Cher and James feel like someone is watching them... it's their technology! In Open Call, Cher talks about a new Netflix show, and James talks about healthcare, but not the way you might think.
Things we mentioned during today's episode:
Computer Brother from Undercover Brother
James' tweet about his Alexa spying on him
The British Voiced Siri, Cher's small effort into combating colonialism
Blue-Tongued Skink, a lizard, not a racial slur
Today's sponsor, Cards Against Humanity. Buy their cards
GLOW, the new Netflix show about the Gorgeous Woman of Wrestling
‘It’s Gonna Be Poop in an Hour or Two’, with guest Rachel Adams
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C + J
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