Andrew Schulz Talks Street Fighter

Johnny Mac covers Andrew Schulz discussing on Fox News being cast as Dan Hibiki in Street Fighter, joking the character is “all confidence, no ability.” He highlights Katt Williams’ memoir Nine Lives, No Wives, and Sixty-nine Concubines, where Williams says stories of perseverance and his prayer life shaped his path and he aimed for transparency while changing details. Jason Sudeikis talks on the Talk Easy podcast about whether Saturday Night Live could work post–Lorne Michaels, noting the weak 1980–1985 era, warning a successor may lack Michaels’ leverage, and suggesting Tina Fey or Seth Meyers. Ali Siddiq disputes claims he started comedy in prison and says honesty improved his storytelling. The NFL brings back celebrity cheerleaders, featuring Atsuko Okatsuka at a Rams game tied to her Hulu special Father. Mac urges early voting, discusses new Scrubs ratings and his Hulu viewing, notes Vulture’s pick Hasan Phills, and closes with a Tom McGovern “You Can Eat Anything” relationship bit.

00:00 Schulz Joins Street Fighter
00:45 Katt Williams Memoir Talk
01:44 Who Replaces Lorne
03:32 Ali Siddiq Sets Record Straight
04:50 Atsuko NFL Cheerleader Debut
06:29 Early Voting Reminder
06:46 Scrubs Revival Ratings
07:45 Vulture Spotlights Hasan
08:50 Tom McGovern Dinner Bit

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