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Pop Culture Happy Hour

Hot Ones And Conan O'Brien

Pop Culture Happy Hour

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4.510.6K Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2024

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Hot Ones is the YouTube show where famous people answer questions while eating increasingly hot chicken wings. Hosted by Sean Evans, the series is a phenomenon. And Conan O'Brien is its most recent high achiever, and possibly the best guest ever. What exactly makes a good Hot Ones guest?

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0:00.0

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0:17.0

In the world of celebrity interviews there's spicy talk and then there's hot ones

0:25.2

the YouTube show where famous people answer questions while eating increasingly hot

0:30.4

chicken wings is a phenomenon and if the show is a phenomenon.

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And if the show is a phenomenon, Conan O'Brien is its most recent high achiever.

0:38.0

In fact, he might be the best guest ever.

0:40.0

I'm Glenn Weldon.

0:41.0

And I'm Linda Holmes, and on this episode of NPR's pop culture happy hour we're talking

0:44.7

about what makes a good hot one's guest. Support for this podcast and the following message come from Wise, the app that makes

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challenges on the farm.

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through your farm, to listen, to try to observe subtle patterns.

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you're looking for ways to work in harmony with our ecosystem.

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They just cruise around all day long and eat flies.

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