plus, a French physicist apologizes for passing off a piece of sausage as a star. Stay Schemin’!
 
Sources:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/08/01/triller-app-black-creators-pay/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/08/16/timbaland-triller-verzuz-lawsuit/
https://mmajunkie.usatoday.com/2021/09/president-donald-trump-commentate-evander-holyfield-comeback-vs-vitor-belfort-triller-fight-club-boxing
https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/business/story/2021-05-20/triller-umg-reach-deal-ending-fight-over-payments-to-artists
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/scientist-etienne-klein-posts-webb-telescope-image-star-actually-slice-chorizo-apology/

Alyssa Limperis joins Andy Richter to talk about growing up in a Greek family, her viral comedy videos about her mother, and her personal new standup special “No Bad Days” about the passing of her father.

Writer and podcaster Bridger Winegar joins Scott to talk about the gifts he’s received on his podcast I Said No Gifts!, $25 dollar bills, and his favorite app. Then, manager/producer Sprague the Whisperer returns to make a big announcement. Plus, a young player making moves by the name of Dre Wonka stops by to talk about what he’s owed by the Wonka family.

Paul, June, and Jason discuss the 2018 romantic comedy Little Italy starring Emma Roberts and Hayden Christensen. They talk about the stereotypical Italian accents, all the hair dye, the soccer game in the rain, the Luigi character, and everything else in this bonkers movie.

Heather, Nick and Matt go LIVE on Twitch for the first time! They talk about what they’re playing lately, talk with the chat, discuss Stray for this month’s We Play, You Play, we hear from the listeners in the ReYOU Crew and take a stroll down memory card lane in Heather’s Hole.

Comedian Nori Reed sits down with Cameron to discuss writing Disney Channel’s first live-action trans character for RAVEN’S HOME, choosing not to change her voice, and the anxieties of disclosure when first starting out as a standup comedian.

Actor Luke Wilson feels that, on the advice of his counsel, it’s best that he agree to be clear about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Luke sits down with Conan to chat about interacting with the pioneers of his craft, mastering his put-upon film persona, taking inspiration from MAD Magazine, and more. Later, Gourley mourns how the tragic power of the podcast has ruined a small part of his life.

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Casey and Danielle live in the city of Angels with the gorgeous Matt (McConkey) Grassi and an even more gorgeous crowd of garbage people. They talk about Kathy’s work with the toothless, Marlo’s pedestrian leadership, but they do not talk about HARRY!!!

Plus Ira Madison III and Kristen Vaganos join them for a star studded performance and Paul Wilson is offering the gift of a lifetime.

New Podcast Alert! TV, I Say w/ Ashley Ray is now on Earwolf!

Earwolf Presents: TV, I Say w/ Ashley Ray is a podcast dedicated to all things TV, hosted by Ashley Ray, the internet’s leading TV pop culture expert! A writer for Vulture, Variety and Emmy Magazine, each week Ashley keeps listeners up to date on the shows everyone is talking about, digs deep into classic tropes, and breaks down the best moments in television with some of your favorite comedians, actors, TV writers and more! TV, I Say with Ashley Ray is the hangout sitcom of a podcast you’ve been waiting for.

This Episode: Where are all the TV shows this week? Ashley Ray turns to Dicktown sleuths (and co-creators) John Hodgman and David Rees to solve the mystery of the missing shows from the various streaming platforms and get into some TV shows about sailing boats, baseball players and the people living in your walls. The three dive to the bottom of where Dicktown comes from and where it’s going, covering community, generational connectedness and small town stories. Watch both seasons of Dicktown, streaming now on Hulu.

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Author and activist Travis Alabanza joins Jameela this week to discuss their jarring experience with the British press, their journey with gender and considering transitioning, the intersection of class and gender politics, the different ways respect can look, Travis’ advice for raising a child as they are, and more.

Check out Travis’s new book – None of the Above: Reflections of Life Beyond the Binary

You can follow Travis on Instagram and Twitter @travisalabanza

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Work crushes, the truth about hot spots, and a DNA clone?! This week Paul answers questions on the Help Line, digs into all your Corrections and Omissions and we’ve got some deleted scenes from last week’s Love On A Leash episode!

Scott Aukerman and Shaun Diston (from the “Scott Hasn’t Seen” podcast on Comedy Bang Bang World) join Paul & Amy to talk about their favorite movies they came to late, including a hugely influential documentary, a slice of small-town life, and a couple of the most famous films of all time.

London! Come see Michelle & Dan LIVE next month at the London Podcast Festival! Say hi, shake hands, kiss a baby and get ready for Premium Podder September 9th! This week, we unpack the essential – ESSENTIAL – questions to ask on a first date, after #breaking Martha Stewart news. Then the clouds part and Whitney Cummings drops by for a smidge of astrology dissection, Joan Rivers reflection, and follicular renovation. Run and stream Whitney Cummings: Jokes on Netflix now.

This week, Leslie and Lenny discuss Leslie’s experience with a psychic and the advice given on her love life. Lenny asks Leslie if he’s the asshole in a slew of situations in his personal life. Plus, find out why gun control and the constitution are all up in the fckry of the week.

Scott, Paul & Lauren discuss puzzles and commercials before playing Actor’s Nightmare.

Carl Tart and Vic Michaelis join Matt Besser for scenes about narcing on people who water their lawns too much, the heart of the practice squad, hot tub debauchery, dubious fetus facts, and more!

Conan talks with Benji from Kampala about the challenges of organizing a traditional Ugandan wedding.

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Amy & Paul ride along with 2001’s Denzel Washington crooked cop potboiler Training Day!

There are more than 62 million Latine people living in the United States. Some are US-born, others are recent immigrants, and still more have had family members here for centuries—living on land that was once part of Mexico. This week, Mónica Ramírez returns to Getting Curious to discuss how the Latine community is “deeply rooted” in the US, what it looks like to protect the humanity and dignity of these 62 million people, and why advocates like Mónica aren’t simply showing up at spaces of consequence to address systemic issues—they’re creating spaces of consequence.

CW: This episode discusses bodily harm and hateful rhetoric.

Mónica Ramírez is an attorney, author, and activist fighting for the rights of farmworkers, migrant women workers, and the Latine(x) community. She is the founder of Justice for Migrant Women and co-founder of Alianza Nacional de Campesinas, The Latinx House, and Poderistas. Mónica has received numerous awards, including Harvard Kennedy School’s first Gender Equity Changemaker Award, Feminist Majority’s Global Women’s Rights Award, the Smithsonian’s 2018 Ingenuity Award and the Hispanic Heritage Award.

She was named to Forbes Mexico’s 100 Most Powerful Women’s 2018 list and TIME Magazine included her in its 2021 TIME100 Next list. Mónica is also an inaugural member of the Ford Global Fellowship. She serves on the Board of Directors of the National Women’s Law Center, Friends of the Latino Museum and she is a member of The Little Market’s Activists Committee. Mónica lives in Ohio with her husband and son. 

Follow Monica on Instagram @activistmonicaramirez and Twitter @MonicaRamirezOH. The Latinx House is on Instagram and Twitter @thelatinxhouse, and at www.thelatinxhouse.org.

For more on Raizado, The Latinx House Festival, head to www.raizadofest.org.

For more resources mentioned in this episode, check out:

Coalition of Immokalee Workers

United Farm Workers

Farm Labor Organizing Committee, AFL-CIO

Nalleli Cobo – Goldman Environmental Prize

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It’s the end of summer break so why not take one more trip to the beach with “Beach Games”?! Relisten to writer Jen Celotta sharing her memories from this episode. From the ‘Survivor’ theme to the challenges that went into shooting Andy floating away in the Sumo suit, we get all of the behind the scenes details! Then, we dive into the hilarious hot dog eating contest and Angela schools us with her basketball knowledge. Finally, we answer fan questions about the hot coal walking scene, and discuss Pam’s new found courage to tell Jim the truth.

This week, Jessica and June are going PRO and yes, this is now a Pickleball podcast. We’re talkin’ precision over power, slamming balls and gentle dinks. Then, Jessica learns that Dim Sum and TJ Maxx are a tough siren call to answer, and June wonders “Who is Michael?” And Deep Divers, remember, it’s precision over power!

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Now it’s Sasheer’s turn to be sleepy! This week on Best Friends, it’s Besting Each Other with Nava Kavelin & Penn Badgley! Nava shares her dreamy London day with Penn Badgley and his family, why you SHOULD use emojis when texting, and how Penn is good at keeping secrets (or just forgets the secret), and the perks of being a good neighbor. Penn shares how struck he was by Nava’s intelligence, purposeful friendships, and being on “do not disturb” maybe too much? Together they discuss Penn not setting Nava up, their company’s work to create fun education content for young people, their new podcast Podcrushed, and more.

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If you like comedy and travel, Ashley’s guests this week know where to party in the USA. Jon Gabrus and Adam Pally talk about the shows they’re into right now and reflect on 101 Places to Party Before You Die, the show these two besties made together. Ashley also gets into A League of Their Own and what the show shares with Pose and Hollywood.

Everything We Watched This Week!
A League of Their Own

Children of the Underground

This Fool

The Rehearsal

Alone

Woodstock 99

Homework

Smothered

The Rehearsal

Kevin Can F*ck Himself

Flatbush Misdemeanors

Reservation Dogs

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A gum covered dog, a bomb threatened hospital, and a tornado warning. A woman describes the cartoonish obstacles she had to overcome to visit her ailing father. She opens up to Geth about navigating family drama and the weirdness of getting emails about Father’s Day. Later on, the audience welcomes her to the “dead dad club” with no shortage of dark jokes.

What’s Poppin’ Con-gregation? This week, Sam Sanders joins us to discuss Bishop Lamor Whitehead, who garnered initial sympathy for being robbed during a livestream of his sermon. Now, his integrity is being questioned after past crimes have surfaced. Plus, the TikTok viral Pink Sauce is called out for not being FDA approved. Stay Schemin’!
 
Sources:
https://www.thecity.nyc/brooklyn/2022/7/29/23284458/brooklyn-pastor-lamor-whitehead-pleads-for-sympathy
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/04/nyregion/lamor-whitehead-bishop-robbed.html
https://www.curbed.com/2022/07/bishop-lamor-whitehead-real-estate-holdings-default.html
https://bestlifeonline.com/news-robbed-pastor-whitehead-life-details/
https://www.tasteofhome.com/article/tiktok-viral-pink-sauce/
https://www.eater.com/23284219/pink-sauce-tiktok-color-expert-reactions

Julia Stiles joins Andy Richter to talk about growing up in New York, acting from a young age and wanting to direct, and her new movie Orphan: First Kill.

Silversun Pickups join Scott once again to talk about Prince, dispel Wikipedia rumors, and to perform songs off their latest album “Physical Thrills.” Then, punk rocker Keith Keith returns to promote his new album. Later, Officer Marshal Sergeant stops by to shut down the podcast. Plus, opera singer Maximo Tootie drops by to adapt CBB into an opera.

David Sims (Blank Check, The Atlantic) returns to the show to discuss all things Tron with Heather, Nick and Matt!

Community advocate Jeffrey Galaise sits down with Cameron to discuss his experience with monkeypox, facts and misconceptions about the virus, and how he founded a support group for those who want to talk about what it’s like to have monkeypox.