Happy Thanksgiving! This week, we’re re-airing our very first episode of Last Day from Season One. In it, we meet host Stephanie Wittels Wachs, sister of the late Harris Wittels, comedian-writer-producer-actor, who died in 2015 of a heroin overdose. Harris’ close friends, Sarah Silverman and Aziz Ansari, also join Stephanie as she introduces the concept of the show and why it’s critical that it exists. 

If you enjoy this episode, make sure to also check out: 

• Everything Is Horrible and Wonderful: A Tragicomic Memoir of Genius, Heroin, Love, and Loss, by Stephanie Wittels Wachs
• Humblebrag: The Art of False Modesty, by Harris Wittels 
• You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes: Harris Returns (Parks and Rec! Comedy! Don't Stop or We'll Die!) returns to make it weirder!

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What up everybody! WOW Episode 35... the big 3-5. We are just keeping this content machine churning every Tuesday and Friday!

In this episode, we jump back in time to the Fall of 2012. We are Jersey Boys through and through. Back in the fall of 2012, Hurricane Sandy ripped through our Jersey Shore leaving the place looking like a war zone. To this day, homes are still boarded up. It's crazy. We wanted to help anyway we could in the community, so we joined up with Habitat for Humanity rebuilding homes in the area. Little did we know, Advil and Habitat for Humanity partnered up to give Brooklyn Nets tickets and a special VIP experience to anyone who volunteered. It was a win-win-win. We got to roll up the sleeves and help rebuild homes in our community, got to see some sports out of it and have a memory that echoes in our hearts 8 years later. Enjoy this epic episode as we talk about Hurricane Sandy, The Brooklyn Nets and Aziz Ansari!

Comedian-actor-writer Aziz Ansari might have gotten canceled in January 2018 and then again in July 2019. This is his story. 

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How did you find love? How are you seeking love? Nowadays it’s become increasingly common for young people to find love online, and with that comes new obstacles and hurdles that prior generations never experienced. Some of our problems are unique to our time, “Why did this guy just text me an emoji of a pizza?” “Should I go out with this girl even though she listed Combos as one of her favorite snack foods?” With an endless sea of potential soul mates, young people have become pickier than ever and search through their matches with a fine-tooth comb. Throughout Modern Romance, Stand-up comedian, Aziz Ansari, digs deep to explore modern romance in the digital age. Through research and personal experience, Ansari presents his findings and discusses how dating has changed throughout the decades.

Winston, Danny, and Yemi get together to discuss two Netflix stand-up comedy specials, "Whitney Cummings : Can I Touch It?" and "Aziz Ansari : Right Now." Plus, the guys reflect on family, chug a few IPAs, debate about sex robots, and discuss Disney remaking every movie in their catalog.

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[ep.113] Is Aziz Ansari’s new Netflix special any good? How watchable is HBO’s Euphoria? Did one of us finally get around to watching the 2018 film Tag? Who is The Last Black Man in San Francisco? Find out on another great episode of WBAM!

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Episode 113 Shownotes

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• Ketchup
  • The Last Black Man in San Francisco (00:03:45)
  • Euphoria (00:11:29)
  • What We Do In The Shadows (00:18:08)
  • Top Gun (00:23:17)
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  • Aziz Ansari: Right Now (00:43:09)]
• Outro

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