Death, Sex & Money - Meet the First Family...of Podcasting

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4.2 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2014

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Scott Aukerman and Kulap Vilaysack are the podcasting world's definitive power couple, but they couldn't have come from more different backgrounds. This is their origin story.

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0:00.0	So this show, death, sex and money, are you familiar with it?
0:05.3	Familiar with those three concepts.
0:06.9	Sure.
0:07.7	Well, basically.
0:08.9	Together?
0:09.4	Together.
0:09.5	It's a surprise to me.
0:10.4	Yeah.
0:14.5	This is death, sex, and money.
0:18.1	I'm not afraid of death.
0:19.3	The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot.
0:22.7	Don't have sex.
0:23.9	And need to talk about more.
0:26.1	The main thing about money, bud.
0:28.6	It makes you do things you don't want to do.
0:31.9	I'm Anna Sale.
0:33.6	Here this week with a special unscheduled podcast episode. Surprise!
0:40.0	In some ways, the podcasting world is huge and expansive. I'm hearing from folks in India, South Africa, the UK. But in other ways, it can feel very small, like you're part of a special club. Here at death, sex and money, I'm still figuring out
0:55.4	where we fit in all this. But if you were to draw a Venn diagram of all the various podcasting
1:00.9	scenes, Scott Ackerman and Kulop the Lysok would be very close to the center of it all.
1:08.9	Kulap and her husband Scott both have comedy podcast on Earwolf.
1:13.3	Scott co-founded that podcasting network.
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