Session 07: Madeline Argy

Embark on a comedic journey with Bobby Lee, Andrew Santino, Carlos Herrera, and Jessie Johnson in "Bad Friends," as they regale listeners with tales from their city-hopping comedy tour and the peculiar rituals that color a comedian's life off-stage. This eclectic group unapologetically navigates the highs and lows of their profession, from unexpected scenarios involving provocative attire on dates to the whimsy of their payment methods, all while delving into personal anecdotes that dance between hilarity and the human experience.

As Halloween and Christmas nostalgia awaken quirky reflections on traditions and gifting, the "Bad Friends" explore the humorous fissures in cultural assimilation and palate preferences. Discussions sway from lighthearted teases about food to heartfelt insights on addiction and friendship, touching on the larger societal issues such as Bollywood’s colorism controversy. This episode offers more than just laughs; it's a reflection on life's oddball moments, the value of true friends, and even offers a dash of consumer delight with personal plugs for convenient deliveries and cozy undergarments.

Join Leo Skepi on his candid podcast, "Aware & Aggravated", discussing the thorny maze of 2023 dating. Skepi delves into the influence of technology on romance, critiquing the way dating apps and social media foster superficial connections and foster a culture of constant preoccupation with others. He also points out how overlapping technology and societal pressures create a gray area popularly known as 'situationships,' further clouding the clarity of romantic relationships.

In an exploration of personal behaviors, Leo does not shy away from addressing manipulative tactics prevalent in today's dating scene. He emphasizes the importance of investing in deep, meaningful bonds over instant connections, and confronts the crippling effect of fear of commitment on relationships. Skepi's incisive insights shine a light on the hidden roadblocks faced in contemporary dating and suggest a path that prioritizes genuine human connection. Tune in for a better understanding of the mysteries and mayhem of modern-day romance.

In the latest laugh riot of "Bad Friends," comedians Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino, along with their eclectic crew including Andrés Rosende, Rudy Jules, and Carlos Herrera, expertly tread the thin line that separates hilarious from offensive. They revisit a haunting Halloween gag involving a shock collar that left Lee feeling more tricked than treated. The tension from the prank lingers in the air, yet is sweetly undercut by an impromptu candy tasting session that showcases the lighter, more playful side of their comedic ensemble.

The episode then playfully bounces from the frivolous to the philosophical, touching upon diverse topics in their signature style. Hear them riff on Rudy's "One Piece" anime binge, mockingly craft live-action adaptations, and candidly discuss personal matters ranging from birth control to the intimate preferences of young adults. True to the unpredictable spirit of "Bad Friends," Lee and Santino lead their motley crew through the murky waters of youthful romance, fashion trends during the pandemic, and education systems, all while offering up blunt and funny reviews on trending products like HelloFresh meals and Displate posters. Don't miss their irreverent take on the concept of $50 'oxygenated' water and modern-day consumerism.

Dive into "Cut the Camera with the Sturniolo Triplets" where hosts Nick, Matt, and Chris take listeners on a hilarious and heartfelt journey through their personal narratives, cultural critiques, and everyday experiences. This episode sees the trio tackle everything from an eerie escape room escapade to the joys of homemade garlic bread, revealing their down-to-earth preferences and the intimate connection they share with their audience. They offer a lighter, humorous perspective on life that resonates with those who find solace in the simplicity of cherished rituals and shared discomforts.

Touching on broader social observations, the Sturniolo Triplets engage in frank discussions about mall etiquette, teenage loitering, and the authenticity of cultural performances. With anecdotes ranging from the nostalgia of Scholastic Book Fairs to the unexpected allure of celebrity actors, and sharp commentary on public displays of affection, this episode is a testament to their skill at blending humor with insightful cultural analysis. Eavesdrop on their dynamic conversation that illustrates not just the quirks of everyday life, but also the deeper threads of connection that weave through our personal and public spheres.

Join "Will & Grace" stars Sean Hayes and Eric McCormack as they indulge in a reflective journey on "Just Jack & Will with Sean Hayes and Eric McCormack," accompanied by writer Dava Savel. Dive into the nostalgia as they reminisce about iconic guest stars and the pivotal moments that led "Will & Grace" to the coveted Thursday night slot. Revel in the candid behind-the-scenes stories, from a time when Cher's "Believe" ruled the airwaves to quirky on-set anecdotes. Explore the rich tapestry of character dynamics, delve into deleted scenes and celebrate the art of sitcom scriptwriting in an episode that seamlessly blends cultural introspection with endearing memories from one of television’s most beloved series.

As Hayes and McCormack navigate past and present cultural landscapes, they reveal personal adaptations to the pandemic life and discuss industry changes, such as shifting Oscar viewership trends. The duo eloquently addresses the evolving representation of LGBTQ narratives on TV, while also fostering a lively engagement with their fan community. Tune in for an intimate glance into their podcasting world, where listener questions spark revelations, and the creative process's unsung heroes earn their spotlight. Subscribers are in for a treat with prime benefits and ad-free experiences as the podcast continues to build a bridge between the actors and their devoted listeners.

Join "Just Jack & Will with Sean Hayes and Eric McCormack" as the dynamic duo reunites with the co-creator of "Will and Grace," David Kohan, to chat about the beloved sitcom and the intricate world behind the laughs. This episode not only uncovers the competitive nature of network television during its heyday but also gives us a peek into the pressures of living by ratings and viewer feedback. Sean shares his journey with physical therapy driven by his piano performances, and Eric discusses the nuances of his participation in the play "The Cottage," further showcasing their enduring friendship and diverse creative endeavors.

Dive deep into the relational labyrinth of "Will & Grace" as Sean, Eric, and their esteemed guest dissect the hilarious yet complex character dynamics that propelled the show to iconic status. Laugh along as they reminisce about the show's signature physical comedy and reveal on-set anecdotes, including the strategic use of props and the functional set that brought the narrative to life. The hosts thoughtfully traverse the landscape of social awareness, tackling how the series approached stereotypes and sensitive storylines with grace and humor. Don't miss out on this introspective journey filled with laughter, insights, and a genuine appreciation for the art of storytelling.

Join Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes in a delightful episode of "SmartLess," as they engage in a riot of laughter and heartfelt discussions with the effervescent Kevin Hart. From the playful jesting about mundane details like seating arrangements to the earnest exchanges about the trials and triumphs of show business, this episode is a fusion of the hosts' unscripted camaraderie and industry insights. Listeners are invited into the intimate circle of Hollywood stories, shared struggles, and a candid acknowledgment of what it takes to be revered in the spotlight.

Diving deeper, the conversation takes a turn towards the personal quirks and family lives of these well-known personalities, broaching topics such as sleeping habits, bathroom etiquette, and the balance of fame with a desire for normality. Kevin Hart opens up about his fitness philosophies, the importance of legacy, and his commitment to empowering new talent, while the hosts reflect on the power of their podcasting journey. Don't miss this unique glimpse into the dynamics of friendship, professional bonds, and the brighter side of the audio entertainment world, as revealed in this live Los Angeles recording with the captivating cast of "SmartLess."

In the latest captivating episode of "Aware & Aggravated," host Leo Skepi dives into the intricate web of personal and social dynamics that challenge our understanding of relationships and self-identity. With empathetic guidance, Leo sheds light on sensitive issues ranging from dealing with discriminative in-laws to navigating the complexities of bisexuality within a heterosexual relationship. He offers actionable strategies for those entangled in the familial prejudice, delves into the mysterious allure of unrequited love, and unveils the ethics of juggling multiple romantic partners, with the aim of helping listeners navigate these treacherous waters with greater confidence and clarity.

Leo's profound reflections on personal development take center stage as he candidly shares his journey towards self-improvement, advocating for self-compassion and emotional intelligence as tools to transcend past regrets and reshape one's identity. While discussing these deep topics, Leo also celebrates professional milestones such as his successful tour and the overwhelming community support, adding a layer of triumph to the narrative. Beyond the philosophical, Leo punctuates the episode with thoughtful endorsements that align with his lifestyle, giving an approving nod to Babbel for language learning and HelloFresh for simplified culinary endeavors, illustrating a mindful approach to consumerism that resonates with his listeners. Join Leo as he fosters a space for growth, reflection, and communal wisdom on "Aware & Aggravated."

In this offbeat installment of "Last Podcast On The Left," hosts Henry Zebrowski, Ben Kissel, and Marcus Parks delve into the dark and often bizarre world of true crime. From the mystery behind the Melbourne Mushroom Murders to the tale of a Canadian police station with its very own bar, this "Relaxed Fit" episode offers a plethora of riveting stories wrapped in the show's signature mix of irreverent humor and insightful commentary.

As usual, the trio balances the grim with the light, sharing personal anecdotes about self-care and retrospection on quirky kitchen gadgets from yesteryears. Listen to the chemistry of Zebrowski, Kissel, and Parks as they tackle everything from celebrity scandals to philosophical musings on mortality and fidelity. This episode is not just a true crime digest; it's an examination of societal quirks, an homage to comedy, and an exploration of life behind bars, all while maintaining a deep appreciation for their listeners' unwavering support.