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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2025 · 51 MIN

IT IS GOOD TO BE HERE EP 4: Let me tell you about the bread pudding!

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In this episode of It Is Good to Be Here, comedians Noah Savage and Alyssa Wolff take you on a wild ride through the strange, the funny, and the downright puzzling. The episode kicks off with a curious scene—Noah witnesses a man pouring a beer into a coffee cup before work. Is this the beginning of a new trend, or just a sign that it's time for a change in career? The conversation then shifts to Southern Charm, Bravo's Southern-fried reality show that's as addictive as it is messy. Noah and Alyssa chat about the show's larger-than-life characters, questionable decisions, and why it's the perfect escape TV. Then things take a very unexpected turn as Noah just can't stop talking about bread pudding. Why? What is it about this dessert that has him so fixated? Is it a comfort food, a metaphor for life, or just really delicious? Tune in to find out why bread pudding is the true star of the episode—and maybe the key to understanding everything else. It's an episode full of laughs, pop culture banter, and, of course, lots of bread pudding talk. Grab a coffee cup (or a beer), and join the conversation. It's good to be here!    

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