Episode #34: Jenn Sterger, writer, comedian and huge sports fan, joins Josh

Tell Me Something Good w/Josh Wolf

Josh Wolf

Comedy

4.9 • 851 Ratings

🗓️ 8 April 2016

⏱️ 93 minutes

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Summary

Jenn Sterger, writer/comedian joins Josh to talk about how an unsolicited workplace dick pic, not only got her fired but also changed the course of her life. This episode also has THE GREATEST ending to any podcast ever. Don't want to give it away but...wow. Don't miss this one!

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0:00.0	Oh, you know what I didn't do?
0:03.0	I'll lay it up already.
0:04.0	Yeah, I did, I fucked up already.
0:06.0	I pressed play.
0:07.0	I plus record and I fucked already.
0:09.0	Usually I play my song.
0:12.0	I have a song that leads into the the podcast because it just sets the
0:18.3	right tone oh Jesus Christ I listen is it like a different song for every person?
0:25.0	No, it's the same song.
0:27.0	Are you kidding?
0:28.0	This Prince song keeps coming up which isn't terrible.
0:30.6	I don't hate Prince.
0:32.0	But I, hey everybody.
0:33.6	This is completely unprofessional. Have you ever met me before?
0:38.1	It's Josh. I'm here with Jen Stourger. Here is the song Jen that you were supposed to hear before you
0:44.5	fucked up.
0:46.5	How old you? I'm not telling you though. It's on Wikipedia, do your homework. You have no idea.
0:54.4	Well you know one of the things on purpose is when I...
0:59.2	One of the things that I do... I am too young to appreciate this song.
1:05.0	Yes, yes, yes, yes, you know it.
1:07.0	One of the things when I interview people, by the way...
1:10.0	You do minimal research as possible?
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