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Wake Up With Chelsea Handler

Amazonā€™s voice assistant, Alexa, has a lot of great features, but perhaps the most charming is the ā€œgood morningā€ feature, when the voice assistant will start your day with jokes and interesting facts, or even offer to tell you a scary story. Well, from now until Aug. 22, the feature gets even better: Thanks to a special collaboration between iHeartRadio and Amazon, comedian Chelsea Handler will take over joke duties from Alexa! Just say ā€œgood morning, Alexaā€ to get a special greeting and banter from Chelsea herself, with her trademark acerbic wit.Ā 

While Alexaā€™s jokes tend to be on the ā€œdad humorā€ side, with classics like ā€œIā€™d tell you an underwear joke, but I want to keep this brief,ā€ Chelsea will start your morning with her signature blend of biting sarcasm and refreshing honesty. The comedian is a busy woman - not only has she been touring the United States promoting her book, Life Will Be The Death Of Me, she's also been recording her podcast of the same name, talking about the lessons and revelations sheā€™s learned during her time in therapy. Ask Alexa to play Chelseaā€™s podcast so you can hear episodes with Orange Is The New Blackā€™s Natasha Lyonne, Friday Night Lightā€™s Connie Britton, Will and Graceā€™s Sean Hayes, and CNNā€™s Jake Tapper, discussing Chelseaā€™s drug experiences, weight-lifting, dating history, childhood, and more. For laugh-out-loud humor and profound self-awareness, listen to Life Will Be The Death Of Me, and donā€™t forget to say ā€œgood morning, Alexaā€ now until Aug. 22 to get a Handle-r on your morning!Ā 

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