Summer S’mores with Conan and the Chill Chums Season 3 Episode 4

17 Aug 2023 · 28 min

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Podcast Episode Summary: Summer S’mores with Conan and the Chill Chums (Season 3, Episode 4)

Overview In this episode of "Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend," entitled "Summer S’mores with Conan and the Chill Chums," Conan is joined by his friends Sonam Avsessian and Matt Gourley as they engage in humorous banter while highlighting a pizza art gallery featuring their likenesses.

Key Points

  • Introduction: The episode begins with a playful warm-up, with Conan joking about various topics, including the absurdity of their current situation.
  • Pizza Art: They showcase a pizza art gallery where each pizza is designed to represent the hosts. Conan expresses both excitement and apprehension about how the pizzas will turn out once cooked.
  • Absurd Banter: The trio engages in witty exchanges, touching on topics like the significance of missing cocktail glasses, Sona's temper, and Matt’s alleged resemblance to ham in his pizza depiction.
  • Product Placement: The episode is sponsored by Solo Stove, with a detailed endorsement about the benefits of their smokeless fire pits, emphasizing the joy of smoke-free outdoor experiences.

Main Discussions

  1. The Pizza Art Gallery
  2. Artistic Challenge: Sarah Lund, a professional artist, creates the pizzas with intricate designs. Conan humorously worries about how the artwork will change once baked.
  3. Character Representations: Each pizza is designed to represent the personalities of Conan, Sona, and Matt, with Conan's pizza showcasing his face surrounded by mushrooms, and Matt's pizza humorously compared to ham.
  1. Missing Cocktail Glasses
  2. Gift Failure: Conan shares an anecdote about ordering vintage cocktail glasses for Matt’s birthday, which have gone missing, leading to a comedic investigation into the delivery mishap.
  3. Assistant Dynamics: The discussion turns to the roles of Conan's assistant David and Sona's reputation for handling problematic situations with a comedic emphasis on her aggressive tactics when negotiating.
  1. Summer Vibes and Humorous Anecdotes
  2. Casual Summer Feel: The casual, light-hearted atmosphere is maintained throughout the podcast as they discuss summer activities and drink heavily.
  3. Personal Stories: Conan shares personal anecdotes from his past, including a humorous take on his high school athletic career, which devolved into absurdity as he reflects on his life choices.
  1. Conclusion and Teasing Future Content
  2. Cooked Pizzas: The episode wraps up with anticipation for the next episode, where they will see the final pizza results after cooking.
  3. Audience Engagement: Conan urges listeners to stay tuned for the next installment, playfully reminding them of the absurdity of their pizza transformations.

Key Takeaways

  • Humor and Camaraderie: The episode showcases the strong friendship and comedic chemistry between Conan, Sona, and Matt.
  • Absurdity in Everyday Life: The discussions reflect a lighthearted approach to dealing with everyday frustrations, such as missed deliveries and gift failures.
  • Creative Endeavors: The inclusion of pizza art adds a unique twist, allowing for humor and creativity intermingled with discussions about personal experiences.

Closing Remarks This episode exemplifies Conan's ability to blend humor, friendship, and storytelling, making for an entertaining and engaging listen. The playful dynamics among the hosts shine through, leaving the audience eager for the next episode's reveal of the pizza art.

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0:00This special episode of Summer S'mores is presented by Solo Stove. Solo Stove is uniquely designed to burn off smoke before it ever escapes the top of the fire pit. Trust us, once you've sat around at smokeless fire, you'll never want to go back. Go check them out at solostove.com. Use promo code Conan to get$10 off your new pit. Summer S'mores with Conan and the Chill Chums. A six-part series with Conan O 'Brien, Sonam Avsessian, and Matt Gourley. Let's get started.

0:39Why? You want to work someplace else? Because this is pretty stupid, you have to admit. The mushroom kids, the mushroom kids. We represent the mushroom kids. Why doesn't Gourley set up the pizza art and I'll set up the glasses? Great, so we're starting with the glasses. What should I do, boss? Well, I think you're doing it. Go rob a bank, you hobo. I'll start, I'll intro us in, I'll do the YouTube, and then Conan over to you for the glasses. I'll kill you. I'll be killed. Okay. You got me.

1:12Welcome to Summer Chores. Are you okay? Uh-huh. Oh, my God. We're not even, not that much time has elapsed, and I'm worried about Sona most of all. You should be. You should be. She is drinking a powerful rum drink. Matt, how are you doing? You said summer chores instead of summer s'mores. Welcome to Summer Chores with Kobe and the... Okay. We're doing this podcast, Don't You See? I don't think anyone said Don't You See since about 1944. Don't you see? We must win World War II. The best part is, listeners, you can go to YouTube and check out all kinds of clips from this series. Yeah, if hearing about it doesn't annoy you enough and you want to see this total meltdown of us outside on this nice veranda.

2:05Do you want to see the three hottest people that you've ever seen in life? We're so fucking sexy. I'm wearing a bikini the size of a doily. Sona, what are you doing with the cord of your headset? I'm doing unibrow. You're doing unibrow? For the YouTube people. Okay, hey YouTube people. Hey, YouTube. This is how... Dear YouTube. You look fantastic. You look amazing. Thank you. Let me see you point it to me. You never have. Whoa. Well, I think the important thing is that we're here, we're together, and two of you are wasted. I'd like to point out that I'm a very thoughtful person.

2:47A very thoughtful person. You're busted, you little dandy. Yeah. No, I am not. I blame the microphone, which is a Krieger, which is not the German brand I prefer. It is Schludendeiden. Anyway, I knew that it was your birthday coming up, and I tried very hard to get you a wonderful, this is for you, Mr. Matt Gourley. Yes. I tried to get you the perfect gift. I conspired, I went online, and I found this place that would sell me mid-century vintage cocktail glasses that look like pineapples because they have like a copper top. They're really cool looking and they have a built-in straw. And I thought, oh my God, this is so mad girly and it's also so summer s'mores.

3:31I tried, I ordered these things and paid for them and now I would like David Hopping to enter the scene because David, I think you could maybe explain. David! David is my assistant who really does things as opposed to Sona who pretends to do things. Anyway, not an important part of that.

3:55David does your day-to-day assistant duties, and I do big picture.

4:04That's right. What's big picture? Yes. No, you know, when I'm planning to launch satellites, my purchase of, you know what? I have to say, when I tried to outbid Elon Musk for Twitter, Sona was instrumental. The big picture? Yeah, I'm a big picture. But anyway, do us a favor and tell us, Mr. Hopping, what's the status? Because first of all, take us through it, because we've talked about this before. But I ordered these glasses and I was really excited for them to come. And then they weren't showing up. And then you told me there was a problem. And then you said an investigation has been launched.

4:36Yeah, it's kind of exciting. Ooh, a little bit. Let's hear about it. They're not here. That's pretty exciting. That's my favorite part of the story. They're missing. I did check earlier, and now it says that a claim has been filed. And now it says that I need to contact the seller. So basically, we ordered these from, like, not eBay, but like an eBay. What do you mean like an eBay? So it's, like, from a seller. F-bay? Like, I was, like, messaging the girls. It's called sap.com. And, yeah, it's not good. She seems really nice, though. Can I ask you a question? Yeah. My money has gone through. Yes?

5:16Yes. So you're out of pocket at this point. So I am out of pocket. And David, just be perfectly honest. These weren't cheap. No. Okay. So I am out of pocket this amount of money. And yet right now we're just hearing these vague claims that there's an investigation. You know, like we can see every step of the journey the package went on. Like it went from Connecticut to New Jersey to something called Bell, California. That sounds nice. Then it was out for delivery and then just. vanished. Now what is that in your opinion David and I know that you're a very good detective. What do you think happened to the glasses if you had to guess?

5:56Do you think someone stole them along the way or do you think it's an innocent accident? I mean I don't want to accuse anyone of stealing but I think they were stolen. Let's be clear the real tragedy is I've turned 50 years old and I am weeks without gift. Yeah. And I'll tell you I don't know how much longer I can hold on. Yeah. Well, first of all, it's not just without gift. You're weeks without twee cocktail glasses. Exactly. From the 1950s. My reason for living. Yeah, exactly. This is, an injustice has been done. Good money has been spent. You know how hard I work. Yeah. And how much I deserve the money that I make.

6:35And you know that this is a crime. This is a terrible crime against a great American who has brought laughter to people for 30 years. Makes it about himself. When do we expect a resolution? Yes, thank you, David. Oh, you know what? Matt, I apologize. I did momentarily make it about myself, and I'm sorry, and I just want you to know that Conan O 'Brien is sorry for the loss of the glasses that Conan O 'Brien got you. When can we expect a resolution? For your services on Conan O 'Brien Needs a Friend. Two days ago, and there's no update. What investigation There's no Inspector Clouseau out there.

7:11Who's investigating? The UPS is investigating themselves. The UPS? Oh, this is ridiculous. You know what? I'm sorry, David. I don't want to throw you under the bus, but I would pretend that this happened if I forgot to order something. And then I would have... Oh, my God. Did you do that, David? I would have receipts. I would pull them up, but then everyone would see how much you paid. Hey, you're Miss Big Picture. Why don't you get on this? Yeah. Oh, can I say something? Sona. Sona. Sona, let me ask you a question. How would you... I would call UPS. And what would you do? I would give him a piece of my mind.

7:42Let's role play that. Hi, this is UPS. Hi, UPS. This is Sona. I'm calling from, you may have heard of him, Conan O 'Brien's office. Never once heard of him. Okay. Well, we had a package. Okay. And guess what? They never showed up. This is your literal job, UPS, to just deliver this shit. You're right. Where is it? What's in the package? It doesn't matter what's in the package. You're right. How can I locate it without the contents, you dill? What? Why do you need the contents? You dill? Well, you should be asking me for my tracking number. Huh? Do you even work for UPS? No. You dill? I'm a temp, you dill.

8:22Who did I call? Can I ask you a question? Yeah, you dill weed. Your biggest insult is comparing someone to a pickle? Yeah. Wow. What happened to UPS? I'll tell you what. We don't lose packages here at Ups. Oh, no. Okay. No, no. I'm dealing with fools. No, I would call and get angry. I will say something. Okay. I'll do it for you. Hey, David, can I, David, you do a great job. Thank you. But Sona's the OG. And Sona has a temper that is off the charts. Get on this. It started nice. But Sona, I am saying a positive thing, which is I used to hear Sona get on the phone half the time for me to try and find out what had gone wrong for me.

9:05I'm trying to show you that I did a lot of personal calls. No, and she would get stuff done. And then half the time, or maybe 80 % of the time, it would be saying to someone in L.A. County, I know I went too fast and you gave me a speeding ticket, but you can't F with me. Sona's good at getting out of speeding. Oh, my God. No one gets out of speeding ticket like Sona. I have a spotless record, and I've gotten a lot of tickets. So you're admitting that you did speed. I did. I'm sorry, when was the date the radar gun was last calibrated? Those are the questions you ask when you fight tickets. You say, hey, how far were you from my car?

9:45Where were you parked? Were you parked there for a long time? You're insane. No, this is actually... I've gotten out of every ticket. I'm telling you, I would hear this stuff on the phone, and she got out of every single ticket. And I hear her saying things like, my car's coated in aluminum. him. So no radar beam can, it was just amazing and she always got out of it. I got out of a red light camera ticket. They had a video of me going through the red and I still beat that ticket. How did you get out of it? Because I fought it and then it got denied. Then I fought it again. Then it got denied. Then I went to court and they lost the video.

10:22Why aren't you putting this amount of energy into my goddamn glasses? No, Sona, seriously, David. You do an amazing job. But I think if Sona was on this, those glasses would be here in 40 seconds. Yeah, I could call and yell. Because she would go total crazy ape shit on them in a way that, listen, I don't wish this on you, David. I don't want you to become a monster. But Sona is a monster. Are you complimenting me? I don't understand what's happening. I think you're an incredible. I think when King Kong got to the top of the Empire State Building and swatted those biplanes on, it was amazing. You are an out-of-control, insane person.

10:59You're the Kraken. But guess what? You're an amazing Kraken. You're the Loch Ness Monster on crack, and you get it done every time. What is this? I don't know if I should say thank you. Get me my glasses. Just say thank you. I don't want to say, I don't know. I don't feel complimented. You will once the drink wears off. Yeah. We got to get to some pizza art. Why don't you? Yeah, let's get to some pizza art. Thank you, David. Thank you. David, thank you. Thank you for your service. Thank you, and you have failed, and now Sona will pick up the gauntlet. Let us move on Summer S'mores series is back Each year we gather around a solo stove fire pit It's kind of nice Love you guys I love you too I'm okay Matt and I love each other This year Solo Stove sent us the bonfire It's designed to put out some serious heat Without putting off that dirty S word You know what I'm talking about Smoke Here's what I gotta tell you The solo stove is uniquely designed to burn off smoke before it ever escapes the top of the fire pit.

12:03Once you set around a smokeless fire, you'll never want to go back. Guys, correct me if I'm wrong. I've sat around some fires in my day, okay? Smoke gets in my eyes. I start crying. People think I'm having an emotional breakdown. I'm taken away and put into an institution. There's no smoke here. We've got a nice fire. We've got some heat, but no smoke. That's why we know your crying is actually just emotional. and not smoke-related. Exactly. Yes. I'm crying because I'm with two people I love very much. Aww. Oh, wait, who's here? That's us. Oh, it's me. Oh, wait, sorry, my glasses weren't on. Anyway, So So has multiple different colors that are portable, so you can take it into the back country, you can go to the beach, you can go up to the top of a mountain, you can go into a deep cave.

12:48It looks good, it works great, plus it has a lifetime warranty, which means we could do easily 7 ,000 seasons of this show. That's a lot. Well, I'd like to retire at some point. I don't think so. Your family has said they're fine with you working. Anyway, we could do a lot of seasons, and that solo stove would keep on cooking. Go check them out at solostove.com and use promo code Conan to get$10 off your new pit.

13:20I am very pleased to introduce my sister-in-law, Sarah Lund. She'll be coming in here in a second. she has taken great pains to create three pizzas with very specific pizza art oh wow that's something sarah helped us out last year she did incredible work using marshmallow she's very artistic oh yeah that's what she does for a living she's a art artist and yeah she's terrific i like her and so she's going to do she's going to render some pizza art is what you're saying and she's done this professionally for pizza hut she's done pizza art very cool yeah all right so i don't quite know what pizza art is.

13:56I don't either, but we're about to find out. I'm a little bit, I'm going to say beguiled. Are you? Yeah. I've never been beguiled before in my life. Are you bewitched? I'm bewitched. I'm bewildered. I'm beside myself. I'm behind the times. I am very excited. Sonia, how you doing? I'm all right. How do you feel? Yeah, I'm fine. Do you want a big hug? I can't drink anymore or I will vomit into the solo stove. Can I say one thing? You are crying and your tears are pure rum. Oh, I got to drink them. I'm excited. Check this out. I just got a notification on my phone. There's a new episode of Conan O 'Brien Needs a Friend.

14:37Oh, there is. That's incredible. Kelly Clarkson is available. Very good. That's a good one. I like Kelly. Oh, here we go. It's Sarah Lund, everybody. Sarah, thank you. Nice to see you again. Hi, everyone. If you want to talk, you can stand by the mic or you can just show off your wares, whatever you like. Hello. Sarah, you did an amazing job last year with the s'mores art. Really incredible. Now you're working with pizza, which I think is a much more difficult medium. It is a very difficult medium. In fact, it's only going to look nice this one time once it goes in the oven. It will become bloated and distorted like my face after 50.

15:17Yeah, yeah, too much. I still agreed with you. Hey, Sarah, thanks for jumping up and saying, oh no, Conan, you look amazing. Helping us out here, we also have my beautiful wife, Amanda, and my beautiful solo stove representative, DG. Yay! Yes. Okay, let's take a look. We've got... All right, should we do the tour? Is it DJ or DG? DG. DG. I thought you said DJ, but it's DG. I did say DG. Yeah, I'm going to correct you. Yeah, thank you, Sona. You said it right. Thank you. How are you? Oh. So what are we looking at here? Let's look at these. This is Conan. Wow. That's me. Is that me or is that Michelangelo's David?

15:57I can't tell. Oh my God. These are really good. That's terrific. Thank you. That's beautiful. Okay, with the hummus. You know what? It's hummus. DJ brought out hummus with my pizza. It's hummus. It's hummus. It's very upsetting. It's not upsetting. Admit it, you like it. Oh, look at him. Look at Matt with his glasses. Oh my, I want to punch that pizza. Really? I want to quit that pizza. You want to quit that pizza? She's laughing hard. Amanda, admit, you'd also like to punch the pizza of your husband. I just think punching a pizza is funny. I think it was the thought of violence towards your husband that abused you.

16:35Stop trying to destroy our already fragile marriage. Okay, let's take a good look at these. These are incredible. Pinses. I think that's gourly. What do you mean you think that's gourly? I don't know. You got ham hair. You know what? I've often looked at your hair and thought, that looks like ham to me. And several times I've tried to bite it. Sona, you look beautiful in that. Oh, yeah, I know. Sarah, thank you. Look at your scallion earring. Oh, my God, my earring. I just saw that. Wow. It's a scallion? I'm all about that earring life. It's a little. Yeah. You know, the first two years that I worked with Sona, she used green onions in her ears.

17:12But it's more of a superstitious thing. And then let's see the Conan. This is Conan just post-surgery. Cheese hair. Color drained from his face. And then you've surrounded me with mushrooms. Not my favorite, but you know what? I like the aesthetic. I think I look pretty. It's all about the aesthetic. And I think you've done it. You've really captured my fear and my self-loathing, my uncertainty, and all my genetic frailties in one pizza. And I think you've done, this is beautiful work. It really is. It really is. Very nice. It's really nice, Sarah. Thank you. This spot was where your twin was We had to get rid of it What happened to my twin?

17:52You were just malformed My mother There's family lore That I was a malformed Conan twin I think you're the malformed twin No, I'm saying I'm the malformed one The really good one went off Ryan Reynolds I can't wait to see these things get cooked And we all get just blistered and mutilated And pizza worded Mine's going to be like a religious experience where mine becomes even more beautiful. And that's when you all realize that I am. Maybe you should burn that one. No. Oh, come on. Let's be nice here. I've always been nice to you, Sona. Yeah, he brought out hummus with my pizza. I didn't say to do that.

18:30I just suggested it be injected into the crust. Okay, well. Only this crude barbarian didn't follow my orders. Should we start with the cruel master himself and put Conan into the 900 degree oven? Yeah. Let's do it. Let's go for it. there for a while. You guys wanted to be there for seven days. I hope you sunscreened your pizza because you're about to get blistered. This is a very talented woman. Yes. Who's looking after your daughter if your wife's here? We haven't seen her in weeks. Okay, you're a terrible father, but you know what? It's for the podcast, so I approve. And Sona? Yes. Have you checked in on your kids?

19:05I have. I just watched them while they were sleeping. You know what's weird? Sona has a camera that looks at her twins when they're sleeping. She also has a camera that looks at me. When I'm sleeping. Yeah. I do, too. She did that for years as my assistant. I have to check. Make sure that Liza's reading you your bedtime story. And that she's changing your diaper. Liza always read me Goodnight Moon. After that, she'd read me the final days about Nixon's last days in office. And that'd be like. That's what we read the boys. Yeah. Final days. Mama, mama, read us about Nixon. All right. Well, Kissinger came and they both prayed.

19:43Oh. Is that true? Sure. Everything I say is true. Okay. That's nice. It's nice to think of them sleeping soundly while you're here, eating pizza and drinking a little too much. Copious room. I took a break from the drinking. You want a little bit more? I think it was wise. Did you notice the glitter in here? Do you see that? No. I think that's just asbestos. Yeah. Yeah, I did put a bit in. I think you made this in an old school. I did. It was retrofitted in the 1920s. I found a Nevada bomb shelter. I swear to God, when I was a young lad, I ran track, Newton North High School. That was our rival.

20:19Ran track there many times. Lungs burning. Like a year or two after I graduated, they said they tore down that gymnasium because it was filled with asbestos. And I just want you to think about that. I bet you would have done a lot better if there wasn't asbestos. Yeah. Yeah, what a handicap. I used to say to the coach, I think it's the asbestos. I think that's the reason I came in last. You don't want to go on a date with me? Must be the asbestos. Acne? That's asbestos. Long legs and skinny shoulders? Asbestos.

21:00People think my jokes are tired? Asbestos. I used it for, I mean, many, many years of excuses. is, didn't like my late night show? Ass past us. The important thing. Oh, come on. You've got to warn us. You've got to warn us. It really does sound like the tin man from The Wizard of Oz fell down a well. Keep on your toes, podcasters. Let's go. Assholes and elbows. Stay frosty. Come on. What did you do in track? You ran? Yeah, I wanted to be a sprinter because I was pretty fast. But then they said, you're so long legged and you're getting so tall. we think you're gonna be really good. And I thought, at the mile?

21:40And they said, no, the two mile. So I ran the two mile, and that wasn't fun, and I wasn't any good at it. Paparazzi! Those helicopters keep, whenever the paparazzi senses that I'm talking about my glory days as a high school athlete, they circle. And I can't have it! I just can't have it. Do you think it would have been different if you ran just the mile? I think it would have been different if I had just joined the chess club. I think, or better yet, the Checkers Club. Or the Spelling Bee. Anything would have been better for me. I wasn't meant for that life. I think I knew then that my mind was too important.

22:23And that I, to spend all that blood nourishing my muscle would be a waste of time. So at that point in my life, I decided I must sacrifice my athletic skills. because one day there'll be something called a podcast. You decided. Oh, I knew. I knew that one day radio would go away, but then it would come back on this weird computer thing. And I would be there with my muscle-less body and my giant head and talking face. And I would lead a new revolution. that would bring us to the very middle of the podcast in university. You guys? Yeah? Pretty great times. Uh-oh. Oh, my God. I feel like you just got a diagnosis of some kind.

23:17Yeah, this is where I say goodbye. All right. You only? Yep. Okay, we're still here? I have no idea where we are in the firmament of Summer S'mores. We are in the fifth episode of the fourth episode. I messed up. Wait, say again. We are in the fourth episode of Smummer S'mores. You don't, I want you to really actually try to say it. We are in the fourth episode of Summer S'mores. Yes. We will have one more outdoor episode and one more in-studio episode. Very good. And we will do it and we will like it. Yes. Okay. Well, thank you very much, Dean Martin of our time. you are a testament you got him good with that one trust me somewhere a 90 year old man is having a good chuckle burn it is a sick burn it's not a healthy burn well I didn't say Foster Brooks and that's an even kookier smaller reference so hey if you're out there and you like my references come say hi to me at the local mall I'll be there cutting a ribbon I have a question.

24:25I'm very excited to see the pizza art. We saw it beforehand, but after those flames, those solo pie flames, what will this pizza art look like? We will only find out if you stay tuned. Oh, my God. We're going to see the pizza art fully cooked next episode, and we're going to have a special dessert treat presented by my wife, Amanda. Yay. So what you're saying is that our podcast listeners should keep listening because they can listen to us see uncooked pizzas turn to cooked pizzas. If you stop listening now.

25:05Listen up, listeners. You're about to see something that was uncooked. Go to cooked in an audio format. Oh, hang on to your assholes, because here it comes.

25:23All right, Matt, take us home. Okay, let's go home, everybody. Big hugs. Really get in there and snuggle. Everybody's got great legs, and we're looking forward to tomorrow. That made no sense. What? Am I the last person here that's sane? No, I think I am. Yeah, okay. Yeah, you said hold on to your assholes. Yes. I would say that any... Eduardo, that's me just normal talk. I think he's sobered up a little bit. I'm fine. Sobered up. I was. You stumbled on a few phrases there. Yeah, you did. Of course I did. Because I've got new teeth. Well, I'm sorry. I don't think it's funny that a man my age has to have dentures refitted.

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26:09And I had to have them refitted again tonight. Okay. Sona, say something sane. Okay. No, wait. Do it now. Stay tuned. Oh, boy. For the next episode. Okay. of summer s'mores and we'll be right back. Okay. And we will see how that cheese melts. And Conan, say something same. My name is Conan O 'Brien and this is summer s'mores and we're waiting for uncooked pizzas to become cooked pieces. I am as sober as a judge. Stay tuned. Brian, hold. Summer s'mores with Conan O 'Brien, Sonam of Sessian, and Matt Gourley. Produced by me, Matt Gourley. Executive Produced by Adam Sachs, Nick Liao, and Jeff Ross at Team Coco and Colin Anderson and Cody Fisher at Earwolf Theme Song by The White Stripes Incidental Music by Jimmy Vivino Take it away, Jimmy Our supervising producer is Aaron Blair and our associate talent producer is Jennifer Samples Engineering by Eduardo Perez Additional production support by Mars Melnick Talent booking by Paula Davis, Gina Batista, and Britt Kahn You can rate and review this show on Apple Podcasts, and you might find your review read on a future episode.

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