Comedian Josh Thomas sits down with Cameron about his experience at the American DMV, casting queer folks in queer TV and movie roles, and the changing conversation in Australia.

This episode is sponsored by TomboyX (www.tomboyx.com/QUEERY code: QUEERY).

Live from Onion Fest in Chicago, Paul, June, and Jason discuss the 1996 Demi Moore film Striptease. They cover everything including vaseline on Burt Reynold’s body, Ving Rhame’s yogurt scheme, the thought process behind the name “Flesh Farm,” and more. Plus, stay tuned at the end for all the extra amazing 2nd Opinions theme songs!

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Writer, producer and recent Grand Marshall of SF Pride (!) Our Lady J joins Dave and Matt this week for all the Dolly, Whitney and Tori talk, growing up in and leaving Amish Country, being trans in the online dating world, and finding Christianity in a new way. Plus, Nanette love, Handmaid’s Tale fears, and Dave + Matt dig into the Drag Race finale.

Michael compares the world of Jude the Obscure to River City, Iowa, and he asks writer Nell Scovell if there’s a pill he can take for his Female Problem.

Lizz Winstead (The Daily Show) and Greg Proops (The Smartest Man in the World) join Negin to chat about July 4th memories, hot dogs and the state of patriotism. Plus, Fake the Nation listeners share their wish list for America!

This episode is sponsored by Psyonix (www.rocketleague.com).

Cam and Rhea talk LeBron James, smoke bombs and Ohio. Sets from Jackie Kashian, Dan Ahdoot, Steph Tolev, Molly Ruben-Long and Neel Nanda.

Jake Hurwitz, Amir Blumenfeld, and Marty Michael, co-founders of the HeadGum podcast network, join Lex on the Wolf Den. The four talk about how HeadGum came to be, and reveal the topic so controversial it almost tore the group apart. Jake and Amir also give their thoughts on how podcasting has affected their careers and comedy in general, and the viability of a million-dollar podcast deal.

This week Paul & Amy tear through 1967’s revolutionary “Bonnie And Clyde!” They discuss how the film mixes wildly different tones, adore Faye Dunaway’s style, and learn the secret source of those terrifying gunshot sounds.  Plus: An interview with the writer of Bonnie & Clyde, Robert Benton!

Call the Unspooled voicemail line at 747-666-5824 with your best gun or explosion sound effects for Platoon! Follow us on Twitter @Unspooled, and don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts.

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Anthony Atamanuik, Gil Ozeri, John Gemberling, Adam Pally, Jessica St. Clair, Lennon Parham, Chad Carter, Jon Gabrus, Matt Walsh, and Ian Roberts join Matt Besser LIVE from the 20th annual Del Close Marathon! They’ll perform scenes about combative healing rock salesmen, the search for an antique claw hammer, and a man who may have accidentally purchased a daughter. Plus, they’ll deal with lounge chair nazis, making baby food in open spaces, and a board game about life experiences.

This episode is sponsored by Squarespace (www.squarespace.com code: IMPROV).

Frittering away with Craig Bierko. (Recorded live at The Bell House in Brooklyn, New York on June 2, 2018.)

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Comedian Jermaine Fowler (Sorry To Bother You) joins Andrew and Tawny to discuss a mother with a MAGA hat breaking a pool’s baby with a diaper rule, greeting others using their native language, and more. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

The wonderful Yeardley Smith (The Simpsons, Small Town Dicks Podcast) returns to join Matt to discuss her role as Putter Jacks in the 1985 film The Legend of Billie Jean. Yeardley also talks about her experience as the sassy virgin secretary on Herman’s Head, her first film Heaven Help Us, and jumping onto the fast moving train that was Sports Night. Plus, she shares stories of roles she didn’t end up getting which include The Goonies, The Purple Rose of Cairo, and My Sister Sam.

This episode is brought to you by You Can’t Make This Up podcast.

Comedians Ariel Dumas (The Late Show with Stephen Colbert) & Monique Moses (IFC’s Comedy Crib) join Jo & Manolo to play listener-created games with callers, including a special call from Michael Ian Black (Obscure podcast). 

Games played: Lionballs Loses His Head, Let The Right One Win, and Dr. Real Estate

Ryan Huber is an ethicists, PhD, and theologian who joins Jonathan to talk ethics, the life and death of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the rise of Adolf Hitler and Nazism in post-WWI Germany, and what we can learn from the past.

Find Ryan Huber on Twitter @ryanmhuber or visit his site https://arcdigital.media.

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Danielle has some breaking news.

Sean and Hayes are joined by RIKI LINDHOME from Garfunkel and Oates and Another Period for another big performance they’re doing.

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We’re back, earlier than expected, with part 2 of our back to back watch of Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace.

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Guest host Samm Levine is joined by Casper Van Dien (and his lovely wife, Jenny Van Dien) to discuss Starship Troopers, Sleepy Hollow, and street names in New Jersey.

A young grandmother with a family tree that involves some unusually complicated math talks with Gethard about rolling with the punches and rising above the obstacles that life puts in her way.

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Jensen and Matty are back together to talk about getting up OFF Twitter, vegemite, bird scooters, how we were wrong about Adidas, and many more things you should know about.

Zach & Jess take the stage solo for the first time on OFF BOOK with king of pianist, pianist of kings Scott Passarella joining behind the mic for a bit! It’s a musical revolution packed with talking animals, harpsichords, and Tom Ka soup. With trippy songs like “Soup to the Troops”, “Sherbert von Vanilla” and “Stupid Stupid Stupid Motivation”, you’ll be feeling high off the back of a frog in no time. 

This episode is brought to you by Leesa (www.leesa.com/OFFBOOK).

Recorded live from Largo at the Coronet in Los Angeles, Marissa and Listler travel once again from Marina Del Ray to Hollywood to present an episode of their podcast project Womp It Up! We’ll catch up with Health teacher Mr. Joe Bongo (Andy Daly), Humanities teacher Rhonda DeLuce (Danielle Schneider), Drama teacher Dr. Lionel Drioche (Seth Morris), and star theatre student Marissa Willard (Casey Wilson) as they preview the newest project from Marina Del Rey High’s theatre department.

Vox film critic Alissa Wilkinson joins Amy this week to discuss the 1975 documentary “Grey Gardens.” They break down the film’s more difficult moments, examining the relationship between Big Edie and Little Edie as well as the undercurrent of latent sadness. Plus, they consider the direction and vision of Albert and David Maysles, themes of capitalism and decay, and how “Grey Gardens” encapsulates the central question of documentary. Should “Grey Gardens” enter The Canon? Cast your vote on the Earwolf forums now!

Freedom: it can be the noblest-sounding justification for bailing on stuff. And it’s as American as the Pilgrims, who escaped persecution in England by going to the New World (so they could persecute themselves for a change). Of course, life today is much different: the oceans are mapped, the First Amendment protects all our religions, and Thanksgiving is a minor holiday setting the stage for Black Friday. But what if we told you that the impulse to Mayflower away from the rest of us is stronger than ever, and weirder than ever, with a dark secret most people don’t notice?

On this week’s episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt is joined by Cracked’s Kristi Harrison for a look at two broad movements that want to movement the heck outta here. They’ll dig into why a floating libertarian paradise and an ahistorical “Western” culture obsession can spring from the same impulse. They’ll uncover how both groups are built on hopes that practices like voting, women’s suffrage, and gay rights might go away. And Alex & Kristi will affirm why you don’t need to build your own survival bunker slash boat just because all the other kids are doing it.

Footnotes: https://goo.gl/A7uPXo

Gilbert and Frank celebrate the 40th anniversary of “Animal House” with actor Tim Matheson, who recalls his original audition for the role of Eric “Otter” Stratton, his onscreen chemistry with co-star Peter Riegert and his working relationship (and friendship) with the late, great John Belushi. Also, Tim takes a lesson from Henry Fonda, takes a call from Steven Spielberg, shares a bed with Mel Brooks and shares the screen with TimConway and Don Knotts. PLUS: “Johnny Quest”! Sam Kinison! In praise of Jack Warden! Dean Wormer meets Iron Man! And Tim tries (in vain) to save the National Lampoon!

Paul F. Tompkins surprises unsuspecting listeners on today’s Spontaneanation! This time out, Paul’s special guest is actor and improviser Veronica Osorio of the Treks and the City Podcast! Veronica chats about what she would make a souvenir penny machine for, why she’s been drawing vaginas lately, and dubbing the songs for Dorothy during a performance of The Wizard of Oz in high school. Then, they are joined by improvisers Amanda Lund, Shaun Diston, and Matt Gourley, to improvise a story set in Palm Springs. And as always, Eban (only the best) Schletter scores it all on piano!

This episode is brought to you by Leesa (www.leesa.com/PFT).

The boy king of Grimfallon stops by the Ruffled Feather along with his au pair, Bormp.

Credits:

Arnie: Arnie Niekamp
Chunt: Adal Rifai
Usidore: Matt Young
Dartholomew, the Boy King: Jordan Morris
Bormp, the Au Pair: Jesse Thorn
Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen
Tricia: Kate James

Producers: Arnie Niekamp, Ryan DiGiorgi, Evan Jacover
Editor: Tim Joyce
Theme Music: Andy Poland
Magic Tavern Logo: Allard Laban
Audio Assistance: Jason Knox
Production Assistance: Garrett Schultz

Actor Lakeith Stanfield joins Scott to talk about his first performances, auditioning for FX’s Atlanta, and his new film Sorry to Bother You. Then, dialect coach Darlington Cassel stops by to take us through a selection of her accents, and department store employee Nancy Yi drops in to explain why she isn’t having fun at her job.

This episode is sponsored by Ben & Jerry’s (www.store.benjerry.com), ZipRecruiter (www.ziprecruiter.com/CBB), and HotelTonight.