Ep. 480: Child Colleague with Bryan Safi and Erin Gibson

Jordan, Jesse, GO!

Jesse Thorn

Society & Culture, Comedy, Tv & Film

4.8 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2017

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

Throwing Shade's Bryan Safi and Erin Gibson join Jordan and Jesse for a discussion of the proliferation of the word "discotheque" in foreign language textbooks, the nightmare of having a pig as a pet, and the astonishing existence of Guy Fieri's Trashcan Nachos.

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0:00.0	Give a little time for the child within you don't be afraid to be young and free
0:05.2	Under the locks and throw away the keys and take coffee shoes and sex and run you
0:10.5	It's Jordan Jesse Gole, I'm Jesse Thorne America's radio sweetheart
0:13.5	Jordan Morris Boyd, Detective, every week on Jordan Jesse Gole we provide you
0:17.8	with an hour of whatever this is
0:20.5	Talking, yeah, speech, English
0:23.3	Absolutely
0:24.3	Another language?
0:25.3	Probably not
0:26.2	But English first
0:27.4	That's the rule on Jordan Jesse Gole always English first
0:30.8	Do you think this podcast could be helpful for ESL students?
0:34.6	No
0:35.6	No, I think this podcast would probably be confusing for them
0:40.8	Get them in trouble at school
0:42.6	Yeah, I think that would be the primary effect that this podcast would
0:46.2	You know, I was one of when I graduated from college
0:50.8	I was profoundly unemployed
0:53.8	Just sickeningly unemployed for nearly a year
0:59.5	Like you were doing it, you were so unemployed you were doing a job but they were taking money away at the end of the day
1:04.3	Which I thought was unfair
1:05.7	I later learned was illegal
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