This is the John Fugel-Sang Podcast.

I'm so happy to welcome a great performer, a great singer, a great actor, a great comedian,

one of the most gifted Saturday Night Live performers, the woman who you know from being Martha Stewart,

NPR, Shwettie Balls, a woman who has starred in sitcoms from ABC Suburgatory to

TBS is very underrated people of Earth and of course the film Mean Girls, a performer who is a musical powerhouse on Broadway, touring, and recorded music, including

her album, I'm Hip, which has the greatest ever version of One Mint Jewelup, and I will say that

at Ray Charles's Grave. But now, now an NBC's sitcom American

Auto on a gas dire's character of Catherine Hastings, the former pharma executive who becomes the CEO of Payne Automotive and is charged with

leading the company in a new direction is back for its second season.

And in the show, Catherine is dealing with the glass ceiling, defective autos, challenges to her authority,

misogynistic employees, and the fact that she's CEO of an industry she knows nothing about

and can't even drive.

It is a hilarious and very satirical workplace comedy from Justin Spitzer, the showrunner of Superstore.

It is a great pleasure to welcome one of the stars of the soup Nazi episode of Seinfeld back of the show.

Donna Gassiter, it's so good to see you.

Congratulations on season two.

Oh my God, that was the best encapsulation of our show.

I've heard yet.

I wish I'd heard it early on, because I've been trying to explain

for two straight days and all these press outlets what my show's about

I know great when you show up and they're like so explain the show for us please do my work for me

Yeah, pretty much everybody does that so I've got my

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