The hosts discuss the meaning of the phrase "homina homina homina" and its origin as a way to express attraction towards an attractive person. They also mention their friend Bob who frequently uses the phrase and his move from New York to Portland.
In this podcast, the hosts discuss how living in big cities can affect one's sense of humor and how people in smaller cities tend to be naturally funnier due to their personalities being more on display.
David Remnick speaks with Julia Louis-Dreyfus about her career, her Seinfeld years, and Veep.
The speaker recounts a chance encounter with an old friend in Tampa while he was enjoying Champagne at 8am, likely on his way to radio, revealing how much the friend has changed over the years.
The speaker shares his personal experience of how he met his friend Mario Castile in San Quentin while he was a resident there in 1991, and the loyalty they have maintained for each other ever since.
In this episode, David recounts his day in Burlington, Vermont, where he observes the local scene, including the number of piercings on a waitress and a conversation between an aging hippie and a young Woodstock wannabe.