Ep. 524: Dog Nut Gumbo with Renée Colvert

Jordan, Jesse, GO!

Jesse Thorn

Comedy, Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.8 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 27 March 2018

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

Jordan and Jesse take a break from their usual topic to chat with fellow MaxFun podcaster Renée Colvert from Can I Pet Your Dog?. They get into Jesse's recent trip to Legoland, Jordan's Santa bar crawl jaunt, and the many jobs Renée has worked throughout her life, including singing at a Macaroni Grill and getting bitten by a monkey on stage at a theme park.

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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.
0:05.3	Under the locks and throw away the keys and take coffee shoes and sex and run you.
0:10.6	It's Jordan Jesse Goh. I'm Jesse Foreign America's radio sweetheart.
0:14.1	Jordan Morris Boyd detected.
0:15.4	On Jordan Jesse Goh, we're nuts about nuts.
0:18.2	We talk about nuts and legumes exclusively on the program.
0:22.9	Bolts? You're at the wrong podcast.
0:25.7	Because we only talk about nuts.
0:28.5	Wait, so do we talk about both types of nuts?
0:31.5	Yeah, yes.
0:33.1	Jesse, we've done over 500 episodes of this podcast.
0:37.4	We both, what we do on this show. We do nuts.
0:40.2	Right. The eating kind.
0:41.6	Right, and then that's fine.
0:43.7	Walnuts. Right.
0:45.5	You don't need me to go on.
0:46.9	I don't. But then we also do
0:48.6	Pish. Cover hardware, hardware bolts. Right.
0:51.8	And then we talk about the one funny part in Best in Show.
0:56.7	Sorry. What are three funny parts in Best in Show?
1:00.2	Where Christopher Guest names those nuts.
1:02.3	There are a few different.
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