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Episode #08103
Actor Alan Alda discusses good business models, the World Science Festival and his international Flame Challenge. (06:10)
Episode #08099
In tribute to the late Maurice Sendak, Stephen revisits his Colberty Tales and releases his Sendak-approved "I Am a Pole (And So Can You!)" children's book. (05:36)
Episode #08098
News coverage based on a single story in the L.A. Times reveals an epidemic of kids turning drunk, disorderly and disinfected. (03:36)
Episode #08098
Eric McCormack and Stephen rehearse "Pussy Hound," a heterosexual sitcom about two straight guys named Will and Grayson. (06:46)
Episode #08096
Sir Richard Branson commissions four skilled designers to create an ice cube mold in the shape of his head. (03:28)
Episode #08096
Kermit the Frog violates German media law, but Stephen defends his reputation to Germany's UN ambassador, Hans Beinholtz. (04:51)
Episode #08096
Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt discusses his book "The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion." (05:58)
Episode #08094
Oscar-winning actress Diane Keaton skirts Stephen's questions and misinterprets a backstage hug. (06:15)
Episode #08091
Maurice Sendak endorses Stephen's inspirational children's book about a pole trying to find his place in the world. (02:40)
Episode #08091
The world's third youngest Chess Grand Master Magnus Carlsen discusses game strategy and stardom. (05:32)
Episode #08090
Pheromone parties encourage premarital smelling, and Arizona lawmakers declare that pregnancy begins two weeks before conception. (04:22)
Episode #08089
Time Magazine includes Stephen on its "100 Most Influential People in the World" list. (03:13)
Episode #08088
National Geographic premieres a show about people obsessed with the imminent collapse of civilization, which hasn't been covered on TV in over a year. (04:44)
Episode #08087
Starbucks uses pulverized bugs to color frappuccinos, a British Pizza Hut introduces a meat stalkers pizza, and some chicken feed includes caffeine and Prozac. (06:08)
Episode #08087
Jonah Lehrer examines dangerous creativity myths and the history of innovation. (06:48)
Episode #08085
Stephen ponders doomsday planning, communists seize America, and interviewing director James Cameron comes at a cost. (00:35)
Episode #08084
Stephen rarely sees military members and families because they make up only 1% of the U.S. population, and not the 1% that belongs to his tennis club. (03:55)
Episode #08083
Republican candidate Rick Santorum suspends his presidential campaign to avoid losing in his home state, according to speculation. (01:54)
Episode #08082
After a German senior citizen thrives at the 2012 Gymnastics World Cup, Stephen laments the cellulite on his thumb. (03:47)
Episode #08081
In the employment sector, things are getting better, but they're not getting more better any faster. (03:36)