SmartLess - "Colman Domingo"

Pardon sir, it’s Colman Domingo. On this week’s episode of “How to Be a Better Soldier,” we’ve got: Broadway, Bartending, living like a teenager, truth-telling season, and a Sophie’s Choice. I’m Larry / it’s an all-new SmartLess.

Duration: 1h 16m
Broadcast on: 19 Oct 2026
Audio Format: other

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