In this week's episode, Anthony talks about the author formally known as Prince (Harry), what people really look like on Delta flights, and why he could never be a commercial airline pilot.

In this week's* episode, Anthony talks about setting S.M.A.R.T. goals, his businessman days, and doing comedy on cruise ships.

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This week, Anthony talks about the World Series of Comedy, his [half-assed] foray into vegetarianism, and why New Yorkers could be nicer to conservatives.

This week Anthony talks about the World Series of Comedy, Happy the Elephant's struggle for emancipation, the Squid Game reality TV show, and the illegality of wearing an American flag bikini.

This week Anthony talks about taking care of a Pomeranian with catastrophic diarrhea while on a road trip, the Queen's Jubilee, and the drama surrounding golf's newest tour rivalry.

Anthony's back in the saddle to chat about what he wants Musk to do with Twitter, why he thinks Putin's nukes won't work, and why he's excited to have beer back in the fridge. All that and more on this week's POAT.

This week, Anthony takes on statue removal, vets (animal, not armed forces!), Simpsons censorship, and getting into and out of debt. Hit him up in the DMs with questions/comments/concerns/quests/queries/inquiries/enquiries and most importantly, compliments: @anthonyledonne.

This week, cartoonist and comedian, Jason Chatfield, joins Anthony to discuss sh*tty teenage jobs, "success edging," why seeing regular people [like us] in commercials is downfall of society, the 100th anniversary of Jason's comic strip, Ginger Meggs, and why Australians have to come to the US to make it big.