Ever wondered what it’s like being from the Middle East and trying to make it in Hollywood? A comedian and author sits down with us and tells his story of trying to fit in as a young immigrant, and looking for a job in show business besides playing a terrorist. We also hear about the latest negotiations over a proposed nuclear deal with Iran, and learn about the ongoing battle against rust.
Featured in this Show
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What We Know So Far About Potential Nuclear Deal With Iran
Negotiations over a nucleal deal with Iran are coming down to the wire. A political scientist looks at the latest developments.
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Comedian Maz Jobrani of “Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me” shares stories of life as a Persian-American comedian and actor–and being shot on-screen by Chuck Norris.
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The Havoc Wreaked By Rust
According to our guest, rust costs America more than $400 billion a year – more than all other natural disasters combined. We take a look at the complicated engineering endeavor of fighting rust.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Chris Malina Producer
- Galen Druke Producer
- Joe Grieco Guest
- Maz Jobrani Guest
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