Tavi Gevinson — actor, fashion blogger, feminist and editor-in-chief of Rookie magazine (not to mention America’s imaginary teen sister) — jokes about “beauty essentials.”

Tavi Gevinson — actor, fashion blogger, feminist and editor-in-chief of Rookie magazine (not to mention America’s imaginary teen sister) — jokes about “beauty essentials.”
Ben Schott, who joins us later in the show to discuss new words, gives us a joke with a little word-play.
If you have to be quarantined, at least Dave Barry's menu sounds pretty good.
The star of films like "Argo" and "Drive" (as well as television's "Breaking Bad") inches along.
Citizen of Salt Lake City and valued DPD listener
Australian rockers The Preatures tell us a joke that may just have you checking the sky for falling objects.
Lars Ulrich tells just the kind of wholesome math-themed joke we’re sure you expect from the drummer of thrash metal band Metallica.
A joke about our neighbors to the north, from acclaimed author – and Canadian Studies scholar – Margaret Atwood. She returns later in the show to tell us about her newest book, “MaddAddam.”
Aaron Eites and Audrey Ewell help us break the ice – with eight ice-pick-wielding tentacles. The film-making duo join us later in the show to talk about their new documentary about Occupy Wall Street, “99%: The Film.”
In this icebreaker, chef and television personality Lidia Bastianich subverts the head of one particular household.