Journalist Brian Stelter (Vanity Fair) takes on comedian Sarah Cooper (How to Be Successful Without Hurting Men's Feelings, Let’s Catch Up Soon). This week we’re doing our best to understand UFOs, NPCs, and X.

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Journalist David Corn (Mother Jones) takes on comedian Jo Firestone (Dr. Gameshow). This week we’re taking on campaigns, grains, and email pains.

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Journalist Joel Stein (Story of the Week) takes on comedian Jon Lovett (Pod Save America, Lovett or Leave It). This week we take on two Senators with very different agendas and some very-unhealthy trends.

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Journalist Alex Abad-Santos (Vox) takes on comedian Christine Medrano. This week, we’ll travel from Paris to the South China Sea…anything to avoid going to the Supreme Court.

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Reporter Elahe Izadi (The Washington Post) takes on comedian Danny Pudi (Mythic Quest, Community). This week, we figure out who can mobilize a bigger army: Russian mercenaries, adventurous worms, or Taylor Swift.

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Journalist Sean Rameswaram (Today, Explained) takes on comedian Emmy Blotnick (History of The World: Part 2, Pause with Sam Jay). This week, we have multiple Bidens, falling test scores, and the podcast equivalent of sludge.

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Reporter Emily Peck (Axios) takes on humor columnist Rex Huppke (USA Today). This week, we’d rather get a Presidential root canal than read another headline about Bud Light.

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Reporter Aisha Harris (NPR) takes on comedian Matt Bellassai (Unhappy Hour, Whine About It). This week we deal with wildfires, wild Republicans, and your wildest (pigeon) dreams.

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