
Choppin' it up about life, science, entertainment, and everything in between, Gandhi (Elvis Duran Morning Show) is bringing audiences a no holds barred weekly podcast. It’s a taste of some sauce on the side, in other words, Gandhi unleashed, uncensored, and previously unseen. Topics range from raw discussions about life, love, the day-to-day grind working in entertainment to deep dives into scienc... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureEntertainment NewsNews | |||

In this episode, Gandhi, Diamond, and Curtis discuss the biggest rumor about Sliwa’s mayoral run, who he thinks would be a good president, why we hate the term “unlikable,” and so much more.
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In this episode, Gandhi & Diamond chat about the last celebrity they’d want to beef with online, the lost art of discretion, and if new technology makes them believe in the “Thought Police”. They also listen to your talkbacks and hear from an old fri... more
In this episode, Scotty B decides to jump in which only leads to Gandhi & Diamond grilling him about all kinds of things. They also talk about a disheartening development thanks to social media and whether or not they’re buying some recent news stori... more
In this episode, Gandhi talks with Bollywoods, Queen of Playback, Shreya Ghoshal about her world tour, dealing with trolls, and plot twists in her career over time. Gandhi and Diamond also discuss some things that have been on their minds lately, inc... more
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I love the episodes where Gandhi and Diamond just sit around and shoot the ish. I would love more episodes like that! Address the Mess is so entertaining, too! I love that Curtis can be both real yet hilarious at the same time!
Tbh, I’m not really a fan of the interviews. I’ve only listened to the interview episodes with the cast from the big show. I haven’t really cared for any of the guests that have been featured (sorry!). I feel like there are sooooo many interview podcasts out there and I ... more
Love the podcast it’s amazing, but I’m over Curtis, if he’s going to be on the spin off podcast he needs to stay there. I can only take him in segments but I feel like he is everywhere and there is no logic to what he says. Let’s get back to Gandhi and Diamond….and Andrew talking about whatever else is going on in life and with the show!
This podcast used to be one of my go-to podcasts in my rotation. I liked the unique variety of guests, or even the episodes where it was just Gandhi & Diamond chatting. However, ever since the episodes aired with Curtis Sliwa, this man will just not go away! Diamond herself even says that the man stresses her out, and he just is not enjoyable to listen to. If he’s just on episodes of Address the Mess (which frankly should be its own podcast), fine. I can just skip over those. But PLEASE stop inc... more
The best show with no agenda. I love the variety of guests, and the shows with no guests. Thought provoking, humorous, and chock full of my favorite conspiracy theories! I feel like I’m chatting with my friends!
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The show blends free‑form banter with outspoken hosts who mix pop culture, politics, science, and everyday life. Episodes feature a rotating slate of guests—from celebrities and comedians to media personalities and public figures—creating fast‑paced conversations that swing between humor, controversy, and personal anecdotes. A hallmark is unabashed honesty, with outspoken takes, rapid-fire banter, and a willingness to explore edgy topics in a relatable, nightlife‑style format. The dynamic often centers on the hosts' NYC sensibilities and pop culture curiosity, making it a platform for provocative discussions, cross‑genre guest appearances, and entertaining, candid storytelling.
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