ACS: Stefanie Wilder Taylor
Today's guest is author and Parent Experiment cohost Stefanie Wilder Taylor. Stefanie spends some time talking about her new book and how she started her writing career, as well as her move into cohosting The Parent Experiment. Adam would like to run his own experiment, where Lynette brings home all the money for one year, and Adam gets to stash his stuff in Donny's warehouse. Stefanie then talks about working for a variety of bad dating shows, and explains how she used to write jokes for producers with no senses of humor.
The guys also talk about Stefanie's work as the cohost of The Parent Experiment. Adam says that his wife Lynette loves working with her, and clearly the feeling is mutual. The guys also talk more about Adam and Lynette's relationship, and how Adam is coming to terms with trying to clean up the open chip bags and dirty coffee mugs that are left around the house. He also talks about his own early days as a slob, and how he had to turn his own attitude around.
Moving into the news, the top story is the Mavericks victory over the Heat in the NBA finals. Alison struggles to pronounce the details of the game, and Adam cracks a joke about her starting her own sports podcast. The guys also watch a video of Michele Bachmann running for president, and discuss whether or not a female will ever take that position. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about a series of other news stories: Harold Camping's stroke, the violent car crashes at Le Mans, a McDonalds hoax, and the elimination of DUI Checkpoint apps.
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