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Episode: #05133
Pat Roberts is concerned that health care reform is full of spending quicksand, cactus tax hikes and policy briar patches. (02:23)
In the recession, poetry is not as lucrative of a field as it used to be. Irish poet Paul Muldoon explains how he keeps food on the table. (2:46)
Episode: #05091
The sun is a dangerous, unchecked nuclear power that causes global warming, and it must be put out. (05:43)
Episode: #05083
Someone finally agrees to accept Gitmo detainees, and Stephen nails poet Paul Muldoon. (00:30)
Episode: #05083
Paul Muldoon and Stephen recite "Tea" together to help it become the number one poem in America. (04:55)
Episode: #05074
This is the way the show ends Not with a bang but a whimper. (00:22)
Episode: #05011
It's Obama's first day and the economy's still in the toilet -- some change. (00:32)
Episode: #05011
Elizabeth Alexander explains to Stephen the difference between a metaphor and a lie. (06:20)
Episode: #04144
American voters must not watch TV, or they would know that every time a black man is president something terrible happens. (04:44)
Episode: #04020
Presenting: Stephen's Black Chinese History New Year Month Minute. (5:59)
Episode: #03099
Stephen is all in favor of a new system of charging higher tuition for certain college majors and has some additional ideas of his own. (3:57)
Episode: #03052
Stephen has a metaphor for Sean Penn: Sean Penn is a big mean jerk, and Stephen hates him. (8:27)
Episode: #03052
Stephen may have lost the Meta-Free-Phor-All to Sean Penn, but he will not lose his upcoming Hyperbole-Off to George Clooney. (0:34)
