From the hilarious minds of Nicole Dressbull, writer on the Chris Getherd show and Netflix's

wet hot American summer, and Matt Strupp, Emmy award-winning sports TV writer, comes the new podcast

Inbox. Would you let two strangers go through your most personal messages and broadcast them to

the world? I wouldn't. Well, each week on Inbox, I mean, maybe I would. I don't think I, maybe I would

to go on the podcast, but I'm saying, in general, it makes me very uncomfortable. The idea of someone

going through my inbox, but each week on Inbox Nicole and Matt do just that to anyone brave enough

to sit in the studio with them. I mean, now I just feel like it's a challenge. Do you have an

insanely embarrassing nickname for your significant other? Maybe a few unsent emails from seven years ago

professing your love to your high school crush? How about the habit of ordering strange things online

at three in the morning? Or just all those emails where you're bitching about someone?

And join Nicole and Matt as they explore their guest inboxes for comedy gold where absolutely

nothing is off limits. Check out Inbox now on Apple Podcasts or wherever you find your favorite shows.

And now live from Tidegroom Studios in Hollywood, California, it's Thursday on the

Allison Rosen as your new best friend show. Tonight, Allison welcomes a guest. He's a comedian who invites

scientists on his podcast to ask the big questions like what is the universe made of?

How did life begin and do it far? It's David Huntsberger. And she's a writer of Bob's burgers

who is finally starting to feel hopeful again now that we're a year from the midterm elections.

And also she's lost her damn mind apparently. It's Wendy Mono.

Jeff Kuff is here to make his two-minute wasail where the cider is not mulled so much as

briefly considered. And my husband Daniel St. Hopper, I'm bored with love bussail. Are you guys ready?

Allison Rosen.

How does it seem? How does it seem? We've got good times to learn. How does it seem?

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