Howdy, I'm Eric from Antioch, California, and Kevin from Victor, New York.

I'm Luke from Seattle. Both I with Jesse Thorn is produced independently and

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I'm Jesse Thorn. I went through a six-month phase where I only would speak

to my parents in the Peewee voice. This is not a joke. That's not true.

I swear. I wouldn't do it at school, but when I got home, I'd be like,

I want breakfast, you know, and there was a period too when I would force my

mother to answer me in the Peewee voice. And so my poor like middle-aged

Jewish mother and queens would have to be like, I have eggs. I mean, it wasn't

pretty. That man is Billy Eichner, and today he has his own TV show, and it is

great. It's Bullseye.

This week, Billy Eichner quizzes bewildered New York pedestrians on the topics that are nearest

and dearest to his heart. Britney Spears, Meryl Streep, and Madonna.

Meryl Streep is better than Glenn Cove. Okay, I agree with you.

But first Nick Crowe talks about his new sketch series, Crowl Show. His characters

include a self-conscious basketball ref, a self-centered publicist, and a

self-aggrandizing craft services manager. Notice a theme? Nick's friendive. He's like,

a lot of your characters think and express how important they think they are. Plus,

writer Brad Tolinsky explores the album that kicked off a new era of heavy rock and roll.

Basically, their notion was the 60s were going to create the 70s.

All this week on Bullseye. Let's go.

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