This podcast episode, released on a Wednesday, has no particular theme, but rather covers various topics ranging from show news to listener messages, a trivia game called "10 To The Top To The Bottom Of The 20," and even a segment on "Naval Gazing." The episode also includes a review of an award-winning pork pie paired with the podcast, and a humorous discussion on what to do with boxes of out-of-date meat. The podcast ends with a disclaimer and a sickly positive review of a book by James Clear.
Hey Siri, please extend this intro
The show starts with a nostalgic reference to the podcast's past success as the 201th most popular podcast in the Improv section on Apple Podcasts. There is no particular focus or theme for the episode, but rather a collection of segments, such as listener missives and a trivia game called "10 To The Top To The Bottom Of The 20". The hosts also discuss random topics like what to do with boxes of out-of-date meat and a segment on "Naval Gazing" where they discuss the Twitter account of Naval Ravikant.
Hey Siri, please extend this intro, and tell everybody how funny this podcast is
The episode also includes a humorous review of an award-winning pork pie that pairs well with the podcast. The podcast ends with a disclaimer and a sickly positive review of a book by James Clear. Overall, the episode is a light-hearted and entertaining mix of segments that listeners can tune in to for a fun time without any particular focus.
Hey Siri, please be honest
This podcast episode, released on a Wednesday, has no particular theme, but rather covers various topics ranging from show news to listener messages, a trivia game called "10 To The Top To The Bottom Of The 20," and even a segment on "Naval Gazing." The hosts also discuss random topics like what to do with boxes of out-of-date meat and a segment on "Naval Gazing" where they discuss the Twitter account of Naval Ravikant. The episode also includes a review of an award-winning pork pie paired with the podcast, and a sickly positive review of a book by James Clear.
Hey Siri, please be honest, and tell everybody how funny this podcast is
Listeners can expect an entertaining and light-hearted mix of segments with no particular focus. The hosts reminisce about the podcast's past success, talk about what listeners have submitted, and play a trivia game. They also give their opinions on what to do with boxes of out-of-date meat and discuss the Twitter account of Naval Ravikant. The episode ends with a review of an award-winning pork pie that pairs well with the podcast and a positive review of a book by James Clear. Overall, it's a fun and laid-back episode that listeners can tune in to for a good time.
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