As an extrovert who lives alone, I love the podcasts. Clark Howard, This American Life, The Nerdist, Tara Brach... anyone else got suggestions? I could always use more.

The Splendid Table with Lynn Rosetto-Kasper. Although you will probably be hungry at the end.

the Smartest Man in the World, Greg Proops' podcast. hilarious and smart.

Really? Aisha seems like a gal I'd like to hang with .

Aisha was but a wee soph. Margaret Cho and Sam Rockwell were also in the same classes with JZ.

ah I wish I could help - not sure I could do anything even if I was with you msbelle.

We have played this game before but I love seeing the names of public radio types in print. Most things I just read but I always hear their names in my head.

Also, thee is an adorable baby sleeping by me. Why am I awake,

Be it noted that I have adored Greg Proops since 1988 when my improv friends and I went to his improv troupe's shows over and over (though I saved my actual crushing for castmate Mike McShane, who had on his bookshelves a Riverside Shakespeare, the original run of Watchmen, and a beat-up paperback of Lenny Bruce's greatest monologues).

Also, Aisha Tyler was nice as pie and had an awesome laugh, even at 14, and the last time I saw her (in a comedy club in the early 90s, milling around the bar at a comedy club while she waited to go onstage and open for the person who was opening for Dana Gould) she was exactly the same, only taller and funnier.

Also, thee is an adorable baby sleeping by me. Why am I awake,

Awwww, drowsy late-night infant parent typos. Cutest typos ever. Also, awwww, sleeping baby.

Additional podcasts I enjoy: How Was Your Week with Julie Klausner, Extra Hot Great, Pop Culture Happy Hour.

I have all of the gronk this morning. Who is bogarting all the awake?

My itunes is chockful of knitting podcasts. . . and horse podcasts.

I'm sure this comes as no surprise.

I'm sure this comes as no surprise.

Not as surprising as that horse you're knitting.