Emilie Knows Everything

Emilie visits Brooklyn, NY and gets Airbnb catfished. She vlogs the entire experience, posts it on Instagram and later finds out that the Airbnb host saw it and leaves her a negative visitor review. Comedian Allison Wruk, Australian breakfast radio host David "Luttsy" Lutteral of Nova 106.9 and stand-up comedian Amos Gil of hit107 guest on this episode and share their strangest travel stories. While there are a lot of accents on this episode, Tristan Starchild's accent is still the hardest one to decipher.

Emilie interviews a man who had a relationship with a dolphin in the 1970s, author, journalist and zoophile, Malcolm Brenner. Also on this episode: Comedians Allison Wruk, Mark Stevens and Andy Hagen.

Emilie is in an emotional state and debates going to therapy. Instead, she invites four "bros" to the show- comedians Faysal Lawerence, Eli Halpern and Michael Neumeyer, to get drunk and ask them about their feelings. Comedian Jamie Kennedy comes on the show to "expert" on human emotions but ends up becoming Emilie's therapist. Since Emilie is so off, it becomes less of an interview with Jamie and more of a one-on-one therapy session that Emilie should probably pay Jamie for.

With the Royal Wedding approaching on May 19th, Emilie invites comedians Allison Wruk, Michael Kopelow and Andy Hagen to the World Famous Comedy Store for a special episode. They discuss everything they know about the Royal Family which turns out to be absolutely nothing. Emilie reaches out to two British comedians from the Manchester-based podcast, "The Blind Corner Show," to answer some compelling questions: Does the queen have any power? Are jesters still a thing? What do Royals even do? Later, Emilie interviews British journalist Sandro Monetti, the official expert of the Royal Family, as seen on CNN Headline News giving Royal Wedding preview reports and coverage.

"Can you imagine having an expert on your own family" - Andy Hagen


Find guests here:

Sandro Monetti is one of the world's most experienced and respected show business writers. This British-born journalist covers the Hollywood scene for the international press. During a 20-year career, he has worked for major media organizations such as the BBC, Sky TV, News of the World, The Daily Express and The Daily Telegraph.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/SandroMonetti?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

The Blind Corner Show:
https://www.facebook.com/blindcornershow/

Thanks to weekly guests:
Allison Wruk: @allisonwruk, "Not Dead Yet Radio"
Michael Kopelow @michaelkopelow, "Counter Clockwise, "The Stoned Age" and "Point Break"
Andy Hagen: @andyhagen_ , "ADDventures"
Tristan Starchild: @tristanstarchild, starring as himself

Emilie DM's rapper Froggy Fresh (originally Krispy Kreme) to find out what he's up to after releasing a video on YouTube announcing his retirement from the Froggy Fresh project. Comedians Allison Wruk and Josh Potter join her to talk about Froggy Fresh's transition from a rapper to a soul singer. Froggy Fresh calls Emilie at the end of the episode and updates her on what he's up to. Bird up!

Froggy Fresh's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC77bLHly_nVZJzL-nXSO2XQ

Emilie talks about her time as a professional wing girl for JT Tran or "The Asian Playboy," the world's #1 dating coach for Asian men. She interviews JT with guest host Allison Wruk and invites Andy Hagen and Michael Kopelow on the show to to talk about "negging." (Negging: Typically disguised as a backhanded compliment, negging is a pick-up tactic used to undermine the self confidence of romantic targets so they're more DTF). For the record, JT does NOT encourage negging.

Check out JT's empowering workshops and work @ http://www.abcsofattraction.com/
And his YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEjjHEa3xG6W91ZL7_jSYCw

Thanks to weekly guests:
Allison Wruk: @allisonwruk, "Not Dead Yet Radio"
Michael Kopelow @michaelkopelow, "Counter Clockwise, "The Stoned Age" and "Point Break"
Andy Hagen: @andyhagen_ , "ADDventures"
Tristan Starchild: @tristanstarchild, starring as himself

Emilie gets aggressively thrown out of a "club" in the Pacific Palisades for taking a Snapchat when the song "It Ain't Safe" came on because LA Clipper's player, Deandre Johnson/Jonas/ Jordan? was in the background. Comedians Faysal Lawrence and Allison Wurk join her at the World Famous Comedy Store to discuss the pros and cons of nightclubs, how NOT to behave around celebrities and professional athletes, and why people in LA roofie themselves for fun. Thanks Faysal for doubling as the club "expert," and dressing like a true Hollywood f*ckboy in this episode.

Emilie hops on the bandwagon this week and dumps all her money into cryptocurrency. Comedians Josh Potter and Steven Randolph join her at the World Famous Comedy store to talk about the crypto craze. Later, Emilie interviews early Bitcoin investor Mahbod Moghadam, the co-founder of Everipedia, the blockchain version of Wikipedia, who justifies her impulsive investments and talks about the future of the volatile digital currency everyone is talking about.

Check out Mahbod's Everipedia page here:
https://everipedia.org/wiki/mahbod.moghadam/

"Bitcoin is the Truth," by Mahbod Moghadam published in the Observer
http://observer.com/2014/07/bitcoin-is-the-truth-says-rap-genius-founder-mahbod-moghadam/

Comedians:

Steven Randolph
Twitter: @stevenrandolph2, Tune into his "So Deep" podcast on iTunes, Google Play Music and Stitcher, www.stevenrandolph.com

Josh Potter:
Twitter: @@J_Potter (Comedian who has no idea what he's doing. (Going to tweet about the @BuffaloBills a lot. Apologies in advance.) Catch him on tour: https://www.thejoshpotter.com/tour/

Emilie unexpectedly finds herself in Minnesota for an entire month and meets "Sir Mikings," a recently inducted member of the "VWO," the "Vikings World Order," a raging cult of NFL fans whose existence is everything Minnesota Vikings. When she finally returns to LA, she invites comedians Tim Brehmer, Kyle Henson and Jimmy Hatt to the show to discuss extreme fandom and sports obsession.

Emilie goes home to Buffalo and ends up working the County Fair. On the first day, she meets Kris Kringle, a local mall Santa, who teaches her the Santa Claus game. Comedians Ryan Henry and Ryan Fay, AKA "The Ryans," co-host this episode and take opposing stances on Santa's intentions.