Ku’s boo is back on Add to Cart! Scott Aukerman talks with Kulap and SuChin about his new book “Comedy Bang! Bang! The Podcast: The Book” which gives readers an inside look at Scott’s podcast empire and its hilarious cast of characters. Later, Scott talks about the socio-political impact of second-wave ska bands, but it still doesn’t have Kulap sold on physical media.
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Scott has a new book, featuring some very familiar names. Comedy Bang! Bang! The Podcast: The Book is out now!
He reads Not All Sheep Are Boring! to Eme and it’s a kids book that won’t make you cry 
Dive into second-wave ska music with the reissue of Dance Craze
A John Waters classic: Pink Flamingos
Add to Queue: Lucky Hank on AMC 
Watch Empire of Light with Olivia Colman
Dive into the world of Comedy Bang Bang (where you can listen to Scott Hasn’t Seen and CBB-FM)
Listen to A Living Remedy by Nicole Chung on Apple Books and find all of our other Lemonada Book Club audiobook selections by heading to http://apple.co/lemonadabooks

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Special Thanks to Kulap (with Scott Aukerman)

Join the hosts of Add to Cart, comedian-writer-director Kulap Vilaysack and veteran journalist SuChin Pak, in a subversive take on consumerism. Each week, they have honest, revealing (sometimes TMI) conversations about all the big and little things they’re adding to, or removing from, their carts. They decide what's worth the monetary/emotional investment, and what's not. From beauty products and health trends, to celebrities and philosophies they’re passionate about, our hosts dig into anything we buy into and what it says about who we are.
 

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Casey Rose Wilson and Jessica St. Clair return to discuss an ever-present and often menacing part of our lives: small talk. They share some of the wisdom and insight from their new audio book, “The Art of Small Talk,” and try to convince SuChin to find the joy and playfulness in these everyday interactions. Learn how these two queens master the social chess match — and why “medium talk” might be the real enemy. Plus, their carts are full of rose-scented home goods and glowing skin. 
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Casey is obsessed with Homecourt, particularly the scent of the Homecourt Steeped Rose Candle
Which smells a lot like the Homecourt Steeped Rose Room Deodorant (you can use it in your car, too)
But wait, don’t forget this Homecourt Steeped Rose Hand Wash 
Casey is taking a firm stand against the Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare DRx SpectraLite LED LipWare Pro 
Jess has been loving the Watermelon Glow Niacinamide Hue Drops Sun Glow Serum from Glow Recipe
But unfortunately the Dyson Airstrait hair straightener is not the vibe
Watch SuChin small talk her way through hosting the tell-all episodes of Seeking Sister Wife

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The Art of Small Talk (with Casey Rose Wilson and Jessica St. Clair)

Dylan Thuras, co-founder of the travel company Atlas Obscura, has been to 30 countries. But even more impressive: he’s traveled internationally with his kids, and lived to tell the tale. Between SuChin’s family trip to South Korea and Kulap’s first plane ride with Eme, the Aunties are ready to soak up the wisdom – or at least, go into the dark together. They swap travel tips and carts, from the perfect kid-friendly headphones to a magical place where you can actually buy people’s unclaimed baggage. 
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Peruse “lost treasures” at Unclaimed Baggage
Dylan’s kids stay entertained with the lilgadgets colorful headphones 
Eme is rocking these adorable Bandou headphones shaped like animals 
The Liki Trike compact and foldable trike is a gamechanger 
Ku also bought the Guava Lotus Travel Crib, including the crib sheet 
She also added to cart SlumberPod Blackout Sleep Tent
SuChin is flying in comfort with this foot hammock and eye mask that straps into the seat

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Traveling with Kids (with Dylan Thuras)

Multi-hyphenate queen Geena Rocero joins the Aunties to talk about her book, “Horse Barbie.” Geena’s memoir follows her journey from trans beauty pageant queen in the Philippines to big name model in New York City, and why she had to go “undercover” in America. Geena shares her favorite thrifting spot in California, and they talk about how a spring roll or taco becomes “open-air” food. Plus, like all great Aunties, Geena snagged a great deal on a new beauty device she can’t wait to try.
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The Medicube AGE-R Booster Pro has been the talk of the groupchat 
Geena’s go-to thrifting spot in California? Iguana Vintage Clothing!
Ku left fully wolf after a life-changing trip to Wolf Connection, an animal rescue in California (P.S. you can book a tour through Airbnb!)

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Open-Air Aunties (with Geena Rocero)

It’s not Christmas yet, but Paul Scheer is gifting us with his cart and his new memoir, “Joyful Recollections of Trauma.” Paul sits down with the Aunties for a heart-to-heart like you’ve never heard before. They talk about his childhood, especially looking back as a parent of two, and how we learn to navigate relationships with our own parents into adulthood. It’s a conversation that shows laughter is not too far behind a good cry. Plus, as one third of How Did This Get Made?, Paul unpacks on co-host Jason Mantzoukas’ cube philosophy. 
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Joyful Recollections of Trauma is the Auntie Book Club pick for May…and maybe the whole year?
Paul also suggests Libro.fm for audiobooks and Bookshop.org to support independent bookstores 
The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Vlogging Camera is the size of a Snicker’s bar
EPICKA Universal Travel Adapter is a must-buy for travel season
Hi-fi RUSH is for the cool indie gamers
The Hefty Shrink-Pak Vacuum Storage Bags will make you a compression packing convert
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Joyful Recollections of Trauma with Paul Scheer

Sheng Wang is bringing that uncle energy. He’s showing up to the function with beer and peanuts, staying way too long, and then heading to the nearest botanical garden. Sheng tells the Aunties about his favorite ways to snack, including the peanut source he wants to gatekeep, and why he no longer has capacity for stuff. Plus, indulge in Sheng’s dulcet tones as he reads us a Mary Oliver poem. 
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The Zojirushi water bottle is classic and no fuss
The Kirkland Virginia Peanuts from Costco are a solid snack choice 
Sheng wants to gatekeep the peanuts from Dai Ho in California
Did you know a membership to the American Horticultural Society gives you access to 345 public gardens and arboreta across North America? 
Sheng is coming to your city! Catch him on tour

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Special Thanks to Kulap (with Scott Aukerman)

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