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In this episode, foley artist Tara Blume offers a behind-the-scenes look at her craft of meticulously recreating everyday sounds like footsteps and eating noises for films and TV shows. Blume delves into the nuances involved, from simulating intimate sounds to capturing object-animal interactions. She also shares her journey into the field, her Emmy win for "Atlanta," and the juggling act of parenting a toddler while pregnant.

Tara discusses the challenges of adhering to toddlers' bedtime routines and her plans for a water birth—offering a relatable glimpse into a foley artist's life beyond the recording studio. This episode sheds light on the artistic contribution of foley artists while exploring universal themes of parenthood and career.

In this episode of the Tosh Show, the host sits down with Jimmy, a professional plumber. Jimmy recounts his nontraditional path into the plumbing trade, pivoting from college to launch his own successful business during the 2008 recession.

While delving into the unglamorous realities of his profession—from dealing with clogs formed by unusual objects to maintaining composure during awkward encounters at work—Jimmy also sheds light on the specialized skills and tools required of plumbers. Equipped with practical insights gleaned from on-the-job mishaps and mistakes, the pair emphasizes the importance of exercising common sense around household plumbing systems.

In this episode of the Tosh Show podcast, David Peterson, a linguist who creates fictional languages (conlangs) for TV shows and movies, shares insights into his career. He reveals his approach to crafting culturally diverse languages and how dedicated fans meticulously analyze the nuances of his work.

Peterson also discusses the various factors influencing the development process of conlangs, ranging from short fiction projects to complex fictional worlds. Additionally, he touches on shared interests like board games and the movie "Elemental" with the host, Daniel Tosh, offering a glimpse into their rapport.

On the Tosh Show, George Foreman III shares the contrasting upbringings he experienced between his modest mother's household and his wealthy boxing champion father's lavish lifestyle. He opens up about his friendship with Kim Kardashian and his father's financial rollercoaster, including a chance endorsement deal for the iconic George Foreman Grill that earned an estimated $170 million.

Foreman III reflects on the racism he's encountered and his unconventional introduction to Hollywood. He also discusses his own boxing journey, sharing insights from sparring sessions with his father that showcased the legendary Foreman Sr.'s lasting toughness and wisdom.