Love and Relationships in the Digital Age with Joanna Coles of Hearst Magazines | Larry Wilmore (Ep.36)

Larry Wilmore: Black on the Air

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2018

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Larry Wilmore weighs in on the Starbucks incident in Philly (1:00). Later, Joanna Coles, chief content officer at Hearst Magazines, stops by to share her insights about life and relationships in the digital age (10:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, welcome back.
0:08.6	This is Larry Wilmore and I am Black on the Air.
0:11.2	Welcome to the show.
0:12.7	This is one of my favorite episodes you guys I know I stayed a lot, but the great Joanna
0:17.4	Coles is on the show.
0:19.4	She's the editor-in-chief of Cosmo and the Hearst Company, all that kind of stuff.
0:24.8	Such an interesting person.
0:25.8	She was on the nightly show back in the day and we really hit it off and I've been
0:29.7	anxious to have her as a guest for a while.
0:32.6	So I think you enjoy that conversation.
0:35.1	She has a great book about love in the digital age and it's, we're in different times,
0:40.4	man.
0:41.4	It's not easy for people.
0:42.4	So she has some really good thoughts on that subject and we ended up having a good
0:45.8	conversation.
0:46.8	So I hope you enjoy it.
0:47.8	A lot of stuff going on.
0:49.4	We had a long conversation.
0:50.4	So I'm not going to do a long talk now and I'll still hold off on the tangerine,
0:55.5	edelmean, maybe until next week because Trump's always doing something, guys.
0:58.8	So it's to be honest, I really don't have to weigh in on Trump all the time.
1:01.6	There's always something.
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