"Yumming My Yuck" (w/ Carly Rae Jepsen)
episodePreviously titled “"Yumming My Yuck" w/ Carly Rae Jepsen” — renamed by the publisher on Sep 9, 2026
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
1h 38m
5 speakers
8 chapters
transcribed 13 hours ago
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What is the opening iHeart podcast intro and ad break?
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And London. That's November 18th. Okay, I think that's everything. God, Christmas is exhausting. I don't need a single speck of snow. Look, Matt. Oh, I see. Wow. Bowen, look over there. Wow, is that culture? Yes. Oh, my goodness. Wow. Las Culturistas. Ding dong, Las Culturistas calling. I'm beaming on my way walking here today.
For sure, for sure. Oh, but I did have a dark realization. What? About this cycle. This cycle? This cycle? We're not getting B-sides. It's because she gave
us Avalanche of
A-sides. Because the duality is inherent in the concept.
You don't know that yet. Whoa. You don't know that yet. This could become a quadruple album if
we're lucky. Day and night and... Twilight?
No.
No, no, no. Well, no. What is it called? Crepuscular? What
is it
called when the sun rises?
I was going to say crepuscular.
You know. You
don't have to look it up. You don't have to look it up.
You don't have to look
it up. Dawn kind of gets folded right
into morning, don't we think? Or day, I should say. Anyway, okay. I just have to really... Let this out. Let it out. Matt text the pod group chat today. Anyone have Carly Rae vinyls at home that we can display?
I have a ton.
I said, oh, I've got, I said a fuck ton.
Yeah. He said a fuck ton. He cursed. Wow.
And I think four constitutes a fuck ton. I'm sorry. Four constitutes a fuck ton
to me. Well, they say two is a couple, three is a few, four is a fuckton, and five is several. And that's a real culture. That's real culture number 44. Two is a couple, three is a few, four is a fuckton, and five is several.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening iHeart podcast intro and ad break?
0:00–5:28
2
How does the Las Culturistas banter kick off and set the tone for the episode?
5:28–17:01
3
When is Carly Rae Jepsen introduced and what first impressions are shared?
17:01–37:05
4
Why do the hosts compare Carly’s influences to Spice Girls and James Taylor?
37:05–48:44
5
What new song or project are the hosts teasing and how are they handling the reveal?
48:44–59:54
6
How do the hosts explore zodiac signs and personality traits during the conversation?
59:54–1:06:25
7
What playful “secret” games and alien jokes do the guests share toward the middle of the episode?
1:06:25–1:28:40
8
How does Carly Rae Jepsen discuss her Canadian Idol experience and upcoming tour plans?
1:28:40–1:38:31