POAT

This week, Anthony talks about getting sick, getting tested, getting back on social media, and the creative process. As always, send listener questions, topic suggestions, and fan/hatemail to [email protected]. Enjoy!

This week, after an extended "sorry for being late" segment, Anthony talks about whether not teaching cursive in schools spells disaster for America, New York City's vaccine passport requirement, a book recommendation, and his struggle getting back to his routine after a monthlong road trip.

This week, Anthony talks about the Whole Foods Deli Mouse fiasco, the missing Mainer in NYC, his wife's newest books release (To Sir, with Love), New Orleans, Russian Hacks (not a comedy troupe), and more.

This week I'm SOOOooooOOOo excited about three things that signal the end of the pandemic in NYC: real, actual bars where you can sit, drink, and escape the annoyances of The World (and not have to eat food at a stupid table like an inmate), the return of live comedy, and my halal guy recognized me!

This week, Anthony discusses how TV shows use boobs to bait and switch viewers, the idiocy of wanting "authentic" food in a restaurant, and why the phrase "The Art & Science of..." is stupid. He somehow manages to offend everyone in Burma (Myanmar?!), Sicily, and the American South. Shoutouts to Zeus, Arthur C. Clarke, Ben Franklin, and TANSTAAFL.

This week, Anthony talks routines and whether he's missing out in life by getting Starbucks for his morning coffee instead of the local cafe, whether his routine is the only thing preventing him from being like Einstein, and the pros and cons of writing versus typing. Real big stuff. 

This week Anthony talks about his Morning Pages routine, learning life lessons from his dentist, how wearing a blazer is the only thing separating him from animals, his love of shoe shines, and Senator Bernie Sanders' discomfort with Twitter banning President Trump. Oh, and he's still producing his Zoom comedy show, The Sit-Down Comedy Show (sitdowncomedyshow.com).

This week Anthony talks about his hatred of vacation photos, Hawaii vs the Caribbean, finding yourself and not liking what you found, white supremacist hand signals, and marijuana legalization. He also mistakes IRC for IRQ and apologizes to nerds everywhere. Oh, and he's producing a limited-run Zoom comedy show called The Sit-Down Comedy Show (sitdowncomedyshow.com).

This week, Anthony tackles his chili recipe, why celebrities say stupid things on the internet, the $15 minimum wage, a North Dakota bill to kill Apple’s App Store, and how using lotion makes him hate his body and understand women.

This week Anthony discusses whether gyms are dead, his undying love of Australia’s best export, The Outback Steakhouse, his confusion with gender pronouns (he’s thee/thine), and why saying DWYSYWD is the stupidest thing he’s ever heard.