In December 2020, a Latino couple was falsely accused by a white momfluencer of attempting to kidnap her children.

The Karen phenomenon where white women falsely accuse people of color of crimes usually fixates on the

accuser the so-called Karen. But for this series we focus on the

innocent couple at the heart of this story. I just want the public to know

what she did was wrong.

In Perfect Paradise People versus Karen,

available now wherever you get your podcasts. Hello and welcome to Good One, a podcast about jokes. I'm your host Jesse David Fox.

Well, usually. I mean, I'm still Jesse David Fox, but I'm actually the subject of the interview of this episode.

There have been a number of requests for such a thing to my

surprise and also we thought it would be a fun way to tell you about the future of

the show which is bright. Not to spoil too much of the conversation, but the podcast has a return date, February 25th, which you might be thinking is soon, which it is, and, as you might realize, it's a Tuesday.

The show is moving from Monday to Tuesdays out of respect to

Garfield. That's the only reason I am serious. No I'm not or am I I'm not. But to be

actually serious here the other big change is when the show comes back, it is going to be weekly.

Which means when we start up again, it's just going to keep on going.

Until the end of time or the death of comedy, whichever comes first.

It's all exciting.

We're not throwing a party because I don't like parties, but we are hosting a live show at Brooklyn's Union Hall on April 2nd,

with three of my absolute favorite up-and-coming comedians, Joe Firestone, Pat Reagan, and Zeway,

the last of which you might remember from our New York late night writers panel episode.

Speaking of, this episode's interviewer also appeared on said panel.

Josh Gondelman is a fantastic stand-up comedian, author of the recent collection of essays nice Nice Try, and a co-executive producer

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