Negin is joined by Benari Poulten and Michael Cruz Kayne to gab about artificial wombs, the streaming wars, and gun reform. It’s funny!

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Actor Chris Chalk (Gotham) joins Kamau and Kevin once again to talk about the 1992 Denzel film Malcolm X. Plus, they talk about Chris Chalk’s experience working on When They See Us.

Paul & Amy sing the praises of 1975’s sprawling country opus Nashville! They compare Robert Altman’s loose technique to the perfectionist auteurs of past Unspooled movies, find further parallels to Quentin Tarantino’s latest, and learn what real Nashvillians thought of the film. Plus: Screenwriter Joan Tewkesbury shares her inspiration for the film’s story.

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This week, Erin looks at the background of Dayton, Ohio shooter Connor Betts and the disturbing details about him that were publicly known to try and illustrate how this kind of tragedy keeps repeating. Then, Bryan discusses the Polish magazine that gave out “LGBT-free zone” sticker to its readers, the backlash to the publication, and the court battle over its distribution.

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’.

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Andy Daly, Owen Burke, and Bob Dassie join Matt Besser for scenes about a board game that’s impossible to understand, the origin of cornhole, and empty threats about running away. Plus, Matt has a conversation with Coach Jason Brown of Last Chance U that inspires scenes about replacement swears for your kids, the last hockey player to go helmet-free, and a coach who gets bold with his shit-talking.

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Professor of Psychology at Villanova University and author, Dr. Patrick Markey, joins Adam this week to discuss the real science and research behind violent video games and violent behavior, how correlation doesn’t mean causation, and whether or not video games are “release valves” for violent behavior. 

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Writer Nikesh Shukla (The Good Immigrant) joins Andrew and guest co-host Dani Fernandez to discuss caller questions about how protecting antiquities from war is different from colonial theft, calling out your friends for being racist, and much more. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

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Nicole and Sasheer re-examine Disney movies, and share that they both stan Cruella De Ville. And, it becomes clear that Nicole thinks hairless cats are skinned – not bred. They talk about the importance/sexiness of consent, inclusive clitorises, and paying attention to your pussy. They answer listener questions on if a best friend or romantic relationship is more important, how to make friends as an adult, and how you know you’ve found a best friend.

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

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(424) 645-7003‬

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Brittany Jock a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Dr. Jock joins Jonathan to discuss her research specializing in health and preventing obesity in Native American communities.

Follow Dr. Jock on social:

Twitter: @Wenniseriiostha

Check out this interactive map of Indigenous lands:

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

Catch Jonathan on Queer Eye streaming now on Netflix.

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Comedian Chris Charpentier joins Howard, Hugo, and Summah Sam for steamin’ hot Who Charted! Howard lays it down with a special scooter rhyme as they count down Spotify’s Top 50 in the US. Then they check out the Movie Chart while raving on their top summer flicks (plus a Bob Marley bomb), and fellow comic Max Beasley helps round out the gang’s Hot Picks.

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Lilan Bowden (Andi Mack) joins Jess and Zach for an all new musical packed with a beautiful ski resort, professional sledders, skiers, and snowboarders, and more! With songs like “Good Morning Mountain”, “Lanessa, Lanessa, Lanessa”, and “You Are Because You Shred”, it’s the perfect companion for your next ski trip!

Nick Turner and Nick Vatterott clumsily try every get-rich-quick scheme under the sun in an attempt to profit while teaching listeners the ins and outs of each money-making endeavor. With a new scheme every week and interviews with friends/specialists, we will see if the Nicks can get rich beyond their mildest dreams.

This week Carlos, Raiza, Oscar and Tony talk about the current state of Puerto Rico, the way the former Governor and his wife are framing their exit through social media, and the issue with nepotism and privilege of the Rosselló family. Then, creator and star of Crazy Ex Girlfriend, Rachel Bloom, joins the crew to talk about creating Crazy Ex Girlfriend, reflecting diversity on the show, and using her power to make a difference. Then Rachel joins in on some improvised fun. ¡Dale! 

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Finding empowerment over past trauma through martial arts. This caller is a true badass.

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In part two of this LIVE version of Voyage to the Stars the crew decides to enjoy some R&R on a planet where everything is decided by gambling. Featuring special guests Steve Agee and Ify Nwadiwe.

JESSE FARRAR asks The Boys for advice on how to get his big break.

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Comedian Ron Funches joins Andy Richter to talk about forming a complete picture of their parents as adults, raising a son with autism, dealing with “fatness barometers,” and throwing vision board parties. Later, Ron shares self-improvement tips he’s learned with his podcast ‘Gettin’ Better.’

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Comedians Moshe Kasher and Natasha Leggero join Scott to talk about RSVPing to parties and not attending, their new podcast The Endless Honeymoon Podcast, and the issue of being on your phone too much. Then, Fred Head stops by to talk about his job driving Beauty Queens. Plus, Sophie Purell drops by to get help getting over a recent breakup.

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Empathy is down 40% among American young people. That’s the finding of a study analyzing dozens of other studies across decades of responses. That also sounds sort of insane — if nothing else, empathy might not be something you think percentages can measure. But what if it is measurable that way? And what if poll responses about empathy, morality, and dogs in mortal danger open up cans of worms so enormous there’s no way to contain them in a single podcast episode?

On this episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt sits down with Jason Pargin (who writes for Cracked as David Wong) to explore a range of polls, studies, and self-reported opinions that say an insane amount about who Americans really are. You’ll discover the shocking estimated truth about America’s pornography habits, vaccine paranoia, faith in a higher power, and other critical factors that format society. Also get excited about wondering a whole new set of questions, covering everything from trolley problems to shower multitasking.

Footnotes: https://www.cracked.com/podcast/14-polls-that-explain-america-and-raise-huge-new-questions/

Actor-director Ted Wass (“Soap,” “Oh God! You Devil,” “Curse of the Pink Panther”) regales Gilbert and Frank with stories about everyone from George Burns to James Coburn to Tony Randall, recalls the many controversies surrounding “Soap,” and looks back on the impossible task of replacing the legendary Peter Sellers. Also, Raymond Burr narrates the Bible, Gilbert gushes over the “Sheena” movie, Frank reads the infamous “Soap” memo and Harvey Korman “owns” Ted’s funny bone. PLUS: “Experiment in Terror”! Praising Robert Wagner! Remembering Janet Margolin! Martin Mull slays the room! The brilliance of Susan Harris! And Ted directs Phyllis Diller, Kathleen Freeman and William Shatner!

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Sean Clements (Hollywood Handbook, The Flagrant Ones) joins Nick and Heather to discuss mobile game Series: Your Story Universe: Vanderpump Rules. They talk about reality TV, Lisa Vanderpump and her horny restaurants, and more!

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A demon stops by to share his inner life.

Credits:

Arnie: Arnie Niekamp
Chunt: Adal Rifai
Usidore: Matt Young
Xylox: Andy Junk
Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen
Lincoln: Evan Jacover

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

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Original release date: October 9, 2017. Showrunner Rebecca Sugar sits down with Cameron to discuss bi identity, coming out at Comic-Con, and Steven Universe.

On the first episode of Deep Dive with Dana Carvey, Dana and Conan talk about the Beatles, the key to impersonating British actors, and Predator Island. Plus, Paul McCartney catches up with John Lennon in the afterlife.

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BFFFFFFF of Bitch Sesh, June Diane Raphael, guests on an INTIMATE, legendary episode wherein Danielle Schneider gets a bikini wax on stage while discussing housewives. Enjoy. See you all in September!

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Chris is having a bad day, Justin (who is still a robot) conducts a choose-your-own-adventure morality experiment, and the panel discusses how working in comedy affects relationships.

Guests: Joe Rumrill, Rachel Pegram, Dan Licata and Maya Sharma as Dr. Kerwin Korwin.

Casey Wilson (Bitch Seth) joins Paul, June, and Jason to discuss the 1991 comedy Drop Dead Fred.

Conan writers Mike Sweeney and Jessie Gaskell are live from Just For Laughs 2019! They are joined by Conan monologue writer Brian Kiley to talk about writing for Conan for 25 years. Then, SNL’s Chris Redd stops by to talk about hosting the CONAN360 broadcast at Comic-Con alongside comedian Moses Storm. Plus, comedian Cristela Alonzo drops by to talk about being so nervous for her first late night TV appearance on Conan that she forgot her name.

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As we head towards the final pages, Michael is thrown off by a surprising turn of events, which starts with Little Father Time questioning Sue about life and culminates in a startling chilling discovery that changes everything.