The Netflix series has generated more conversation around their potential release or resentencing.
He emphasizes justice and fairness, not treating them worse or better because they are celebrities.
He either approves, rejects, or sends them back for further review.
Their in-prison conduct, rehabilitation efforts, and whether they've become better people.
It has lit up discussions on TikTok and Instagram, bringing new attention to their case.
She did jokes at school assemblies and open mics during summer school in Boston.
He taught her to swear at a young age, which she found amusing and got approval from adults.
She was there for one year and got fired, which was a shock but led her back to stand-up.
She believes it has to change to survive and that limits can help creativity.
She tries to enjoy the cities but often finds herself stressed and in bed, avoiding work.
She accepts it as part of the process and tries to learn and improve from it.
It features callers discussing various issues, often leading to serious and heavy conversations.
She aims to save for healthcare in her elderly years and live in a nice nursing home with other comics.
First, the Governor weighs in on pardons and the renewed attention towards the Menendez brothers. Then, comedian Sarah Silverman stops by to chat about everything from losing a fight to enjoying bombing on stage.
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