This is a headgun podcast.

Fake the nation, episode 370.

Hello, hello, this is Fake the nation, where we talk about news, we talk about culture

and where we look at our closet for the 500th time and think, oh my god, I really need

to go through this and you don't.

I am your host, the gamefarsad and I am endlessly thinking about reorganizing and getting rid

of stuff.

And today we're actually going to talk about Marie Kondo, the icon of getting rid of stuff

and what her house looks like today.

We'll also talk about the evolution of queer baiting and we'll look at a couple who's

level of partying has changed over time.

Today's panel is, it's a dream, it's just a dream panel.

I am joined by, for the very first time, joined by a columnist at the Boston Globe.

She also has a new podcast called Say More with Shirley Liang, and it's named that way

because we are in fact joined by the one and only Shirley Liang, hey, Shirley.

Hey, Nagin, thanks for having me.

So exciting to be on your podcast.

So exciting to have you.

And join us, you've heard her on the show before, she's just, I mean, just an incredible

comedian, an incredible actor, an incredible writer.

You've seen her just everywhere, being the icon that she is, and also you can see her

on tour with the live and live-in show.

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