In episode six, Gandhi takes us behind the curtain of the Big show so we can get to know Diamond a little better. Find out the very disgusting that intrigues her, how she feels about her role on the show, and who she'd save in a shipwreck. This entry of the Burn Book is about Diamond's online nemesis.

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In episode five, Gandhi chats with a man named Mark, aka Squirrel Daddy, about how he went from rescuing a baby squirrel to becoming an Only Fans content creator with BIZARRE subscriber requests. This entry of the Burn Book is a case of misaken identity submitted by Producer Diamond. 

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In episode 4, Gandhi talks with the former Queen of Mean, Lisa Lampanelli about what made her retire from comedy, how she handles her new life, and how long she knew about a VERY scandalous love affair. This entry of the Burn Book is penned by a very unhinged Producer Andrew, and Gandhi answers an “Ask me Anything” that a LOT of people want to know.

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In episode three, Gandhi talks to Nicole Angemi, a pathology assistant who performs autopsies, about the incredibly strange things she's encountered in her line of work, what actually makes her puke, and what we should all be doing to avoid death. And, in this edition of the Burn Book, we find out who stood Gandhi up and why.

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In episode two of Sauce on the Side, Gandhi talks to Lance Bass about life as a boy bander, who would have gotten them all canceled, and whether or not some of the rumors we've all heard are true... plus Scotty B from the Morning Show stops by and what starts off as a burn book quickly turns to debauchery. 

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Welcome to Sauce on the Side! On this week’s episode, Gandhi talks to wildlife photographer Bertie Gregory about what it’s really like to create documentaries and finds out if she can, in fact, touch it. And, appropriately, the first entry in her Burn Book happens to be someone from the original cast of Mean Girls.

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Choppin' it up about life, science, entertainment, and everything in between, Gandhi (Elvis Duran Morning Show) is bringing audiences a no holds barred weekly podcast. It’s a taste of some sauce on the side, in other words, Gandhi unleashed, uncensored, and previously unseen. Topics range from raw discussions about life, love, the day-to-day grind working in entertainment to deep dives into science, exploration, and topics typically unexplored by the Big Show. Expect hilariously honest talks with special guests (ranging from celebrities to scientists and influencers) while having the fun conversations that everyone wants to be a part of.

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