This week Paul & Amy investigate 1976’s journalistic thriller All The President’s Men! They learn about the controversy surrounding who wrote the screenplay, appreciate the unshowy direction of Alan Pakula, and ask whether Woodward & Bernstein are a true cinematic ‘odd couple.’ Plus: Liz Hannah, the screenwriter of The Post, tells us whether her film was an intentional prequel to President’s Men.

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Erin and Bryan are full of eat-itude on this week’s Throwing Shade! First, Erin talks about the bill currently on Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s desk banning abortions as early as 6 weeks and the backlash from local female candidates and Hollywood celebrities alike. Then, Bryan discusses the new law in Brunei imposing corporal punishment on LGBTQ people as well as the hypocrisy and excess of the royal family.

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Sailing away with Cedric Yarbrough.

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Adam Scott Aukerman are joined by R.E.M. founding member Mike Mills to discuss all things R.E.M. Mike talks early influences, some of his favorite records, and most importantly favorite snacks on the road.

Today Jon & Lauren finally welcome Sean Clements and Hayes Davenport of Hollywood Handbook, two comedians who were inarguably raised by TV. They reminisce about watching old VHS tapes over and over again, make the case for The Challenge being the most entertaining show of our era, and watch a bit of Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Challenge.

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Stand-up comedian and actress Sherry Cola (Good Trouble) joins Andrew and Tawny to discuss Asian representation on TV, a stepfather who is concerned about his stepdaughter dating a MAGA hat wearer, Peter Pan, and much more.

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Rachael Rollins is the first woman of color to be elected as a district attorney in Massachusetts. She joins Jonathan to discuss what the day-to-day life of a DA looks like, the struggles transition team faced , strengthening community bonds, her new approaches to officer involved shootings, and more.

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Actor and improviser Shaun Diston joins Howie and the gang for this week’s Who Charted! Shaun helps Howard seek a new promised land for #SquatMelt as they count down Billboard’s Hot 100. Plus, they talk about the craziest nature doc critters and the new prime era of quality horror films we’re living in during the Movie Chart before serving up a sizzling fresh batch of Hot Picks.

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What happens when your car picks a fight over a handicapped reserved parking spot? Never try to have an intimate conversation at a car wash. Starring Matt Besser and Mary Holland, this episode featuring Matt Newell.

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Living in New Jersey and hating it, the gig economy and trying to get by being broke in the USA are on this caller’s mind.

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Kevin, Samm, and Jaime gather at the Dynasty Typewriter Theatre for the final episode of the Chat Show. “Better Things” co-creator, show runner, director, and star Pamela Adlon is our guest. Ten glorious years of chatting… Where the hell did the time go?

Paul Scheer is back and in-studio with Jess and Zach for an all new musical packed with parties, Frog Bob, Peter Teeter, submarines, plus guest pianist Sam Johnides and more! With songs like “Who Will Get On? (And Who Will Get Off?)”, “Secret Man, Code Name:____” and “Preemptive Strike”, this ep will go from your acquaintance to your best friend in a heart beat!

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The Boys try to make MARTHA KELLY famous enough to be a Try Month guest.

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Sorry invites babe into her system which causes more issues for Tucker and the others on the ship. As things escalate with Mi.RA, Stew might need help from the others to save himself – and the ship! Featuring special guest Deborah Baker Jr.

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In this bonus preview, the cast of Hello from the Magic Tavern talk about making the first episode of the podcast with producer and editor Ryan DiGiorgi (Craig).

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Matt: Matt Young
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Laci Mosley (aka Scam Goddess) breaks down some of the world’s oldest and most popular scams with guest Priscilla Davies. They cover their own personal scams, a muti-million dollar McDonalds Monopoly scheme, a historic hoodwink, and more!

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Wars involve a lot of pressure to be cool. It’s why people sign up: the chance to be heroic, the chance to appear mighty, the chance to give a ‘Patton’ style speech in front of a giant version of your national flag. That heroic stuff is all well and good for the right cause. But what if that vibe hides the historical reality that thousands of years of wars often came down to goofy ideas straight out of a cartoon?

On this episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt is joined by comedians Logan Guntzelman and Eric Lampaert for a trip through the silliest, strangest, dopiest ideas that have ever won real battles. Discover world wars, civil wars, ancient bloodbaths, and other major conflicts that hinged on drugging honey, catapulting snakes, piling the right trash into the right boat-shaped pile, and other ridiculous “strategies.”

Footnotes: https://www.cracked.com/podcast/11-bizarre-military-strategies-that-somehow-won-real-battles

Casey and Charles comb the depths of goddess Jessica Williams’ vulnerability as she grapples with the need to be right all the time.

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Actor Griffin Newman joins Scott once again to recap the pilot of Amazon’s The Tick. Then, Mr. Met returns to address some allegations. Plus, legitimate witch Mathilda Primble stops by talk about the proper way to be a witch.

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Comedian and actress Nicole Byer feels excited about being Conan O’Brien’s friend!

Nicole and Conan sit down to chat about loving the people they torment, marriages of convenience, Ayahuasca side effects, Conan’s dateability, and making your own tattoos with Microsoft Word. Later, Conan recaps a texting miscommunication during a game of True or False with Sona Movsesian.

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Athlete Abby Wambach sits down with Cameron to discuss her new book WOLFPACK, hard conversations with her mom, and building bridges.

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Conan writers Mike Sweeney and Jessie Gaskell are joined by former Late Night with Conan writer Andy Blitz to talk about some of his favorite Conan remotes in celebration of 25 years of Conan, pranks he’s pulled, and The Slipnutz. Then, fellow Conan writer Jose Arroyo returns to clear his good name. Plus, Mike and Jessie talk about Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and more as they answer some listener questions.

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Welcome back to Crystal Lake. It’s four years later and the Voorhees clan is at it again. Has the franchise doubled down and upped its ante? Find out as Matt and Paul talk about one of their favorite installments of the Friday the 13th franchise.

Van Helsing the ride, being someone’s emergency contact when you don’t want to be, and more on this week’s mini-sode! Paul opens up the Explanation Hope Line, goes through Corrections and Omissions for Van Helsing, opens up the Mail Bag, and gives his Pick of the Week. Plus, find out which movie we will be watching next week!

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Actress Jen Landon (As the World Turns) joins Dave and Matt this week to talk soap lines, dreams of joining the WBNA, endearing hypochondria and more! Plus, wanting to make out with Dana Scully, the pressure not to be out, and Matt + Dave get excited for a secret Celine Dion show.

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Jude, Sue & Jack Jack all struggle to break free of the ties that bind them.

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Connie Wang and Christian Finnegan join Negin to talk about the problem with Joe Biden and if him running for president would be a good or bad thing. Then, why is AOC so famous and does her celeb status impact her ability to be a politician? Finally, social media influencers: who, exactly, are they influencing?

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Casey and Danielle welcome two truly extraordinary guests. Jessica Chaffin is back with unpopular theories about Lisa Vanderpump and Jason Mantzoukas has a pressing question about Ken: Has he passed? Jessica and Jason give a powerful performance of Nene and Porsha’s recent text/Instagram war and Carole is outed in the boot on the ground of the century.

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Amy & Paul gaze through the looking glass into 1937’s Walt Disney fairy tale Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs! They appreciate Snow’s sense of humor, question the hygiene of squirrels washing dishes, and wonder what Disney would think of the behemoth his company has become. Plus: animation historian J.B. Kaufman explains what made Snow White so groundbreaking, and Kate Littleton, the moderator of the Unspooled Facebook group, tells us why Snow White is one of her favorite films.

Next week is All The President’s Men – who would you cast as Robert Mueller in a future movie about Russiagate? Call the Unspooled voicemail line at 747-666-5824 with your answer! Follow us on Twitter @Unspooled, get more info at unspooledpod.com, and don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts. Photo credit: Kim Troxall

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