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NPR's Rachel Martin (Up First, Enlighten Me) and Ayesha Rascoe (Weekend Edition, Up First) co-star in a Hungarian tale about a violinist, a wizardess, and listening to the music of your heart. This Circle Round episode originally was released on Oct. 17, 2023. Sign up for our mon ... Show More

Desmin Borges (You're The Worst, Utopia) plays a tiny bird with an ever-growing ego in this playful story with roots in Mexico and Puerto Rico. This Circle Round episode originally was released on Sept. 15, 2020. Sign up for our monthly newsletter, "The Lion's Roar", here. 

Adam Goldberg (The Equalizer) stars in this Portuguese tale about ambitions, imposters, and making the feathers fly! This Circle Round episode originally was released on March 12, 2024. Sign up for our monthly newsletter, "The Lion's Roar", here. 

For the first time, I’m writing a bio completely off the top of my head because, for my family, this week’s guest is a hero. Our guest, Margaret Cho is a comedian, activist, actress, and so much more. She has helped create ground-breaking television shows such as All American Gir ... Show More

This is not hyperbole: Margaret Cho is so mother for this. "This" means appearing on Las Cultch with Matt & Bowen in a true time of need. The three friends and Fire Island co-stars discuss bouncing back from a breakup, dick as a metaphor for love and romance, and whether sex actu ... Show More

Margaret Cho is a comedy legend who paved the way for so many recognizable names we see today. On this episode of In Her Shoes, she talks about her career, how race has shaped her comedy and her new film, Fire Island. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adc ... Show More

RHOBH - S10, E12 “ROMAN RUMORS” Bethenny is joined by comedian Margaret Cho as they go open mic on the RHOBH! They address a glaring issue from the episode and how it would be even worse today and even call out some bad acting? And that’s not all…Bethenny and Margaret even go as ... Show More

Margaret Cho delivers an irreverent joke about the hazards of looking too Asian in after the coronavirus.