This season's cookbook is 50 Shades of Chicken. This New York Times Best Seller is the parody cookbook you didn't know you needed, and we're here to show you some of the surprisingly good recipes from the book.

This week we're talking about basement speakeasies, sitcom spin-offs, Circus Peanuts, and a never-made Jaws sequel with the Chip Chantry. Chip is a stand up comedian, television writer and actor who can be seen in his role as Kyle the Liar on the Netflix’s comedy series Tires, and his debut comedy special Move Closer. He is also co host of the Sunburnt Podcast as well as a recurring guest on the “Doug Loves Movies” and “Todd Glass Show” podcasts.

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50 Shades of Chicken

Chip Chantry Website

Chip Chantry @ Instagram

Chip Chantry YouTube

Sunburnt Podcast w/ Chip Chantry and Thomas O'Brien

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This season's cookbook is 50 Shades of Chicken. This New York Times Best Seller is the parody cookbook you didn't know you needed, and we're here to show you some of the surprisingly good recipes from the book.

This week we're talking about Taylor Swift drag shows, keeping kosher, coping with politics, alien invasions, Lion King notaries, and Julia Child as the other woman with the very funny Noah Levine. Noah is a theater artist, improviser, and podcast host based in Philly. His shows include Noah's No-Show Show, The N Crowd, The Talkin' 2024 podcast, and Dying Message: The Detective Anime Mystery Podcast. He would marry stuffing if he could.

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50 Shades of Chicken

Lamda Legal (LGBTQ+ legal resource)

Talkin' 2024 Podcast

Dying Message: The Detective Anime Mystery Podcast

Noah on Instagram

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This season's cookbook is 50 Shades of Chicken. This New York Times Best Seller is the parody cookbook you didn't know you needed, and we're here to show you some of the surprisingly good recipes from the book.

This week we're talking about vinyl clothing, ranch dressing, and knowing if your chicken is right temperature with the very funny Alejandro Morales! Alejandro is a comedian and producer based in South Philly. He’s the creator of the foodie rap battle game show “Eat Your Beats” and co-host of the podcast “We’re Dating” with Rachel Peters. Recently, Alejandro was a featured performer in the 2024 Asheville Comedy Festival.

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50 Shades of Chicken

Alejandro on Instagram

Borscht Belt Comedy Club

We're Dating! Podcast

Eat Your Beats Show on IG

Tove Lo Education Connection Commercial

Meatloaf- Paradise By The Dashboard Light

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