Ep. 528: The Body Shop with Ben Gruber

Jordan, Jesse, GO!

Jesse Thorn

Comedy, Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.8 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2018

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

Writer Ben Gruber joins Jordan and Jesse for a discussion of the instant brotherhood that men with beards share, the intricacies of Ben's job as an omnipresent PA on Where in the World is Carmen San Diego?, and the various television dancers who helped awaken each guy's burgeoning sexuality. Plus, Jordan poses a mystery concerning an encounter with a man in a track suit at a Del Taco and Ben talks about his new animated Amazon show Little Big Awesome.

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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.
0:10.5	It's Jordan Jesse Goh. I'm Jesse Thorn. America's radio sweetheart.
0:13.8	Jordan Morris Boy Detective.
0:15.1	Jordan Morris, how are you my friend?
0:16.5	Can deed up.
0:17.5	Yeah, we are pumped. We've been working for on a secret project.
0:20.8	Secret project? We're not telling you what it is.
0:22.6	Ten hours.
0:24.0	Yes.
0:24.5	We're an hour eleven.
0:26.4	And all I have had to eat since lunch is tiny snickers bars.
0:31.4	Us and our guests, we all made a conscious decision.
0:35.1	Right.
0:35.6	Our guests who will introduce momentarily.
0:37.4	Yeah, man.
0:38.4	Who knows?
0:39.9	Yeah, maybe.
0:41.2	So we needed a little pep for today's episode.
0:44.1	Why start being professional now?
0:45.6	Yeah, good idea.
0:47.0	Because I mean, I think people tune in for the discussion, the humor, the great guests.
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