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Donald Trump is back on the campaign trail, picking fights with Bill Maher, and giving Cathy Caldwell and Julia Scotti plenty to talk about.
On Episode 4 of Up Your Aunties, the ladies take on Trump's latest Truth Social tirade, Vivek Ramaswamy's controversial Ohio campaign ad, and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders' fight for better pay.
Julia also shares a deeply personal story about being misgendered during a hospital visit for a pacemaker replacement, while Cathy recounts a weekend in a crowded cabin and her ridiculous battle with a Volkswagen Tiguan that apparently thinks it knows how to drive better than she does.
Plus, Hollywood's history of ripping off entertainers, upcoming comedy appearances, and a very important campaign to keep Jimmy supplied with Hungry-Man dinners.
It's politics, personal stories, comedy, and plenty of things that make you wonder what the hell is going on.
Up Your Aunties with Julia Scotti & Cathy Caldwell — Episode 4.
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Julia Scotti and Cathy Caldwell are back for another episode of Up Your Aunties, and the conversation goes completely off the rails.
Julia starts things off in a terrible mood over a disappearing sprinkler repairman, and things only get crazier from there. The Aunties take on politics, Julia's upcoming film project, the latest twist in the mystery of Amelia Earhart, and a 99-year-old woman celebrating her birthday on the wing of an airplane.
Then Cathy shares a wild neighborhood story involving an argument, a gun, the police, and an unexpected babysitting assignment.
And just when you think things couldn't get any stranger, the conversation turns to Philadelphia's scrapple-sculpting championship, Joey Chestnut, and the bizarre world of competitive eating.
It's another episode of two stand-up comedians proving that absolutely no topic is off-limits.
Up Your Aunties with Julia Scotti & Cathy Caldwell. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you get your podcasts.
0:00 The Sprinkler Guy Saga2:14 Trump on the Stump4:58 Political Health Speculation7:19 The White House Revolving Door14:24 Christiane Amanpour and Television Legends16:05 The Amelia Earhart Mystery20:03 Wing Walking at 9922:01 Cathy's Neighborhood Police Story
Julia Scotti and Cathy Caldwell are back, and this week they're all over the place—in the best possible way.
The Aunties kick things off with Shane Gillis on Saturday Night Live before tackling Russian bot farms, noisy data centers, and the early days of computers. Then it's off into aviation history with Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh, which somehow leads to Cathy telling the story of the time she nearly lost her mind on an airplane.
Throw in a French art heist, Spain's giant tomato fight, Burning Man, the Running of the Bulls, and some news from the comedy world, and you've got another episode of Up Your Aunties.
With stand-up comedians Julia Scotti and Cathy Caldwell.
00:00 Show Intro
00:08 Shane Gillis on SNL
02:35 Ukrainian Drone Strikes & Bot Farms
06:14 Data Centers: Noise & Resources
08:40 ENIAC and the First Computers
10:20 Smartphones vs. Early Computers
11:12 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
13:08 Gas Prices & Russian Fuel
16:07 Amelia Earhart's Final Flight
22:00 Charles Lindbergh & The Spirit of St. Louis
26:00 Claustrophobia & Space Travel
27:24 Cathy's Airplane Panic Story
30:30 The French Renoir Art Heist
33:05 Public Executions & Politics
35:45 Spain's La Tomatina Festival
36:52 Tomato Fights, Burning Man & Running of the Bulls
38:40 Sebastian Maniscalco & SiriusXM
41:48 Julia's Upcoming Gigs & Nancy Parker
44:23 Final Thoughts & Vicks VapoRub
Welcome to Up Your Aunties, hosted by Cathy Caldwell and Julia Scotti.
In the very first episode, Cathy and Julia open the door and invite you into the conversation as Up Your Aunties officially begins.
Two hosts. Two microphones. No cameras required.
Get comfortable. Your aunties are here.
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