EPISODE · Jan 17, 2021 · 1H 9M
Relatively Sane Ep. 065 Dan Soder
from Relatively Sane · host Jessica Kirson
Jessica talks with Dan Soder (Son of Gary, The Standups, Inside Amy Schumer) about being relatively sane. Dan Soder IG: @DanSoder Twitter: @dansoder Jessica Kirson IG: @jessykirson Twitter: @jessicakirson Follow us IG: @relativelysanepod Twitter: @sane_podcast YouTube.com/JessicaKirsonComedy Support the podcast at patreon.com/jessicakirson
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