From NPR and WNYC coming to you from the Bellhouse in beautiful Brooklyn, New York, it's NPR's

hour of puzzles, word games, and trivia. Ask me another. I'm Jonathan Colton. Now here's

your host, Ophira Eisenberg.

Oh, everybody. All right. So we have an incredible show for you. We have four brilliant contestants

coming up soon to play some nerdy games with us. Right now they are backstage experimenting

with natural deodorant. Just to remind themselves that none of them work. But soon they'll be

up here and one of them will be our big winner. And you've come to a pretty interesting show.

We have two special guests. One is singer-songwriter Jill Sobule. Very excited.

I discovered Jill in the 1990s. Her hit Supermodel was featured in the movie Clueless.

Yeah. And we have another special guest. We have an amazing stand-up comic, amazing

comedian all around. Tom Arnold is going to be up here. Tom Arnold right now has a show on

Weisland called The Hunt for the Trump Tapes where he tries to expose incriminating recordings of

Donald Trump. Yeah. The guy is like a walking talkie, controversy, Renaissance man. Basically

everything he touches turns to scandal. So I'm excited. He's going to juice up my profile by being

on this stage. Because right now if you Google me I'll tell you what comes up. Books, Bangs,

and Facts about Canada. All right. So help me Tom. Help me make it better.

Tom Arnold also became a father way later in life. Like me, I became a mother way later in life.

Which it's a little bit different when you become a parent later in life as a woman of course

because you were treated pretty interestingly by the medical community. When you get pregnant at

a advanced maternal age, I remember being told that I was both high risk and an inspiration.

So that was fun. I'm impressed that I actually had my child biologically. But we're raising him

adopted because I want him to feel chosen. I want him to feel chosen. This show somehow actually

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