J-L brings a thunderstorm of righteousness against Pixar for their last ten years of work (00:00:56) and then, slightly more importantly, against the policies and decisions that have led to an explosion in the number of working homeless people in America (00:20:03). He discusses the later with author and anthropologist Brian Goldstone who has written an instant landmark of a book, There Is No Place for Us. J-L concludes the episode with a Punch Down of the Week and a review of David Spade's new Amazon Prime special (01:53:24)

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