On this episode, Howie and his daughter Jackelyn Shultz call America's Got Talent judge Heidi Klum to discuss outfits they wear to the show. Interrupting Heidi at her husband's dentist appointment, Howie and Jackie hear what sounds like a crime scene filled with blood, love, and special lollipops. Thank you to our sponsors:KIWICO: Get 30% off your first month plus FREE shipping on ANY crate line with code HOWIE at kiwico.com. STAMPS.COM: Go to Stamps.com, click on the Microphone at the TOP of the homepage and type in HOWIE to get a special offer that includes a 4-week trial PLUS free postage and a digital scale. MANSCAPED: Get 20% off + free shipping with the code: HOWIE at manscaped.com. PUBLIC GOODS: Go to publicgoods.com/HOWIE or use code HOWIE atcheckout to receive $15 off your first order. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Howie Mandel and co-host Jacqueline Schultz discuss the annoyance of people saying "to make a long story short" and never actually making it short, and Howie's comedic style of making long jokes short.
Comedian Heather McDonald talks about the significance of toilet paper during a pandemic and how quickly paparazzi can spread pictures internationally.
The hosts discuss how making fun of someone's clothes can be a form of bullying and how the clothing brand Guru Animals is working to combat this issue.
The speaker promotes the use of stamps.com for saving time and money on mailing and shipping, and also mentions a discount code for KiwiCo.
A man talks about his experience dressing up for work, including a time he was featured in People magazine and another time when he dressed nicely and was not invited to a party. He also discusses the process of picking out his outfits for work and sending pictures to the show's producers.
The speaker discusses his experience purchasing and wearing a hazmat suit and gas mask for COVID-19 prevention, and the challenge of discussing the topic with family members.
This transcript includes an ad for Public Goods and Manscaped, as well as a mention of a personal story involving shaving one's genitals. There is also a reference to a person being in a bubble.
A conversation about a guesthouse/ bubble where one family member lives due to health issues.
Heidi's husband visits the dentist and they discuss how being in love can make a person act a bit silly. They also joke around about dressing up like idiots and the dentist doesn't seem to mind the conversation.
$news is a word.
A person expresses their fear of the dentist, comparing it to their fear of flying and sharing how they cope with it.
Tom Kaulitz's music with his group Tokyo Hotel is currently available for streaming on Spotify and possibly Apple Music.
The conversation revolves around the difference in hair colors and how it affects the hair texture.
The speakers discuss the experience of using numbing cream and suggest taking some home to try on different areas.
The speaker's parents were okay with their belly button piercing but got furious when they found out about their tongue piercing, grounding the speaker and taking away their car until they removed the piercing.
The speaker shares how her personal struggle with anger management helped her understand the importance of controlling anger, especially as a parent. She emphasizes the significance of staying calm and dealing with situations in a productive manner after calming down.
The hosts remind listeners to check out their podcast on various platforms and leave reviews or comments if they enjoyed it.