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Episode Description
Matt Buechele wonders whether American capitalism has finally become too absurd to parody.
Then Matt sits down with actor, writer, and comedian Liza Treyger to talk about expensive handbags, her obsession with Heated Rivalry, and how the show inspired her to brush up on her Russian. They discuss her newfound love of reading, and why books have changed the way she writes and sees the world. Liza and Matt also get into why podcast bros appeal to men, women’s increasing independence, and the strange power of celebrity culture. Plus, they make predictions about THC-infused food, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, and whether America could one day elect a comedian president.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Buying a $3,000 YSL bag for a book
00:03:48 Obsessing over Heated Rivalry
00:07:22 Finding 1 of 8 designer bags in the country
00:11:03 Social media addiction and Soviet Ukraine roots
00:15:08 Hiring a Russian professor to book auditions
00:18:22 Olivia Wilde, Keke Palmer, and talking shit
00:21:48 Male entitlement and why men fear single women
00:25:47 Trump, political comedy, and the Reagan effect
00:29:16 Matt reveals his Law & Order SVU history
00:33:06 Reading books to cure creative depression
00:37:05 THC salami and Taylor Swift wedding gossip
00:41:00 Choosing Wanda Sykes for president
Topics:
Buying a luxury bag for a book
Obsessing over Heated Rivalry fandom
Learning Russian for acting roles
Soviet Ukraine roots and identity
Male entitlement and incel culture
Critiquing podcasters and politics
Host reveals Law & Order SVU history
How reading books cured depression
THC salami and celebrity gossip
Nominating Wanda Sykes for president
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