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Episode: #05126
Competitive eater Brad Sciullo wants to prove anything is possible by finishing a 15-pound hamburger called "The Belly Buster." (05:09)
Episode: #05087
Jim Fouratt discusses the significance of the Stonewall riots for the gay rights movement and his frustration with Barack Obama. (05:59)
Episode: #05009
Stephen celebrates Martin Luther King the way he does every day, by refusing to ride the bus. (00:31)
Episode: #05009
In honor of the man who boldly said, "I have a dream," Stephen proudly introduces the Martin Luther King Day mascot, Dreamy. (03:21)
Episode: #05007
Alan Khazei explains to Stephen why anybody would do something for someone else and not get paid for it. (06:20)
Episode: #04047
With the Santa Claus-ification of Martin Luther King, we can just wait for peace to come down the chimney. (4:41)
Episode: #04047
How should we remember Martin Luther King? Stephen will always think of him as the fifth Beatle. (0:23)
Episode: #03121
Tony Bennett feels that celebrities have an obligation to speak up against injustice. (4:25)
Episode: #03020
Stephen examines whether or not Barack Obama is black with the help of Debra Dickerson. (6:39)
Episode: #03005
Stephen calls for a national lie-in. It's time to go beyond passive resistance to pure passiveness. (2:25)
Episode: #02005
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is the perfect opportunity for Stephen to fire back at the privacy Gestapo. (4:10)
Episode: #02005
Stephen compares race relations to his Dreamsicle ice cream pop. (2:22)
