This week's Eavesdropping guest, Brooklyn author Naomi Jackson, shares a little eye humor.

This week's Eavesdropping guest, Brooklyn author Naomi Jackson, shares a little eye humor.
The "Magic Mike XXL" star tells a snowy icebreaker with the perfect '90s sitcom reference before answering a few listener questions in our etiquette segment.
The actor, who returns later in the show with his "Overnight" co-star Adam Scott for our etiquette segment, quotes his "Rushmore" co-star Bill Murray when he recites a poem with a zinger from the 1991 comedy.
The acclaimed author, who read an excerpt from her upcoming collection of stories titled "In the Country," shares a spicy joke about prying peppers.
The former "Mad Men" actor and Minnesota native gave us a prehistoric-themed icebreaker for our live show at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul.
The grumpy "Sesame Street" Muppet cooks up a joke for his own amusement (not yours). He returns later in the show for our etiquette segment.
Author Heidi Julavits gives us an icebreaker fit for a stand up act at a grammar police convention.
Writer Amelia Gray tells perhaps the bleakest knock-knock joke in history. She learned it from a 5-year-old.
Actor Fran Drescher, who is starring as the wicked stepmother Madame in the musical "Cinderella" in Los Angeles, puts a spin on a biblical tale involving Eve's origin... and a little haggling.
Essayist Meghan Daum, whose new anthology "Selfish, Shallow, and Self-Absorbed: Sixteen Writers on the Decision Not to Have Kids" is out on March 31, does a little horsing around with her icebreaker.