Many involved in crypto saw Sandbankman Freed as a breath of fresh air from the usual Wall Street buffs.

But in just one month, his crypto exchange would collapse. From Bloomberg and Wondery comes

Spellcaster, a new six-part docuseries about the wild rise and fall of FTX and its founder,

Sandbankman Freed. Listen to Spellcaster on Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts.

I love my kid, but is a new comedy parenting podcast from Wondery that shares a refreshingly

honest and insightful take on parenting. Each week, the host will share a parenting story that

will have you laughing and thinking, yes, I have absolutely been there. Listen to, I love my kid,

but on Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts.

For in-depth reporting on all things late night, I'm Fred Armason.

This is The Late Nightly.

Today, the story of why despite the existence of teleprompters late night has been a show

resistant to break its Q-card habit. But after some investigation, I found it's not just about

man versus machine. It's about inky fingers, greased palms and addiction. It's Friday, December 28, 2018.

Meet Wally Ferristin, Q-card connoisseur for both SNL and late night.

What do you want, Fred? I'm kind of busy now. I know you've always said you're busy,

but I've got some questions for you. My questions are going to be, why does late night still use Q-cards?

You know, is this so you can keep your job? Do you fear the progress of the digital age?

I know you're not going to want to answer this, but are you paying off Seth?

Do you ever give yourself a little sharpie Hitler mustache?

Fred, seriously, this isn't a good time. I'm trying to do my job here. I got a closer look to print.

Come on. Okay, never seems to be the right time.

I find it suspicious that Wally is evasive, dismissive and kind of unforthcoming.

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