I really enjoyed Jesse.

What I’ve gathered from the Depp/Heard thing is that they are both fucked up, angry and violent individuals who collided together and now this is happening. I don’t understand why Depp is doing this though because frankly it makes him look just as bad as she looks. At some point you just gotta cut your losses and try to move on. But now all this fucked up shit about the worst time of his life is out there, will be in his biography and shit.


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I really liked Jesse. In the beginning he was saying to Keith, no don't talk like that, but then was doing the same kind of impression at the end and talking like Keith.

He's the one who wanted TV cameras in the courtroom. These narcissists know they're clever enough to trick the whole world. And I'm guessing he feels he has to do it so he can get good work again, but it does not look good, Johnny.

Also it isn’t funny to surprise people with weed. There are medical conditions like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder that weed can really fuck in your world and make symptoms worse. There are medications that are effected by weed such as synthyroid-it can make them essentially nullified. And there are people who have jobs that randomly drug test and can be fired if weed is in their system. What boss would believe that they were unknowingly dosed at a wedding?


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To be fair to Apia, when one is exposed to this much Podcasting Pioneer Power in one aural experience it can be quite challenging to keep oneself from becoming overexcited.

Come to think of it, I may even have first heard my first KATG and my first Jesse Thorn on the very same day back in ye olde days of 2005.

Shortly after discovering podcasts were a thing I'd clicked my way through to Podcast Alley, which was where I found they had ranked sections for each genre, and I checked out at least one ep of the top 25 or so comedy podcasts over the next week or so while I was at work.

This was so far back that Kevin Smith, Jimmy Pardo and Ricky Gervais hadn't even put out podcasts yet, let alone Maron, Rogan and Carolla.

KATG were either #1 or #2 (this was far enough back that Dawn and Drew may still have been holding the top spot) but I can't remember where Jesse's The Sound of Young America podcast (the still-running, still-splendid interview show later renamed to Bullseye and eventually picked up by NPR) was ranked.

Anyway, it'd have been either the same day or within very few days KATG and Jesse first came into my life.