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Go Fact Yourself quiz for December 21

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December 21, 2024: Cameron Esposito & Chris Grace

This week on Go Fact Yourself, we're joined by Cameron Esposito and Chris Grace to quiz each of them on a topic they know and love.

If you haven't listened to this week's show yet, and don't want to know what their topics are... Catch up now!

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December 21, 2024: Cameron Esposito & Chris Grace

Our guests this week are...

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Cameron Esposito is a comedian who had a major revelation during the pandemic: She found out she has bipolar disorder. She’ll tell us how she learned to embrace her diagnosis and why doing stand-up is so much better than writing a book.

Chris Grace is perhaps best known for his role as Jerry in the show Superstore. The series always had a devoted following, but in recent years its audience has grown even larger. Chris will tell us about some of his favorite fan interactions and how he perfected the art of deadpan.

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