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From The New York Times, this is The Interview.
I'm David Marchese.
This week, my subject is the comedian and podcaster Andrew Schultz.
He's become an arena headliner on the strength of his very irreverent, defiantly anti-woke stand-up.
He is extremely unshy about leaning into raunch, slurs, and ethnic jokes.
His most recent special, though, which is called Life and which came out earlier this year,
did see him move into more vulnerable territory.
It's about his and his wife's experience with IVF, but it's still pretty not safe for work.
Despite all his success with stand-up,
Schultz has arguably become even better known for his podcasting.
His shows Flagrant with Akash Singh and Brilliant Idiots with Charlamagne Tha God are appointment-listening for millions,