I still laugh when I think about her Twitter response when someone said Serena Williams was a man in a tennis dress or something. She posted a picture of Serena in an evening gown and said "Yeah. My husband looks exactly like this in a dress. You're an idiot." (Or something to that effect.)

Jesse Ventura told a story about Flair asking him if he (Flair) should run for governor of N.C. Ventura warned him that everything in his past would be made public, and he admitted he had a bunch of unpaid traffic tickets, so he probably shouldn't do it.

I was surprised at how delicious this was. Hope it sticks around.

She's a lot of fun. I hope she doesn't die.

Historical with emphasis on bizarre stories that may not be well known, but not like The Dollop. Can't compete with that!

Yeah. Edith died when Jean Stapleton didn't want to do the show anymore. He raised his niece and there were several cast changes over the years. Very uneven.

Re-watching The Incredible Hulk now as a 40-something, I realize each episode was just an after-school special with a couple of Hulk-outs thrown in so people could see shit get broken. But Bill Bixby was so earnest and sincere! I think he really wanted it to be good.

Thank you!

Is there something you recommend?

OK. Reading "As I Lay Dying" in high school almost made me give up reading entirely. Should I try going back into Faulkner land? I'm Southern, so I feel like I should.

How does one start a podcast?

Thank you for the best laugh of the day so far!

Take pleasure in the ways you make a difference. I write for a small publication, and when I learned someone decided to vote in favor of a local school bond issue because of something I wrote, I figured that was fulfilling some of my purpose. (It passed by a 2-1 margin!)

Right! He was human, so he had good and bad points, but he was also a bigot scared to death of the future in which people had civil rights. It was perfect for its time. I recently started watching reruns of Archie Bunker's Place, because I remembered it used to be on every Sunday night when I was little. I wanted to…

Just finished "Royko" by Richard Ciccone. Old-school newspaper nerds, fans of shady Chicago politics and a very specific era in American history will love it. It's also a really well-written life story.

Someone I needed to speak to for a job assignment IRL (deadline looming!) was attempting to jump off a tall building. He was also having an affair with someone, but the person kept changing.

This is the first interview where someone has said they "love" (or even like) Jim Belushi.

Did you hurt her neck, somehow?

So, it wasn't a uni-dexter?

Everybody says the Internet has taken away privacy, so why can't we find out what happened to Wiseau? What was the head trauma, and what is his diagnosis? He really needs to see someone.