Wait Wait Naked and Ashamed: P.J. O'Rourke, Maz Jobrani, and Helen Hong

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

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4.6 • 35.7K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2018

⏱️ 32 minutes

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On this week's show, we learn PJ's origin story, Maz sings a love song and Helen ticks one off her bucket list.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Weight Weight Naked In a Shamed.
0:03.5	I'm Faith Saley.
0:05.0	Being a Weight Weight Panelist is an experience like no other.
0:09.0	I talk to PJ O'Rourke, Mazjabrani, and Helen Hong about what they bring to the table and
0:14.8	their strategies for winning.
0:21.0	Support for NPR comes from MailChimp, who wants you to know that they do all kinds of
0:24.7	marketing to help small businesses grow, from building beautiful landing pages to re-target
0:29.9	marketing and audience management.
0:31.8	And of course, great email marketing.
0:33.8	So while it may seem like MailChimp has outgrown their own name, that just means their business
0:38.6	has grown.
0:39.6	MailChimp, they do more than mail.
0:42.8	PJ O'Rourke brings 50 years of reporting to weight weight, but it's not helping him
0:48.9	win.
0:49.9	I want to ask you years ago in an email how you prepare for the show, and you wrote me
0:55.5	back, prepare?
0:56.5	Do you not prepare at all PJ?
1:00.2	I really don't, because first place, I mean, it's a fake contest.
1:03.0	I don't mean it's a fake contest, and it's rigged.
1:05.5	It's fake contest because there's no purpose in winning it.
1:10.3	The purpose is to be funny, to entertain the audience, to be informed.
1:18.5	So I don't care whether I win or lose.
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