Episode #13
Emily Bouroudjian is The Last Gossip on Earth
Sep 24, 20261h 6mS3
In this episode, Warren Emily discuss Zumba, the importance of hobbies, and feeling like you're the little girl from the Titanic movie.
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Season 3: It’s the end of the world as we know it…and one guy still maintains a podcast. In The Last Podcast on Earth, Warren and his guests discuss endings, their apocalypse jobs, and what really lies beyond the end of the world. —- Season 2: It’s Awards Season. Host Warren Dailey brings you An Award Winning Podcast, speaking to guests about success, failure, and achievement. —- Season 1: Entertainers have been striving for years to create the perfect podcast, but only one of them is sharing their process directly with listeners. Each episode, host Warren Dailey enlists his friends and favorite entertainers to help build the perfect podcast, brick by brick. Each episode brings a new guest and a new segment that they believe is a necessary part of the perfect podcast. The only catch? Each guest also has to do every segment from a previous podcast, until the podcast is perfect. Or else.
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Episode #13
In this episode, Warren Emily discuss Zumba, the importance of hobbies, and feeling like you're the little girl from the Titanic movie.
Episode #12
This episode, Warren shares a sample from The Perfect Podcast live show at Gen Con 2026, where Warren endeavors to fix one of the most played and most reviled board games of all time: Monopoly. In this clip, he's joined by Emily Porter Siegel, creative consultant for Twogether Studios, a game company responsible for games like Illimat, Jerry Garcia's Cosmic Journey, and Banjo King. The discuss catchup mechanics in Monopoly and how to make it more fun to play the game if you're not lucky enough to be extorting money from all the other players as a landlord. If you want to help produce a live version of this show near you, reach out! warren@warrenmakes.art
Episode #11
Joolz (The Pod Has Been Cast, "Fat Ham" Nashville Rep, Psychopompos) joins Warren to demonstrate their proficiency as a media luminary in the aftermath of society...but they quickly move on to something else. Beyond that, they discuss aging parents, being queer before you're being queer, and the fifth biggest city in Illinois.
Episode #10
In this episode, Jeff antagonizes Warren, and Warren returns the favor, because its no ones' first rodeo. Or second. Or third. Warren bakes bread mid episode, so imagine that aroma filling the room as you listen.
Episode #9
Warren is away at GenCon doing a special live version of the podcast, and didn't get the edit done in time. Fortunately, Jess Antes just wrapped up another amazing session of SHE Camp, so what better way to honor her than to rebroadcast her season two episode? I truly can't think of anything she'd want more.
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