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Jessica Chastain | C-D-See Ya! Feb 01, 2023

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Rep. George Santos is stepping down from his committee assignments after a talk with Kevin McCarthy, the former president may face indictment over his payment to Stormy Daniels, and Stephen looks into some recent zoo animal disappearances. “George & Tammy” star Jessica Chastain tells Stephen she’s been a Broadway fan since childhood so she’s thrilled to be performing at the Hudson Theater in her new play, “A Doll’s House."

Rachel Brosnahan | The Eagles Have Landed Jan 31, 2023

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Football fans in Philadelphia celebrated their big win with typical restraint, and the mystery deepens around who donated money to the George Santos campaign. And "Mrs. Maisel" star Rachel Brosnahan has big shoes to fill in her new play, “The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window,” which opens this Saturday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Chuck D Jan 30, 2023

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Public Enemy founder Chuck D tells Stephen that as the world celebrates five decades of Hip Hop music and culture, it’s important to tell the origin stories and learn from the people who were there at the beginning. His new docuseries, “Fight the Power: How Hip Hop Changed the World,” starts January 31st on PBS.

Meanwhile… Philly Needs Lifeguards Jan 29, 2023

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Meanwhile… “Bridgerton” star Regé-Jean Page may be the world’s most handsome man, Kylie Jenner did not enjoy being outshined at a Paris runway show, and the city of Philadelphia is cutting corners in their quest to hire new lifeguards.

Comedian Sam Jay Jan 28, 2023

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Comedian and writer Sam Jay was already nervous to meet her fiancé’s father for the first time, and then she laid eyes on his vast collection of swords. Watch Sam Jay in her new film, “You People,” in select theaters now and streaming on Netflix this Friday!

CNN's Audie Cornish | O.M.G.D.P. Jan 27, 2023

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President Biden may get some credit for the 2.9% increase in America’s GDP last quarter, Meta announced some guardrails around the former president’s return to Facebook and Instagram but said they won’t be fact-checking his posts, and Rep. George Santos has some fishy receipts on his campaign expense reports. And CNN anchor and correspondent Audie Cornish comments on some of the lessons learned from the previous president’s use of social media. Check out Audie’s podcast, “The Assignment,” wherever you get your podcasts.

Brett Goldstein | Tank You For Being A Friend Jan 26, 2023

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America gifted Abrams tanks to Ukraine on their leader Volodymyr Zelensky’s birthday, the former president backed his VP Mike Pence against attacks on his handling of classified documents, and an Xbox software update set off the folks at Fox News. And Brett Goldstein, the two-time Emmy Award-winning star and producer of the hit show, “Ted Lasso,” tells Stephen how he landed the legendary Harrison Ford to star in his latest project, the AppleTV+ series, “Shrinking.”

Jason Segel | Trial By File Jan 25, 2023

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Apparently everybody in the U.S. government has classified documents laying around their houses. Elsewhere, more people who participated in the Jan 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol were found guilty yesterday including four Proud Boys, who follow a bizarre set of membership guidelines. Next up, concerned that your candy is too woke and undersexualized? Try the new female candies from Mike and Ike! And Jason Segel thought he was experiencing a rom-com moment in real life. Check out his new show, “Shrinking,” premiering this Friday on AppleTV+.

Nathan Lane (Extended Cut) | Hide and Joe Seek Jan 24, 2023

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The FBI found more classified documents in President Biden’s home, Rep. George Santos may have lied about starring in the TV show, “Hannah Montana,” and the former president should be barred from speaking at funerals after the eulogy he delivered for one of his biggest fans. Nathan Lane’s “jaunty” blonde wig is just one of the many reasons to catch his new Broadway show, “Pictures From Home,” playing now at Studio 54.

Stephanie Hsu (Extended Cut) Jan 23, 2023

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“Everything Everywhere All at Once” star Stephanie Hsu makes her late night television debut on The Late Show and shares a quote from Courtney Love that inspired her vibe for all the big awards shows this year. Listen for Pod Show exclusive bonus bits like her connection with our band's trumpet player Jon Lampley, her experience at The Golden Globes, and what it was like playing two characters in "Everything Everywhere All at Once." The film is streaming now on Showtime!

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