Bryan and Erin breathe a huge sigh of relief as we eek past the electoral finish line on this week’s ATTITUDES! In light of Georgia turning blue, Erin takes another look at what happened during Stacey Abrams’ campaign for governor and how she’s been making up the difference since. Then, Bryan talks about Biden’s inclusion of transgender people in his victory speech and the great stuff in store from his administration in regards to supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

This week we’re breaking down The Job. To kick off this 2-part episode we are joined by Paul Lieberstein (Toby from The Office, Space Force), who shares his memories from The Office, his “acting school”, and what characters he misses writing for the most. Then, we answer fan questions about Jim’s ‘big haircut’, and we examine all the ways Pam is enjoying her newfound confidence. Finally, we dig into the hilarious ‘Creed Thoughts’ blog, and we chat about Jan’s new boob job and everything that went into making them look realistic. See you next week as we finish up this supersized episode with The Job Part 2.

Andrew, Tawny and producer Matt give the election results a solid heck yes of approval before getting to your voicemails about ACAB, Santa Clause, and Dildos of Color. Stay safe out there and call in if you have a racism question: 323-389-RACE.

This week Byer Nicole and Zamata Sasheer discuss pig-Latin, hypothetical parenting, childhood punishments, how money is Nicole’s baby, bathroom renovations, how Sasheer’s vacuum has never heard of Squatter Rights for spiders, tittie goop and Jordan’s jarring jug, sink woes, and mattress sizes. Then they take the quiz: The House You Build Will Determine Who You Are In A Friend Group. And of course, your questions are answered! This week Nicole and Sasheer get more information on a previous question about a mysterious boyfriend.

Author and professor Eric J. Segall joins Adam to explode the myth that the Supreme Court makes decisions by a dispassionate evaluation of the law. In reality, he argues, the Justices actually just “make shit up.” Adam and Eric dig into the real history of Brown vs. Board of Education, the ways “originalism” mirrors religion, and why Segall believes the Court should ultimately be weaker than it is.

Election Day is behind us, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t more work ahead. Consider this week’s Getting Curious a chance to reflect and recharge, as Jonathan speaks with the writer, editor, activist, and social justice facilitator adrienne maree brown. The two discuss adrienne’s work around emergent strategy and pleasure activism, consider what authentic community engagement looks like, and explore how science fiction can be an invaluable resource for shaping a more equitable future.

adrienne maree brown is the author of Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good and Emergent Strategy: Shaping Change, Changing Worlds, and the co-editor of Octavia’s Brood: Science Fiction from Social Justice Movements. Her forthcoming book We Will Not Cancel Us: And Other Dreams of Transformative Justice is now available for pre-order.

Follow adrienne on Twitter @adriennemaree and Instagram @adriennemareebrown, and keep up with her work at www.adriennemareebrown.net.

Once you’ve finished the episode, make sure to check out adrienne’s podcasts How To Survive The End of the World and Octavia’s Parables.

Find out what today’s guest and former guests are up to by following us on Instagram and Twitter @CuriousWithJVN.

Check out all new Getting Curious merch at PodSwag.com.

Listen to more music from Quiñ by heading over to TheQuinCat.com.

Jonathan is on Instagram and Twitter @JVN and @Jonathan.Vanness on Facebook.

Zach and Jess kick-off this week’s ep by serenading Brett and Scott with You Say, discussing their progress NOT telling their spouses about improv scenes, and reporting the bodily effects of waiting for election results. THEN, they present the smash hit improvised musical: Romance With A Twist! With show-stopping numbers like “My Mom My Mom My Mom Works At A Bar,” “Swirly Swirly Swirly In The Sky,” and “I Knew Your Name Before Today But I Asked You Anyway.”

This week, Burnt and Joan are still braving quarantine as a special spooky neighbor (Tawny Newsome) drops by with ghost hunting tips! Plus, a “Corn Joan”, serendipity and more. 

Pop the champagne, con-gregation! Priscilla Davies is on the show this week, AND Leg 2020 was a success. Plus we get to ze german mastermind behind Milli Vanilli. Stay voting, stay schemin! 

This week, the SAP crew does a quick check-in and is then joined by actor Ser Anzoategui (Vida, Disclosure). Ser discusses the future of Vida, what it’s like working as a non-binary actor, and the importance of Latinx, trans, and non-binary representation in film and television.

Follow The SAP Crew on instagram!

@spanishaquipresents

@raizalicea

@ofcourseitscarlos

@ozzymo

@thetonyrodrig  

Religious cults, vehicular manslaughter, and an extra marital affair. This caller has a lot to get off her chest. She also opens up to Geth about the fact that both she and the woman who had an affair with her husband are bisexual.

Ginger and Diane have a lot in common! Both retired teachers who love music from the 60’s on Sirius radio and watching their daughters perform stand-up. Ginger taught Special Education and has a passion for political activism, instilled by her parents who she grew up watching canvas for Democrat Adlai Stevenson in North Carolina. Fortune and Beth’s acts are based on real people in their lives, which often includes their moms. In this episode you can find the truth about whether Ginger’s ever actually eaten at Hooters. We think Ginger’s best gift to her daughter is: accepting her for who she is.

The Boys welcome back WILL HINES to explain what the heck even happened.

Samantha Bee talks to author, activist, and feminist leader Cecile Richards about her new organization Supermajority, a lifetime of activism, and when she’ll finally pop her celebratory champagne.

Comedian and actress Retta talks with Andy Richter about switching careers from chemistry to stand-up, cementing herself as a series regular on Parks & Rec, and achieving her dream of heading her own sitcom with Good Girls.

Cassette tapes were found of a 13 year old Arnie Niekamp pretending to host a talk show in his bedroom. Some claim these include evidence of paranormal activity.

Credits

Arnie: Arnie Niekamp
Chunt: Adal Rifai
Usidore: Matt Young
Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen

Producers: Arnie Niekamp, Matt Young, and Adal Rifai
Post-Production Coordination: Garrett Schultz
Earwolf Producer: Kimmie Lucas
Editor: Tim Joyce
Special Assistance: Ryan DiGiorgi
Magic Tavern Logo: Allard Laban
Theme Music: Andy Poland

Sarah Kas (CBS Diversity Showcase) joins Edgar and Jacquis to talk about having a bad therapist, dating in quar, being vulnerable and more!

Broden Kelly, Zachary Ruane, and Mark Bonanno of the Australian absurdist comedy group Aunty Donna join Scott to talk about what would be included in their biopic and their new sketch show “Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of Fun” on Netflix. Then, educator Mr. Monroe stops by to talk about fitness. Later, chef Salvatore Michelangelo drops by to talk about his pizza shop. Plus, Mario the famous plumber makes an appearance to warn Earth about a grave danger.

Nick, Heather and Matt dive deep on Hideo Kojima’s Snatcher for week two of Kojember! They talk about how well the game holds up, the insane lore, it’s connection to Metal Gear and more!

Just so you know, “it is Little Shop of Horrors up in here.” Peppermint may be one of the most talented qwans of all time, but she can’t keep a plant alive to save her life. “Not everybody is supposed to do everything!” Tune in to Peppermint’s new album A Girl Like Me, Letters to My Lovers on any and all streaming platforms.

Dalton, Mutt & Amy welcome “True Detective” scribe Nic Pizzolatto to the show! He explains how writing is just “manipulating people with the alphabet,” before luring Dalton into a conversation about bodysnatchers. Then they recap episode 13 of Bonanza, “Vendetta,” in which Virginia City tries (poorly) to protect Ben from the murderous Morgan gang.

Erin finds more than peanuts at Charlie Brown Farms while Bryan stops by Jons (spelled the gay way.) Email us at groceriespodcast@gmail.com.

Actor and comedian Sam Richardson feels honored and obligated to be Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Sam sits down with Conan to talk about traveling to Ghana together for Conan Without Borders, his childhood obsession with Ghostbusters, and performing on cruise ships and in the hit HBO series Veep. Plus, Conan discovers a brand new effect he’s having on today’s youth.

Got a question for Conan? Call our voicemail: (323) 451-2821.

For Conan videos, tour dates and more visit TeamCoco.com.

Erin finds more than peanuts at Charlie Brown Farms while Bryan stops by Jons (spelled the gay way.) Email us at groceriespodcast@gmail.com.

Comedians Eman El-Husseini and Jess Salomon sit down with Cameron to discuss being a married Jewish-Palestinian comedy couple, how their relationship blossomed, and coming out to their families and their audiences.

On the eve of what is hopefully a new day, Casey and Danielle cannot contain their excitement for the impending Biden/Harris presidency and the impending first episode of Real Housewives of SLC!! They are joined by stylist to the stars Clare Mukherjee as they discuss all the lewks, from the lows (Robyn Dixon’s hat line) to the highs (Stacey Abrams jewel tones) and everyone in between. With heavy hearts they also dissect the end of the Girardi era, and more importantly who gets custody of Mikey?!!
They talk Candiace’s high heels and flat notes, Wendy’s walk, Jamal’s gaslighting, and Captain Lee’s tank top. God bless America and thank you truly for your service in this election, and everyone that worked, called, texted, marched, fought and voted!!

This week on GROCERIES, Bryan’s a real smart alec at Smart & Final. Then Erin says bonjour to Monsieur Marcel. Email us at groceriespodcast@gmail.com.

This week on GROCERIES, Erin’s on the road to Erewhon and Bryan’s in the check out queue at Waitrose (which is in England.) Email us at groceriespodcast@gmail.com. Ta ta!

This week Bryan takes us to Pavillions on Santa Monica Blvd for the cheapest Veuve Clicquot in the whole wide monde. Then at Ralph’s, Erin puts her foot down when it comes to foot-shaped foods. Email as at groceriespodcast@gmail.com!

Erin starts us off this week with an exploration of the “neighborhood green grocer” Cookbook in Echo Park! Then, Bryan dives into the “post-grad” grocery store 365 by Whole Foods in Silverlake. Email us at groceriespodcast@gmail.com. See you in the aisles!