Actress Natalie Morales (Ellie and the Wave) joins Andrew and Tawny to discuss caller questions about using the terms African American and Hispanic as catch-alls, rationalizing a racist mom, and more. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

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The Teachers discuss Howard’s El Pollo Loco, share some updates on their first week back at Hamilton and heckle a ribbon cutting ceremony. Then, the guys interview their first famous person on the show — D’Arcy Carden. D’Arcy talks about going to high school in the Bay Area, almost plays Fake First, Fake Last and does a table read of Todd’s play. 

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Planned Parenthood’s Alexis McGill Johnson joins Jonathan to discuss the current state of reproductive rights, the politics of health care, and just, what is her day even like?

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On this week’s episode, Nicole subtweet’s her pin company with a long list of complaints, and Sasheer gives her take. They discuss past customer service jobs, talk about Sasheer’s new movie THE WEEKEND, and do a pole class check-in. They take a quiz to find what chain restaurant they are, and discover that Nicole eats scrambled eggs with her fingers! Then they answer listener questions about healthy expectations, how to navigate political differences with friends, and being “the boring friend.”

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Comedian Chill Trill Bill Kottkamp makes a grand return to Who Charted! Bill joins Howard, Stard, and Hugo in counting down the Music Chart all while busting out his best relationship rhymes and vaudeville jokes. Later, we’ll hear about TikTok strategies and where all the diners went during the Movie Chart, and comedian Max Beasley joins for another selection of Hot Picks. Plus, a special announcement.

Matt Rogers (Las Culturistas) joins Zach and Jess live from the Bell House in Brooklyn for an all new musical packed with space travel, gay rocks, and more! With songs like “The First Gay Rock (That We Know Of)”, “A Physical Description”, and “Stewing Over Soup”, it’s the only space love story you need to listen to!

Team Coco is excited to share the first episode of their new scripted comedy podcast ‘Frontier Tween’ with you. The show follows 12-year-old Tilly Mulch, who has a simple life working on her family’s frontier farm but dreams of one day winning the big city newspaper poetry contest. Luckily, between her god-fearing Ma, her perpetually ailing Pa, her tiny orphan pal who sleeps in a nest in the barn, and the town pastor whose divine calling is to mooch food off his congregants, Tilly has plenty to write about. Frontier Tween stars the voices of Maria Bamford, Conan O’Brien, Kerri Kenney, and Tim Baltz. To check out more episodes, go to luminary.link/teamcoco.

Get Rich Nick goes to the dogs this week as the boys attempt to get rich by using the dog walking app, Rover. We detail the difficulties faced when trying to get hired and the many steps it takes. Then, we hit the pavement as Nick regales Nick with some incredible dog walking highlights (exercise, fresh air, cute pooches) and lowlights (driving to walks, lack of tips, an owner that tries to pawn her dog off on Nick). We tell you if dealing with the pooches, the owners and the pay is worth it, or if walking dogs for a living will remain an elusive dream.

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An illegal (rescued) pet raccoon who eats cap’n crunch out of a shoe, Al-Anon, society, sex, working through trauma.

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This week Oscar, Raiza, Tony, and Carlos discuss the line between cultural appropriation and homage. Then, Maya Murillo (@mayainthemoment, Pero Like on BuzzFeed) drops by to talk about her song “Pocha Concha”, her Vine that started it all, the Latinx community in Arizona, and more. Plus, the SAP crew does improv based off Maya’s interview!

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Tucker and Nico face off against Stew and Sorry in a winner take all mech battle. Who will emerge victorious?!

Live from the Dynasty Typewriter, The Boys help ANDY DALY make an entire new season of Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project.

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Mark Rennie (Two Old Queens, Gay of Thrones) joins Nick and Heather to discuss the 4th installment of the Mass Effect series, Mass Effect: Andromeda. They talk day one glitches, being bored in space, character customization and more!

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Gilbert and Frank are joined by special guest pop culture expert Rupert Holmes for the first-ever “Amazing Colossal Trivia Call-in Show.” Also: Cesar Romero meets Sid Melton, Kirk Douglas inspires “Barney Miller,” Jay Leno partners with Pat Morita and Frank Gorshin passes the torch to Jamie Farr. PLUS: “The Phantom of the Paradise”! “The Return of Doctor X”! James Bond’s greatest nemesis! Rupert hangs with Charles Bronson! The curse of the Spinal Tap drummers! And the secret origin of “Escape (The Pina Colada Song”)!

Many science fiction stories go to the past, not the future. Which makes sense, right? Why be a Connecticut Yankee in some random Jetsons city when you can be a Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur’s Court, A Place That’s Part Of Your Own Era’s Roots, Which Makes Visiting It Meaningful? We all long to vacation in the past, touring its wonders before the germs & backwardness bother us. But here’s one way being alive is more interesting than people think it is: there are a shocking number of artifacts that let you experience that past *today*, because they still exist in spite of all logic.

On this week’s episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt sits down with comedic character genius Andy Daly to bring the past to life. They’ll explore old curiosities that anyone can hear, see, experience, or eat, even though there is no way any of that should be possible. Join Alex and Andy for comedy records from 1899, pickles from before the Civil War, a surprisingly modern warning about a surprisingly ancient dog, and more.

Footnotes: https://www.cracked.com/podcast/12-incredible-historical-artifacts-that-somehow-still-exist

A walk through the forest leads to an encounter with a rare magical creature: a woman in a tree that’s a fan of the podcast.

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Arnie: Arnie Niekamp
Chunt: Adal Rifai
Usidore: Matt Young
Jessica the Tree Wench: Rachel Bloom
Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen
Lincoln: Evan Jacover

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Theme Music: Andy Poland

D’Arcy Carden of The Good Place joins Scott to talk about the fourth and final season of The Good Place, You’ve Got Mail, and the Janet costume. Then, the mayor of Burbank Phil Wiggins stops by to spread the word of all things Burbank. Plus, wiping expert Robert Whistler drops by to discuss various wiping techniques.

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GayRealEstate.com founder Jeff Hammerberg sits down with Cameron to discuss joining the Navy at 17, his religious upbringing, and his journey in real estate that led him to founding GayRealEstate.com.

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Geth and the panel discuss comedy that cheers them up during difficult times and take listener calls Plus: The final installment of Podcast in Space. 

Guests: Rachel Pegram, Matt Porter and Maya Sharma. 

Casey and Danielle are joined in the Nook 2.0 by fan favorite – the stunningly beautiful and talented Ana Ortiz. They discuss Potomac Reunion Part 1, OC and Dallas and are left with many questions, like why is Michael Darby’s back so very sweaty? And why exactly did Emily strip for her husbands father? And why did a man get into Danielle’s car thinking she was his UBER driver? They demand answers. 

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The truth behind those lovely French lyrics and more on this week’s mini-sode! Paul opens up the Explanation Hope Line, goes through Corrections and Omissions for Unforgettable, and gives his Pick of the Week. Plus, find out which movie we will be watching next week!

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Conan head writer Matt O’Brien joins Conan writers Mike Sweeney and Jessie Gaskell to talk about the recent writer submission process which included reading over 400 writer submissions, common red flags, and more. Plus, Mike shares a legendary Brian Reich story from the writers room of the Late Night with Conan days.

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After an inspired night at the theatre, Michael discusses how Hardy matches up to Shakespeare. Meanwhile, Sue and Phillotson walk down the aisle (again).

Screenwriters Hannah Pearl Utt and Jen Tullock join Matt and Dave to discuss writing, directing and starring in their new film “Before You Know It,” being raised in fringe communities, and the process of casting co-stars Judith Light and Mandy Patinkin. Plus, perfectly made movies about love, where Hannah and Jen draw their inspiration, emulating “All About Eve,” Sundance romances, and coming out as a theist.

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Negin is joined by Myq Kaplan and Jody Avirgan to discuss a new Brett Kavenaugh Allegation, recent the Trudeau controversy, and Sean Spicer’s turn on Dancing with the Stars.

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Amy & Paul traverse 1959’s Alfred Hitchcock blockbuster North By Northwest! They discuss what makes Cary Grant’s suit one of the greatest in cinema, ask why so many Hitchcock films feature women betraying men, and draw a line from this film to the Coen Bros. Plus: Daniel Raim, director of “The Man On Lincoln’s Nose,” talks about Hitch’s famed art director Robert Boyle.

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Matt Gourley, Mark McConville, and Paul F. Tompkins of Superego join Matt Besser for scenes about the origin of Jingle Bells, the phantom of a high school theater, and manipulating the YouTube algorithms.  Plus, they’ll get turned on by hydration, a man steals everything from himself, and a reverend performs a wedding song.

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