Cam talks whittling, Mothman and grandparents. Sets from Erin Lampart, Jessica McKenna and Zach Reino and Baron Vaughn.

Jon Lovett (Crooked Media) and Sarah Pappalardo (Reductress) join Negin to talk about the tariff war, digital monopolies, and the final season of Game of Thrones. Spoilers for all these subjects, by the way.

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Casey and Danielle welcome back Thy Lord and Savior, Brian J. Moylan, who graces us with his presence all the way from London! They cover Bev Hills, NY, Potomac and Vanderpump but mainly wonder why Luann is living in a van down by the river. And Brian has a controversial wish for Beverly Hills that we dare not put in writing… for fear.

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Amy & Paul cross-examine 1962’s Southern drama To Kill A Mockingbird! They compare the slice-of-life storytelling to later filmmakers like Richard Linklater, reveal Brock Peters’ on-set nickname, and ask whether the film can be considered separately from the book. Plus: author and professor Wayne Flynt talks about his friendship with Harper Lee in her later years.

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Watch out for Hallmark’s dark magic, it’s time for another Throwing Shade! First, Bryan talks about Matt Easton, valedictorian from Brigham Young University, who used his graduation speech to come out as gay and, in doing so, helped to break down barriers that stifle LGBTQ students at BYU and in other religious educational institutions. Then, Erin, covers the latest developments in Georgia relating to their ‘heartbeat bill’ as well as Minnesota’s long-overdue criminalization of marital rape.

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Musical guest Garrett Dale of Red City Radio joins Eugene Cordero, Seth Morris, Brian Huskey, and Matt Besser for this week’s improv4humans! Garrett plays songs that inspire scenes about dropping your weed into a gross carpet, taking 911 calls with your eyes closed, and keeping unwanted songs off the party playlist. Plus, a coffee exec seeks a breakthrough in the shower, a chill-out tent gets mistaken for a food stand, and a house full of dogs gets in the way of a new job.

Unpacking the suitcase with Ellis Paul.

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Life is Short with Justin Long finds the actor sitting down with some of the funniest and most intriguing people of today, like Dax Shepard, Olivia Wilde and Neil Patrick Harris. No topics are out of bounds, and no questions are too personal. Subscribe to Life is Short with Justin Long and start listening at wondery.fm/lifeisshort

Dr. Sara Ruane is a herpetologist and assistant professor at Rutgers University – Newark who joins Jonathan to breakdown all things snakes! She covers their environmental benefits, the differences between constrictors and venomous snakes, and more.

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Charles Rogers and Casey Jane Ellison (The Problem with Charles & Casey) join Andrew and Tawny to discuss caller questions about white privilege jokes, if it’s racist for someone outside of a race or ethnic group to criticize someone inside of that race or ethnic group, virtue signaling, and more. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

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Matt refuses to marry his AI so the robot car goes rogue and the hunt begins. The exciting action packed conclusion to the series starring Matt Besser & Mary Holland. This episode features Danielle Schneider, Matt Newell, Lou Wilson, Mookie Blaiklock, and Dan Lippert as the man with no name with many things above his pay grade.

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There’s an energy in the studio, chartists! The legendary Kulap Vilaysack returns to Who Charted with younger sister Alyssa in tow! The gang celebrates the release of Kulap’s documentary Origin Story while counting down Billboard’s Top 200 Albums. Plus, Howard reveals which chanteuse poses the most realistic threat to him and Alyssa offers a youth’s perspective on overabundant apps during the Movie Chart, and later we’ll get a peek behind the music of Origin Story and find out how Stard once got tossed out of a show as they dive into the Hot Picks.

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Mike and Jessie present a special clip for Season 2 of Playing Games with Jimmy Pardo now available over at the Never Not Funny feed!

Joel Kim Booster (Shrill) joins Jess and Zach for an all new musical packed with horny ghosts, stage managers, a possible murder plot, and more! With songs like “Who Lost Their Virginity?”, “Kate’s Gonna Manage It All”, and “F**k Me Again”, this ep will give you a new admiration for theatre!

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You don’t want to mess with a punk rock mom! Geth talks to a proud mother about how lucky she is to have a very unique daughter.

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Matt and Matt break down the official James Bond live stream announcing some (not many) details regarding Bond 25. 

The Boys welcome JAMES ADOMIAN to say farewell to Jims.

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In this special episode, Sorry and Stew have launched their own podcast appropriately titled Sorry Not Sorry! In their premiere episode, the duo interview a hitchhiker (Jake Johnson) who tries to insert himself between the two. Hear more episodes of “Sorry Not Sorry” only on Stitcher Premium. For a free month, go to stitcherpremium.com and use promo code ‘VOYAGE.’

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Comedian Jimmy Pardo hosts a pop culture game show-interview podcast; three call-in contestants vie for prizes. Special guest: Jameela Jamil.

You might know Adam Conover from his hit show “Adam Ruins Everything”, but now he’s going deeper as the host of the new show FACTUALLY!, where Adam interviews exceptional experts to reveal shocking truths and thought-provoking new perspectives. It’s a podcast for curious people who never stop asking questions. Subscribe now and get ready for the premiere on Wednesday, May 29th on Earwolf!

Oscar-winning producer Irwin Winkler (“Rocky,” “Goodfellas,” “Raging Bull,” “The Right Stuff”) looks back on a half-century of movie-making and shares behind-the-scenes stories about working with Robert De Niro, Jane Fonda, Sydney Pollack, Martin Scorsese, Jessica Lange and Kevin Kline (to name a few). Also, Al Pacino walks off the set, Sly Stallone sticks to his guns, Jerry Orbach befriends a mobster and Irwin tackles the Hollywood blacklist. PLUS: “They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?” Remembering Burgess Meredith! Peter Bogdanovich rides again! Elvis replaces Julie Christie! And Irwin reveals the movies he never got to make!

Kulap Vilaysack joins Scott to break off another hundo! They chat about her documentary Origin Story  now available online, the 20th anniversary of their first date, and the elevator pitch for Origin Story. Then, fitness expert Becky stops by to talk about her job wiping down the machines at the gym. Plus, marriage counselor Randy H. Over stops by to help Scott and Kulap with their relationship.

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Movie sequels are the biggest gamble in entertainment. The first movie is the first bet: how much do you build it toward a franchise at the expense of its story? How many of those folks will stick around for a second adventure? With your Adventure #2, how do you retell Adventure #1’s story in a new way? Those and more questions make it amazing second and third movies happen at all (let alone 20+ Avengers building blocks). But what if that sequel process isn’t as hard as it looks? What if it’s actually pretty easy to do…as long as you avoid a few classic pitfalls audiences reject every time?

On this week’s episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt teams up with Cracked editor/columnist/swell fella Cyriaque Lamar for a look at mistakes multi-million dollar movie franchises repeat year after year. They’ll dig into the story problems studios keep bringing on themselves. They’ll examine why Aliens, Terminators, and more Hollywood big bads turn kind of lame after enough iterations. And stick around for a few movie franchises that nail this every time, in replicable ways (HINT HINT MOVIEMAKERS).

Footnotes: https://www.cracked.com/podcast/7-common-mistakes-that-ruin-movie-sequels-trilogies/

Singer/Songwriter SOAK sits down with Cameron to discuss growing up in Ireland, starting to tour at 16, and finding her community in the same-sex marriage movement in Ireland.

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Actor and comedian Bill Hader feels great about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Bill and Conan sit down to chat about their fondness for antiquated terms, the importance of relaxation, crime show narrators, and competing with YouTube. Plus, Conan issues a State of the Podcast address.

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Irish actor Liam Cunningham joins Conan writers Mike Sweeney and Jessie Gaskell to talk about predictions on the future of his character Ser Davos on Game of Thrones, almost dying while working as an electrician in the 80’s, and getting thrown out of the Chateau Marmont. Then, New Zealand comedian Rose Matafeo stops by to talk about being inspired by the confidence of people in the US, why so much good comedy comes out of New Zealand, and what she’s doing to prepare for her first late night appearance. Plus, Executive Producer Jeff Ross joins Mike and Jessie to share his opinions on the TV Upfronts.

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Uh oh, it’s supernatch v. supernatch at Camp Crystal Lake when Jason meets Telekinetic Tina in Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood. Anthony Jeselnik joins Gourley and Rust to defend this as the finest film of the franchise, nay, of cinema history.

Director/writer/performer Jordan Rubin (Critters: A New Binge) joins Paul, June, and Jason to discuss the 1986 British American adventure comedy Shanghai Surprise starring Sean Penn and Madonna. They talk about George Harrison’s involvement with the movie, loud Jazz, and what exactly is a Shanghai Surprise.

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