Hey Friends! Nicole and Sasheer are back from their trip from the motherland, Africa!

Iliza is vindicated on the subject of olive oil cake and has tough love for a frugal listener and someone looking for a nickname. 

This week we’re breaking down Andy’s Ancestry. Nellie pranks Andy about his ancestry and Dwight teaches Erin a new language.

Jameela tackles your queries in this episode for the first “Ask Jameela Anything” of 2024!

Adam Scott Aukerman squeak out an ep on Springo’s nineteenth studio album, Western Stars—an album heavily influenced by 1970s SoCal pop music. But first, the Scotts gab about novelizations of movies, complimentary restaurant chips, and weird beards.

What’s poppin’ congregation? This week, comedian Beth Stelling joins the show to discuss Carl Erik Rinsch who sold a sci-fi series. Netflix paid more than $50 million for a show, but it never existed. Stay Schemin’!

Threevisiting on the Tues: Scott, Paul & Lauren discuss The Vow, the elephant parable and the Becker theme song before playing Instrumentals.

Actor and filmmaker Jake Johnson joins Scott to talk about his new film Self Reliance on Hulu, his podcast We’re Here to Help, and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.

Actress and comedian Niecy Nash Betts feels very sexy about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Happy Fraud Fridays Con-gregation! We revisit our episode with the Emmy Award winning comedian and actor Sam Richardson about a bogus UK baker with no oven and a fake government scam.

In this second installment of Dragons AF, we meet the rest of our cast of characters! Dashiell Tu (Alex Song-Xia) is a ‘blood boy’ haunted by visions, and Minda Tsinelas (Allyn Pintal) is a physical therapist who teams up with Dash to discover where the arena’s leftover blood goes.

Amy & Paul go back in time to save 1991’s blockbuster James Cameron action sequel Terminator 2: Judgment Day!

Conan chats with Tom from Dublin about reclaiming Bram Stoker as an Irish icon and  what events Conan would suggest for the annual Bram Stoker festival.

Attorney and TV commentator Beth Karas returns to TV club to unpack all of the shocking revelations and twists in the season 2 of the Curious Case of Natalia Grace. 

This week we’re breaking down “Roy’s Wedding” and we have a special guest, Tim Meadows!

Hello Friends! We’re revisiting our Besting Each Other episode where Nicole and Sasheer welcome Amber Ruffin and Lacey Lamar to the show. 

Are you new to the world of Dungeons And Dragons? Fear not! In this bonus episode, Chuck Maa, the DM (Dungeon Master) of Dragons AF, sits down with producer Cassi Jerkins to explain how the rules of D&D work, getting into everything from what a saving throw is to how the residents of Scarlet City created their characters.

Iliza opines on Stanley tumblers, photo contests, and what to keep from your grandma.

Scott and Scott go track by track through Springo’s eighteenth studio album, High Hopes (as well as the following American Beauty EP), a collection of older songs, cover songs and outtakes that Da Boss still considers one of his proper records.

This week, Jameela is joined by Dr Rangan Chatterjee (Feel Better, Live More podcast) and together they explore the power of reclaiming control over mental and physical health and how a ‘food as medicine’ approach can treat illness along with various other tools to revolutionize how you eat, sleep, move and relax.

Threevisiting on the Tues: Scott, Paul & Lauren talk about Scott’s wedding DJ story and drinking games, then play Double Time.

Ben Schwartz aka The Elegant Mr. S joins Scott once again for the first CBB episode of 2024! Ben and Scott chat about Sonic the Hedgehog 3, Ben’s improv tour in 2024, and play a game of “Who Is It?”.

Paul, June, and Jason discuss the 1985 children’s fantasy film The Peanut Butter Solution.

This month on Earwolf Presents, Dungeons And Dragons is getting Asian AF! Dungeon Master Chuck Maa leads the hit comedy team on a role-play campaign in Scarlet City, a magical metropolis in the desert filled with gods and gladiators, pandas and paladins.

It’s Fraud Fridays! We revisit our episode with comedian Yvonne Orji to discuss the Aretha Franklin impostor who found herself performing as the Quasi Queen of Soul.