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184 Darin Cox Went To The Late Night Exhibit At The Broadcast Museum And Laughed To Tell About It
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- The Letterman Podcast
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- Nov 7, 2025
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Episode 184 – Darin Cox and the Chicago Late-Night ExhibitThis episode features our good friend Darin Cox, co-host of The Irritable Dad Syndrome podcast — and the very first guest to ever appear on The Letterman Podcast!Darin works with Antenna TV, one of the chief sponsors behind the brand-new exhibits at the Museum of Broadcast Communications in Chicago. Alongside the stunning Johnny Carson: The Centennial showcase, the museum also features “75 Years of Late-Night Television,” a sprawling celebration of the format that re-creates iconic sets and honors hosts from Jack Paar and Johnny Carson to David Letterman and Stephen Colbert. Running through early 2027, it’s a love letter to the art of staying up too late.Darin shares stories from his behind-the-scenes visit — giving us a sneak peek at both exhibits — while he and Mike veer off into conversations about Warren Zevon, Soundgarden, and plenty more. It’s a fun, warm, and deeply nostalgic catch-up with one of our favorite returning guests.Before you dive into this one, drop by Hello-Deli.com — the only place to snag official Late Show with David Letterman merchandise, lovingly run by the legendary Rupert Jee.And hey — if this episode made you grin, giggle, or groan in recognition, please like, share, subscribe, and leave a comment. We can’t promise fame or fortune, but you’ll definitely earn our undying gratitude (and maybe a sandwich).