Weather forecaster and TV personality Al Roker talks with Andy Richter about his new book You Look So Much Better in Person, breaking world records with the Rokerthon, and making positive lifestyle changes.

CHRIS GETHARD returns to help The Boys prepare for the Earwolf-Sirius XM mixer.

Tucker and Stew are forced to bond when the shuttle they’re on loses power and drifts into space.

Samantha Bee talks to the unofficial resident OB/GYN of Twitter, Dr. Jen Gunter, about lotus births, raw placenta meat, acid wash jeans, and big hair. You’re gonna learn a lot on this one.

Zoey Deutch gets into virtual bed with Nick and Megan to discuss photography, traveling, and dating.

Matt Gourley (Superego, Bonanas for Bonanza) returns to the show to talk about James Bond parody game James Pond: Underwater Agent with Nick and Heather! They talk about the deep cut James Bond references, long walks for puns, and more!

Civil rights attorney Michele Rayner-Goolsby sits down with Cameron to discuss her run (as Michele Rayner) to represent Florida’s District 70 in the House, her evolving relationship with religion, and meeting her wife.

Comedian/actor Yassir Lester joins Scott and co-host Bean Dip to talk about opposites, Twitter, and playing the character of Yassir on Black Monday. Then, financial advisor Douglas Gropes returns to talk about his new delivery service. Plus, musician Leo Carpazzi (creator of the original version of The Monster Mash) is back to debut a new song to celebrate CBB’s 666th episode.

Rapper and songwriter Duckwrth joins Edgar to talk about his new album, being from LA, music influences and more.

On the final Summer S’mores special, Conan and the Chill Chums discuss who Conan should expect to see at his own funeral.

Casey and Danielle are back in the virtual nook, STILL RIDING HIGH from their two part vacation to Blue Stone Manor in the Berkshires. They are joined by the lovely and funny Marcos Luevanos who is just as invigorated by Leah as Casey is and even more invigorated by her Kimora Lee Simmons Baby Phat sweatshirt. They discuss Ramona’s insipid 63rd birthday party for her BFFFFFF’s and Marcos wonders if maybe – just maybe – Elyse is a ghost. IT’S POSSIBLE.  Casey also sits down with new Below Deck Med correspondent, the legend, Blair Beeken who weighs in on life on the high seas. AHOY.

Get ready for Unspooled: The New 100, beginning August 20th!

Comedian and actor Fred Armisen (Saturday Night Live, Big Mouth, Portlandia, Los Espookys) stops by to talk with writers Mike Sweeney and Jessie Gaskell about his history with doing stand-up at Largo in Los Angeles, his first appearance on Late Night with Conan as a self defense expert, how SNL strips you of your ego, and more.

Fred Armisen’s first appearance on Conan: https://classic.teamcoco.com/node/110011

Got a question for Inside Conan? Call our voicemail: (323) 209-5303 and e-mail us at insideconanpod@gmail.com

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A Deadwood re-watch, Freddy Krueger as a leading man, and more on this week’s mini episode! Paul offers up advice on the Help Line, goes through Corrections and Omissions for My Demon Lover, and catches up with Jason. Plus, we announce our next movie!

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Comedian and podcaster Deborah Frances-White joins Jameela this week to discuss trans rights, the process of finding her birth mother, finding fulfillment outside of having children, the journey of her sexuality, and her podcast The Guilty Feminist. 

First and foremost how is everyone holding up after seeing Zac Efron’s “dad bod”? Dave and Matt hope you’re ok and have a brand new My First Time (#FleshHunger) to lift your spirits. Then, the incredible John Benjamin Hickey is here to chat with the guys about surviving COVID completely alone, living in East Hampton, Babylon Berlin, The Waltons, directing Plaza Suite (starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick), postponing a full year, the future of Broadway, dream casting Tiger King, Brady Bunch, Rich Man, Poor Man, Making Love, being more afraid of being an actor than gay, meeting Andy Cohen on the 976 line, meeting John’s partner at a brunch, creating a queer community through work, spending more time with your partner now than ever before, growing up in Plano, TX, and how handling COVID *can* be an amazing gesture of love.

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We are the Geekset Podcast, the only podcast that blends Hip-Hop Culture and Geek Culture together in one place. Consisting of four hosts (from left to right above) Didge, Lib, Bacardi, & Deuces, this group of geeks speak on everything ranging from anime & video games to album debates and rap top 5’s. A true blend of the two cultures, topics such as “what do you think this character would be rocking with music-wise,” are not lost in their conversations. Geekset seeks to have their finger on the pulse of the culture and discuss as every true geek does, passionately and loud.

Christian Finnegan and Seena Ghaznavi join Negin to discuss Trump’s bizarre Fox News interview and why the protests in Portland aren’t getting more media attention. They also talk about “cancel culture” and debate whether anyone truly gets canceled.

This week Joel and Mitra / Mitra and Joel give listeners advice on topics ranging from how to tell a friend that their boyfriend is a monster online, venting to friends about an ex-friend who is now your boss, teasing friends, and more.

Ask us some q’s! Our number is 323-334-0371 + our email is: urgentcarepod@gmail.com CONTACT US, IF YOU DARE

It’s the end of Season 1…welcome to the AFI Thunderdome! Amy and Paul discover which movies from the AFI 100 surprised and stuck with Unspooled listeners the most, reveal their top 10 and bottom 10 films from the list (along with Producer Josh and Engineer Devon) and make some hard decisions regarding which films deserve to stay in the 100, and which should get cut. Stick around until the end for a big announcement about Season 2, which begins August 20th.

Go to unspooledpod.com to see Paul & Amy’s ranked list of their top 40 films from the AFI 100! Follow us on Twitter @Unspooled and Instagram @unspooledpod, and don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts. Also check out our live Spool Party episodes on youtube.com/earwolf! Photo credit: Kim Troxall

Lauren Lapkus, Stephanie Allynne, Mary Holland, and Erin Whitehead are all friends, make up the improv group Wild Horses, and have been specially requested for your listening pleasure on this week’s improv4humans with Matt Besser! Join them as they take us to a unique library story time, show us how embarrassing it is to be overly prepared for a phone call to a crush, and describe why cheese is sometimes not for everyone.

Original airdate: February 13, 2014.

This week, Bryan discusses the sordid saga of former ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell, one of the only openly LGBTQ+ officials appointed by Trump, and his Twitter tirade against the Victory Fund, which supports LGBTQ+ individuals running for office. Then, Erin covers the latest in anti-abortion bills across America and how state legislations are taking the “heartbeat bill” to another level.

And make sure to check out Deeper Shade of Shade on Stitcher Premium, where Bryan and Erin interview their favorite friends of the show. For a free month of listening, go to stitcherpremium.com/shade and use promo code ‘SHADE’.

This week we’re breaking down The Merger, and the ladies reach out to director Ken Whittingham, and writer Brent Forrester, who share their memories and insights on this episode. Then we chat about Pam’s plants and homemade sexy sweater, and we get the lowdown on that Staples shredder in the original airing of this episode. Finally, we get a little heartbreak in the breakroom (and maybe a new country song?), Tony’s firing and reappearance in Threat Level Midnight, and we dig into that last hilarious last scene between Dwight and Andy. We hope your mama knits you a sexy sweater after this episode. 

To submit your version of Heartbreak in the Breakroom email us at officeladies@earwolf.com or tag us on Instagram @officeladiespod

Andrew and Tawny catch up on the news while Andrew does some cooking before throwing to their interview with Ryan O’Connell! They take voicemails about what is paying respect vs co-opting, being accused of being too sensitive, and more. Stay safe out there and call in if you have a racism question: 323-389-RACE.

Nicole and Sasheer went on their first roller skating adventure and lived to tell the tale! They also discuss United Skates, performative companies and deciphering what’s real and what’s a joke, thoughts about why OJ was found innocent, seeing through performative acts in general, police brutality, shaming people before 6 AM, pole dancing, and blaming bad behavior on your astrological sign. Then Nicole and Sasheer take the quiz “Which Disney Princess Are You Based On A Sushi Roll You Build.” And of course, your questions are answered! This week a listener follows up on a previous story, and Nicole and Sasheer answer by acting out the scenario in question.

Email or call Nicole & Sasheer with your friendship questions at:

nicoleandsasheer@gmail.com

(424) 645-7003

Philosophy isn’t exactly a science; so what is it? In this fascinating interview, Georgetown philosopher Quill Rebecca Kukla argues that it’s more like comedy than you might think, and explains what being an amateur competitive boxing has taught them about how to think.

This week’s Getting Curious is a show like no other, since Jonathan is joined by the iconic Tony, Grammy, and Emmy award winner Audra McDonald. She and Jonathan discuss the critical work she’s doing as the co-founder of Black Theatre United, an organization that is advocating for equity in the theater world and the nation. They also discuss how theatergoers can continue to support the performing arts community, during the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond. (And stick around for the third act to hear Audra’s recommendations for what to watch and listen to once you’re done with the episode!)

Follow Audra on Instagram @audramcdonald and Twitter @AudraEqualityMc, and learn more about Black Theatre United at www.blacktheatreunited.com.

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

Transcripts for each episode are available at JonathanVanNess.com.

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Episode 6:1 • Case studies: Survival Tribal Council, Seventies Cinema Showcase, Grandmas Queen Bee and Jonesy, and Princess Pomegranate Singles Cruise.