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I'm Lauren Caspian and this is in the know.

This is in the no. In the no.

You're a fucking God.

The first season of In the Know is out now on Peacock.

It's set in a public radio station,

maybe like the one you're listening to right now,

complete with nervous producers on the mic for pledge drives.

Hello, welcome again.

Ah! I'm sorry, that was my throat and body screaming.

And NPR's third most popular host, Lauren Caspian, torturing guests and coworkers alike with a self-important grandstanding.

And because I feel like we're in a flow where you're agreeing with me, would you mind if I rant

about the violence of the male gaze?

That public radio host is played by

Zach Woods is best known for his roles in Silicon Valley and the office. He's now

directing in the no. It's a stop motion animation show that includes live action,

unscripted interviews with celebrities such as Roxanne Gay, Jonathan Van Ness,

and Mike Tyson. After the break, writer, director, and star of In The No, Zach Woods joins us to tell us all

about the show. I'm Shen White. You're listening to the 1-A podcast where we get to the heart of

the story. We'll be back in just a moment.

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