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From performing with Second City alongside comedy legends to bringing her unique voice to hit shows like 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and 'Gilmore Girls,' Rose Abdoo has made a name for herself as a talented actress and improviser. Get to know the woman behind the roles and discover the inspiring journey that led her to success. My guest, Rose Abdoo and I discuss: Explore Rose Abdoo's Michigan roots and her time at Michigan State University, where a dislike of long lines led her to take theater classes. Discover how Rose joined the Second City improv troupe in Chicago, performing alongside comedy greats such as Mike Myers, Steve Colbert, and Amy Sedaris. Learn about Rose's experience working with the late Chris Farley at Second City, including their iconic "Whale Boy" sketch. Find out how Rose landed an early role on Robert Zemeckis' TV show "Johnny Bago," and her later work on "The Grinder" with Rob Lowe and Fred Savage. Hear about Rose's time on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," including her use of her mother as inspiration for her characters. Discover how Rose's ability to improvise helped her secure lines in her role in "My Best Friend's Wedding," and learn more about her humorous husband and his website, matanapkin.com. Learn about Rose's experience working with George Clooney in his directorial debut, "Good Night, and Good Luck," and her portrayal of real-life person Mili Lerner. Find out how self-tapes led to roles on "Young Rock" and "Ghosts," and how recovering from appendix cancer influenced her guest spot on "Parenthood." Hear about Rose's work with Barbara Streisand on "The Guilt Trip" and her memorable role as Selma on the Hulu show "Reboot." Learn about Rose's role as Josefina on the Amazon Prime show "Hacks," and her recognition for her work on "That's So Raven" and "Gilmore Girls." You're going to love my conversation with Rose Abdoo IMDBD Instagram Matta Napkin Follow Jeff Dwoskin: Jeff Dwoskin on Twitter The Jeff Dwoskin Show podcast on Twitter Podcast website Podcast on Instagram Yes, the show used to be called Live from Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Show BIO: Rose Abdoo is a Michigan-born actress and improviser best known for her roles on popular TV shows such as "Gilmore Girls," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," and "Reboot." She began her career with the Second City improv troupe in Chicago, performing alongside comedy heavyweights such as Mike Myers, Steve Colbert, and Amy Sedaris. In addition to her successful acting career, Rose is also a skilled voice actor and has lent her talents to numerous animated series. Throughout her journey, she has used her natural wit and humor to bring life to a wide range of characters and continue to entertain audiences around the world.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brennan and Marxkors discuss inflation with Steve Colbert, Commerce Trust Company Chief Economist. Stuart Rosenblum, American Mortgage Corporation joins the show talking how you can react to the inflation rates. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russia hacks into U.S. government computers systems. Mike Pence gets his vaccine publicly. Joe and Jill Biden give interview with Steve Colbert. Congress close to an almost $1 billion stimulus plan. SCOTUS dismisses Trump's census apportionment case. California has highest COVID infection rate. California cities suing the state over COVID restrictions. Government shutdown looms.

The Boys are not counting ballots, but they’ll be recounting in Georgia. President Trump says they’re trying to steal the election, along with a montage of Hillary, claiming Trump stole the election. A man is arrested for threatening to kill Trump supporters, and the Florida governor, all while Joe Biden is calling for unity. It seems that President Trump broke Steve Colbert, and Al Sharpton is disappointed on how well Trump did with black men, and Hispanics. President Trump says the polls were voter suppression, but a pollster says voter suppression is why the polls were off. Ryan Fujitani skips this week, but there's still The Friday Five -- Wild Songs Edition.

COVID RECOVERYSCHOOLSTRIKE4CLIMATE " FUND OUR FUTURE- NOT GAS" September 21st 2020Production : Vivien LangfordPodcasts: Andy BrittGuests: Daisy Millpark - Schoolstrike4climatePenny Howard - Maritime Union of AustraliaMark Ogge - The Australia InstituteExtra items : Professor Andrew Blakers ANU in an interview with Fran Kelly ABC/RN  and Greta Thunberg in an interview with Steve Colbert at CBS COVID Economic Stimulus is a good way to see the difference between  countries serious about climate action and those  giving  public money to  coal oil and gas exploitation. We look at the Green Recovery stimulus in Europe v countries leading the recovery with more climate changing fossil fuels. The Europeans and NZ are leading the way with massive thermal retrofits for social and private  housing.https://www.vivideconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/200605-Green-Stimulus-Index-1.pdf The most exhilarating voice is a Year 9 student, Daisy Millpark, who tells us how the students are informing themselves beyond the classroom. She has talked  to First Nations people and Nurses Association members on the frontlines of climate change. Hearing their experiences she is confronted by the fact climate change is taking lives. She says that activism can be draining but they are not backing down because of COVID. There is an online rally phone jamming the government at every level.Please keep FRiday 25th September join in. The school students in Australia are calling on our Government to "Fund our Future not gas" You can join their actions on Friday September 25th wherever you are https://www.schoolstrike4climate.com/buildourfutureThe School Strike 4 Climate movement demands no new coal, oil and gas projects, including the Adani mine, 100 per cent renewable energy generation and exports by 2030 and funding to create new jobs for all fossil fuel workers and communities. Penny Howard tells us why the MUA is actually on the front foot even through many of their members are employed shipping coal , oil and gas or supplying off shoregas wells. They are proud of getting the ball rolling on the jobs of the future and making the transition. They want to look the students in the eye and say we support you. Also the climate movement need to know how the jobs of the future need to be good quality, well protected jobs not like Tony Abbot's Green Army paid less than the minimum wage.We talk about zero carbon ships on the horizon. Could we manufacture them here? Penny describes low carbon jobs that reduce emissions from our economy taking care of people instead of damaging them. Her message to the students is that we have to keep organising, despite the pandemic. "Working people are behind you and want investment in public renewable energy."You can get your union to support this https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ci19nkT9rZiH4HFhoqawxECMBhfSQfTfQH6-gPWakq4/editMUA Campaignhttps://www.mua.org.au/campaigns/Build-Offshore-Wind-and-A-Just-TransitionCovid reveals how our supply lines need to be more securehttps://www.mua.org.au/news/seafarers-recognised-merchant-navy-day-pandemic-highlights-importance-maritime-supply-chains Mark Ogge and Prof Andrew Blakers talk about going the wrong way with gas.Mark's research work at TAI is Gas Fired Back fire https://www.tai.org.au/content/gas-fired-backfireHe says that Recovery spending would be squandered on giving public money to more gas infrastructure.How do they get away with paying so little tax and providing so few jobs.?Mark has found we are virtually giving the resouces away free.He praises Beyond Zeroi Emissions leading with the vision of how we can make a transition. Green New Deals are taking many countries in the direction of transition. We will actually save money with lower fuel bills, more comfortable housing, less health impacts if we can get away from the carbon club."It would provide few jobs and would not bring down energy prices. There are many electrical alternatives to gas for manufacturing that are far cheaper than gas. Covid 19 recovery spending provides a once in a generation opportunity to electrify our manufacturing industry to permanently reduce energy costs. Locking in gas for manufacturing on the basis of a temporary fall in prices will undermine Australian manufacturing for decades to come."Carbon BriefComparison of national relief plans with EU leading on green recovery and laggard who stimulhttps://www.carbonbrief.org/coronavirus-tracking-how-the-worlds-green-recovery-plans-aim-to-cut-emissions 

I once heard Steve Colbert ask, "What do you think happens when we die, Keanu Reeves? To which, after a deep exhale he replies, " I know that the ones who love us will miss us."

Greg Lukianoff says our culture is "Unlearning Liberty"...way too PC to sustain our freedom.   A May Iowa blizzard is pushing us around.  And Al Lewis says health screening and wellness programs are an expensive and unnecessary waste of money...plus,  dangerous to your health.  Huh?   Then,  Steve Colbert blows the whistle on an Iowa Hospital which deported an expensive illegal alien patient.  Boom!

SUSAN JACOBY – "THE AGE OF AMERICAN UNREASON" American 15-year-olds rank 24th out of 29 countries in mathematical literacy. Americans are as likely to believe in flying saucers as in evolution. Depending on how the questions are asked, roughly 30-40 % of Americans believe in each. A 34-nation study found Americans less likely to believe in evolution than citizens of any of the countries polled except Turkey, and President George Bush says “the jury is still out.” in the summer of 2005 nearly two-thirds of Americans told pollsters that they believed creationism should be taught in schools alongside Darwinian evolution. Steve Colbert interviewed Georgia Rep. Lynn Westmoreland on "The Colbert Report." Westmoreland co-sponsored a bill that would require the display of the Ten Commandments in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, but, when asked, couldn't actually list the commandments. This stuff would be funny if it weren’t so tragic or dangerous. According to the Program on International Policy Attitudes, University of Maryland, among Bush supporters in the 2004 election, nearly 70% believed the U.S. had "clear evidence" that Saddam Hussein was working closely with Al Qaeda, a third believed weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq, and more than a third that a substantial majority of world opinion supported the U.S.-led invasion. We can assume they were similarly uninformed about who benefits from Bush tax cuts, and the success or meaning of No Child Left Behind, Clear Skies, Healthy Forests, the Medicare prescription benefit, etc.? I believe there has been a concerted effort on the part of political and cultural advocates to encourage misinformation and the ignoring of evidence. In addition, their labeling of “intelligent” and “informed” as “elite” and “effete” implies that ignorance is somehow both valuable and under attack. I also believe that to ignore evidence – scientific as well as simply factual -- is primitive, pathological, suicidal, and an unfit way to run the world. Susan Jacoby has written a book about this -- THE AGE OF AMERICAN UNREASON. A former reporter for the Washington Post and program director of the Center for Inquiry-New York City, Susan Jacoby, is the author of five books, including WILD JUSTICE, a Pulitzer Prize finalist. and FREETHINKERS: A HISTORY OF AMERICAN SECULARISM. Her political blog, The Secularist’s Corner is on the Web site of The Washington Post. http://www.susanjacoby.com

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