Erich Bergen stops by to talk about reuniting Stagedoor Manor alumni for the legendary theater camp’s 50th anniversary on Broadway. He shares why the Entertainment Community Fund is so personal to him, the famous names who got their start at camp, and what he’s working on next.

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Scotty B makes the case for soundproof hotel rooms, Nate gets way too curious about placentas, and Skeery admits he’s chasing airline status like a drug. Plus, Gandhi shares why you need to speak up for what you want.

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Lindsey phone taps her friend Steve by making him believe the dog groomer lost his pug while he’s away on a business trip!

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In this episode, Gandhi chats with the King of Dancehall, Beenie Man about what it takes to be the king, the best and worst moments of his life, some of the craziest things fans have done, and a whole lot more.

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This week, Tommy is joined by James “Murr” Murray, one of the funniest and most beloved comedians in the world. Audiences fell in love with Murr on the hit series Impractical Jokers, where he and his lifelong friends challenge one another to pull outrageous pranks and embarrass themselves in front of unsuspecting strangers. Now, Murr is flexing his horror muscles as the co-writer and producer of Don’t Move, the new movie based on his bestselling book of the same name. In this episode, Murr opens up about one of the most surprising parts of being a comedian, whether he ever gets tired of being the funny guy, and if any part of Impractical Jokers is staged. He also takes Tommy behind the scenes of what it really takes to bring the show to life, reveals which outrageous moments remain his favorites, explains why the group keeps politics out of its comedy, and shares why wearable technology gives him so much anxiety. Murr also discusses his journey into writing nine horror novels, adapting Don’t Move for the screen, and refusing to wait for someone else to give him permission to make the movie. He shares how he created the opportunity himself, names the one horror film he could watch for the rest of his life, and teases what audiences can expect from future seasons of Impractical Jokers. Murr also reflects on scaling the Empire State Building and opens up about one of the most difficult decisions of his life while his father was dying from Alzheimer’s disease.

And don’t miss Murr’s rapid-fire “Hot Takes & Hangouts” interview, part two of this conversation, dropping Thursday, September 17!

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Who are the biggest cheapskates on the show? We call out Straight Nate and Scotty B for their questionable spending habits, debate whether electric cars are actually worth it, and hear from a listener with a serious fear of fish. Plus, we talk about Gen Z bringing back everything from vinyl and disposable cameras to libraries, and break down what makes the “perfect” relationship.

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