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Episode 232 — Noah Cicero
Noah Cicero is the guest. His new novel is called Go to Work and Do Your Job. Care for Your Children. Pay Your Bills. Obey the Law. Buy Products., and it is available now from Lazy Fascist Press.
Daniel Handler, aka Lemony Snicket, says
"I read Noah Cicero and remember that 'hysterical' can refer to something really funny and to a situation completely out of control. His work punches people in the face. Don't get in its way."
Monologue topics: receiving visitors, gentlemen callers, courting, taking a knee, listicles, bullshit.
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By Brad Listi
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Noah Cicero is the guest. His new novel is called Go to Work and Do Your Job. Care for Your Children. Pay Your Bills. Obey the Law. Buy Products., and it is available now from Lazy Fascist Press.
Daniel Handler, aka Lemony Snicket, says
"I read Noah Cicero and remember that 'hysterical' can refer to something really funny and to a situation completely out of control. His work punches people in the face. Don't get in its way."
Monologue topics: receiving visitors, gentlemen callers, courting, taking a knee, listicles, bullshit.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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