Negin chats with Rico Gagliano and Rob Kutner about the recent New Yorker piece on Al Franken, outgoing intelligence chief Dan Coats, and what they’re reading and listening to this summer.

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Actor Chris Chalk (Gotham) joins Kamau and Kevin to talk about Denzel trolling Kamau with the glasses/afro look as they discuss the 2017 Denzel film Roman J. Israel, Esq. Plus, they talk about Denzel being a Lyft driver as they discuss the 2018 Denzel film The Equalizer 2.

Our final episode! Rhea talks gratitude, Mrs. Doubtfire and BB guns. Sets from Georgea Brooks, Anna Seregina and Paul F. Tompkins.

Amy & Paul dig into 1938’s Howard Hawks screwball classic Bringing Up Baby! They ask if Cary Grant was the model for Christopher Reeve’s Superman, learn how Hepburn modulated her performance to get the comic tone just right, and wonder why weddings were so casual in the 30s. Plus: Cary’s daughter Jennifer Grant shares memories of growing up with her father.

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LIVE from the 2019 Just For Laughs Festival, Matt Besser is joined by aspiring agents Larry & Terry Marks (Jason and Randy Sklar) as well as Geezel, the Just For Laughs Goblin (Thomas Whittington) for a conversation about everything from actual Earwolves to career advice to the future of Geezel’s tenure at JFL and more.

Public historian and CEO of the American Civil War Museum, Christy Coleman, joins Adam this week to discuss skewed stories from the Civil War and their influence in history, the real success story of reconstruction and what else we’re missing in history.

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Larry Wilmore (Insecure) and Jessica Gao (Corporate, Rick and Morty) join Andrew and Tawny to discuss caller questions about a child’s use of a blaccent, code-switching, getting fired from a job for saying “F White People,” and much more. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Adam Ratner, MD, MPH is the Director of the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital and New York University School of Medicine.

Dr. Ratner and Jonathan sit down to discuss what germs are, how they make us sick, and if Jonathan should be cleaning all public spaces he comes in contact with with bleach wipes.

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Hello! Nicole and Sasheer are good, thanks for asking. They learn about the history of the boysenberry, and Sasheer reveals her love of Pogs (as does producer Josh). Nicole puts a plea into the universe to play Jigglypuff in a Pokémon movie, and they take a quiz to figure out which superhero they would be. They answer voicemails about what grosses them out and how to friend-zone people, as well as go deep on Nicole’s dating style.

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Very stand up comedian Megan Beth Koester returns to join Howard, Hugo, and a fake Stard for another Who Charted! They count down Apple Music’s Top Songs while covering the success of Old Town Road plus a special announcement from Howard and Megan. Then, they get into the Movie Chart while talking morning horror and Shakespeare and the separation anxiety kicks in during the Hot Picks.

Hearing other people talk about themselves makes this caller uncomfortable. “It makes me cringe,” he says, “being on the show is a terrible idea.” Will this be Chris’ second-ever hang up, or will the caller stay on the line to reveal what about human interaction freaks him out.

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This week Carlos and Tony exchange dad jokes and Oscar wants to know why there’s an influx in Selena merch all of a sudden. Stand-up, Jesus Trejo, stops by with some conchas and chats about how he got into stand-up, weird shows, and career advice he got from Pauly Shore. Finally the show wraps up with a really silly improv set. ¡Dale!

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Chris Redd (Saturday Night Live, Popstar) joins Zach and Jess live from the Moontower Comedy Festival for an all new musical packed with all things 7-Eleven! With songs like “Eleven 7-Elevens”, “Why Is It All Difficult?”, and “Roller Roller Roller, We Keep It Rollin’”, it’s the perfect musical for every 7-Eleven fan!

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With Game of Thrones over, The Boys help the Magic Tavern hosts rebrand their show.

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In 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.

Comedian, actress, and writer Amy Sedaris joins Andy Richter to discuss Girl Scout-level ambition, what she loved about performing with Second City, and her fondness for rabbits. Later, Amy shares some of her entrepreneurial passions.

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Out now on Earwolf, Host Andy Richter asks the same three questions to each guest: Where do you come from? Where are you going? What have you learned? This will not be a one-sided process, as Andy won’t shy away from getting personal himself. Check it out now in Apple Podcasts: apple.co/threequestions

A vacationing sea turtle chats with the hosts about her long and storied life.

Credits:

Arnie: Arnie Niekamp
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Usidore: Matt Young
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Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen
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Special Assistance: Ryan DiGiorgi

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Forty-eight people (and counting!) have been Vice President of the United States…and if you can name more than a few of them, you might love history as much as Alex Schmidt does. After all, VPs do a little-respected job that’s “not worth a bucket of warm piss.” And that’s not us saying that. That’s Vice President John Nance Garner (Veep #32) self-roasting with that. Still, look closer at that history, and you’ll find nine out of forty-eight VPs became the P. Nine out of forty-eight! 18.75%! Doesn’t that make every Vice President worth examination? Shouldn’t we pay them as much attention as their boss gets? Especially when the current Vice President is a secret maniac, with a shady past, and a little too much Garfield enthusiasm?

On this episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt is joined by comedy writers Broti Gupta (Speechless, The New Yorker) and Andrew Ti (Yo Is This Racist) for a look at baffling true tales of VPOTUS Mike Pence. Discover all the weird strange goofy things sprinkled throughout his past as a hot-take blogger, tobacco truther, campaign fund misuser, football game gaslighter, and other lousy things nobody has the mental bandwith to call him out on. Also stick around for the Dollar Store Machiavelli crap Mike Pence almost pulled to make himself your Commander in Chief at the last minute.

Footnotes: https://www.cracked.com/podcast/12-bizarre-mike-pence-stories-nobody-ever-brings-up/

Zach Reino and Jessica McKenna (Off Book) join Nick and Heather to discuss the arcade and Sega Genesis title Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker. They discuss the controversial nature of the game, who is famous enough to have their own video game today, and Heather has a new quiz!

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Gilbert and Frank are thrilled to welcome rock ‘n’ roll icon Neil Sedaka, who discusses growing up in Brooklyn, his apprenticeship at the famed Brill Building, his chart-topping collaborations with lyricist Howard Greenfield and his memories of Bobby Darin, Elvis Presley, Carole King, Richard Rodgers and Paul McCartney (among others). Also, Bob Dylan offers praise, John Lennon provides inspiration, Mick Jagger buys a Sedaka record and Neil remembers his cousin Eydie Gorme. PLUS: The Captain & Tennille! Elton John to the rescue! The late, great Len Maxwell! Billy Joel “borrows” a melody! And Neil demonstrates his songwriting process!

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Comedian and friend of the show Jimmy Pardo of Never Not Funny joins Scott to talk about a cut CBB TV scene he was in, mixtapes they used to make for each other, and his Forrest Gump story. Then, football star O. J. Simpson stops by to dispel some rumors. Plus, vocal coach Liza Farrington stops by to tell us about her technique.

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Host Kalen Allen sits down with Cameron to discuss working on Ellen, not compromising while dating, and how Hollywood is learning to reward people for being themselves.

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Chris gathers a panel of the kindest comedians he knows to talk about niceness in comedy. Justin battles a robot to see who is the better co-host. Then, callers attempt to help the guests unleash their inner rage.

Guests: Joe Rumrill, Leah Bonnema, and Riley Soloner

Conan writers Mike Sweeney and Jessie Gaskell are live from the Team Coco House at Comic-Con 2019! They are joined by Conan’s assistant Sona Movsesian to talk about making her Late Night television debut when Kumail Nanjiani canceled last minute. Then, comedian Rory Scovel stops by to talk about his double booking sketch with Jon Dore and his experience touring with Conan. Plus, Associate Producer Jordan Schlansky drops by to answer audience questions.

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Michael Bay gets his revenge, equal pay for an equal con, and more on this week’s mini-sode! Paul opens up the Explanation Hope Line, goes through Corrections and Omissions for Deadfall, and gives his Pick of the Week. Plus, find out which movie we will be watching next week!

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Actor and #1 Helen Hunt fan Scott Evans joins Matt and Dave this week to talk about onscreen nudity, filming the first daytime soap sex scene, his love of short guys and the movie Twister! Plus, Abercrombie bags on his NYU wall, middle + high school girlfriends, and being in his first year-long relationship.

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After facing his failure at the Christminister honorary degree presentation, an ailing Jude hits the road where he and Sue face more rejection for their marital status. And Michael finds common ground with Jude as he prepares to send his son off to college.

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