"Read everything Julie Klausner writes and listen to everything Julie Klausner says. She is hilarious, wise and smarter than you. I adore her."
--Amy Poehler

How Was Your Week was recently named one of the best comedy podcasts by the New York Times, Rolling Stone & GQ, and Julie Klausner has been called "hilarious and insightful"" by USA Today, one of the Internet's funniest writers by Salon, "The BFF you wish you had" by gURL.com, and "One of the comedians who could follow Conan on TBS" by the Huffington Post.

Past HWYW guests include Amy Poehler, Rickie Lee Jones, Patton Oswalt, Sally Kellerman, Simon Doonan, Joan Rivers, Kristen Johnston, Sarah Silverman, Ira Glass, Sandra Bernhard and many more.

Comedian Julie Klausner's podcast is like disdainfully flipping through US Weekly with your funniest friend.
--GQ Magazine

"A winning combo of Klausner's personal musings and hilarious interviews with pop culture luminaries."
--BUST

"Her ability to blend high/low culture with her personal life and not come off as insufferably self-indulgent is to be marveled; plus, she's so goddamn funny and honest."
--Stark Magazine

"It is a tribute to Julie Klausner's wit and charm that the wandering first 15 minutes of this week's podcast are pretty much just as funny as the subsequent interview."
--The Onion AV Club

"Better than any other podcaster, Julie finds uncommon podcast guests... or interviews the more common guest in a way they never have been before."
-Jewcy.com

I’m very honored to be on the great Jesse Thorn’s list of podcasts he listens to. Also, he’s right in that there are fewer people more Jewish than me. Fyvush Finkel can seriously go fuck himself if he disagrees.
jessethorn:

What podcasts do you subscribe to, Jesse?
Folks are always asking me about my podcast subscriptions, so I thought I’d share what I’m subscribed to right now. This varies a fair amount over time, and I get a good bit of variety using Huffduffer, which allows me to create an Instapaper-like podcast feed of audio I find on the web, but these are the standbys.
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How Was Your Week


Julie Klausner, the host of How Was Your Week, is really different from me. She is very East Coast. Very lady-like. Very Jewish. Very into gay stuff. I am none of these things.
However, Julie is also brilliant and hilarious, and it’s always a joy to check in with her and her wonderful guests. I don’t have the camp gene, and I can’t enjoy Real Housewives or whatever, but I can laugh at Julie’s perfect descriptions of some event on the show. Her guests aren’t the guests I hear elsewhere, and her conversations are funny and interesting. And smart. Julie’s not afraid to be smart. Which is great.

I’m very honored to be on the great Jesse Thorn’s list of podcasts he listens to. Also, he’s right in that there are fewer people more Jewish than me. Fyvush Finkel can seriously go fuck himself if he disagrees.

jessethorn:

What podcasts do you subscribe to, Jesse?

Folks are always asking me about my podcast subscriptions, so I thought I’d share what I’m subscribed to right now. This varies a fair amount over time, and I get a good bit of variety using Huffduffer, which allows me to create an Instapaper-like podcast feed of audio I find on the web, but these are the standbys.

How Was Your Week

Julie Klausner, the host of How Was Your Week, is really different from me. She is very East Coast. Very lady-like. Very Jewish. Very into gay stuff. I am none of these things.

However, Julie is also brilliant and hilarious, and it’s always a joy to check in with her and her wonderful guests. I don’t have the camp gene, and I can’t enjoy Real Housewives or whatever, but I can laugh at Julie’s perfect descriptions of some event on the show. Her guests aren’t the guests I hear elsewhere, and her conversations are funny and interesting. And smart. Julie’s not afraid to be smart. Which is great.

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"Lowbrow & Brilliant"
--New York Magazine

"[A] dating memoir that manages to avoid excessive self-deprecation, self-pity, or self-flagellation."
--The New Yorker

"This book is that throw your head back and laugh maniacally kind of funny, and it will leave you full of perspective, compassion, and charmed disgust."
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