Wyatt Cenac: Pop Culture Fights (R)

Ask Me Another

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Leisure, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.6 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 4 November 2016

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Comedian Wyatt Cenac talks puppets and writing letters to SNL that landed him an internship at the Bell House in Brooklyn.

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0:00.0	Hey, podcast listeners, it's Ophira.
0:04.1	Now we've got only two more shows at the Bell House in 2016 so you don't want to miss
0:09.2	out.
0:10.2	On November 14th, we've got Dennis Quaid, Carrie Elwas and Christian Cook from the Crackle
0:15.6	Series The Art of More.
0:17.8	And on December 12th, we're joined by fashion guru Tim Gunn, info at AMATickets.org.
0:27.1	Hey, take ask me another and more with you with the MPR1 app.
0:31.6	MPR1 finds you the best from public radio and beyond.
0:35.7	Election essentials, local stories and your favorite podcasts.
0:39.3	MPR1 is ready to make driving, working, or cleaning the house so much better.
0:44.0	Find MPR-O-N-E in your App Store now.
0:53.0	From MPR and WNYC, coming to you from the Bell House in beautiful Brooklyn, New York,
0:58.8	its MPR's hour of puzzles, word games and trivia, ask me another.
1:03.4	Now here's your host, Ophira Eisenberg.
1:07.2	Thank you, Jonathan Colton.
1:13.6	We have a great show for you.
1:15.7	Eight contestants are here to play our nerdy games, but only one will win our grand prize, provided
1:21.2	by our special guest.
1:23.1	He's a stand-up comic former daily show correspondent, and his latest comedy album is titled Furry,
1:28.6	Dumb Fighter.
1:29.7	Our VIP is Wyatt Sinek.
1:32.8	Also, we are going to talk about Fashion Week, but don't think New York or Paris think
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