Ex-squire Rocky Cocodino is here to sell some lightly used warhorses.

Credits:

Arnie: Arnie Niekamp

Chunt: Adal Rifai
Usidore: Matt Young
Rocky Cocodino: Tim Lyons
Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen
Craig: Ryan DiGiorgi

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

This episode is brought to you by Punch Escrow (www.thepunchescrow.com) and Audible (www.audible.com/TAVERN).

This week on Politically Re-Active we dedicated a full episode to the events that stirred the nation last weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia. We asked our listeners to call in and share their thoughts. And they sure did show up! We received more than 50 powerful messages centering on love, education, and perseverance. Thank you for inspiring us.

For updates on us, follow Politically Re-Active on Facebook (@politicallyreactive) and Twitter (@PoliticReActive.) Send us your comments using the #politicallyreactive. Thanks! Check out Hari’s tour dates and albums at Harikondabolu.com and for all Kamau’s projects check out wkamaubell.com.

Jon Lovett of Pod Save America joins Paul, June, and Jason to discuss the 1987 live action film adaptation of the children’s trading card series The Garbage Pail Kids Movie. Recorded live from Largo at the Coronet in Los Angeles, they talk about whether or not some of the Garbage Pail Kids are adults, prisoners in the State Home for the Ugly, what’s the deal with Juice and his gang, and much more.

This episode is brought to you by Brigsby Bear and Casper Mattresses (www.casper.com/HOW code: HOW).

Check out new HDTGM merch over at https://www.teepublic.com/user/howdidthisgetmade

Where to Find Jason, June & Paul:

Paul’s new comedy Drive Share is available on Go90. Paul can be seen on Veep. You can see June and Paul on NTSF:SD:SUV:: on HULU. June stars in Grace and Frankie on Netflix, as well as Lady Dynamite alongside with Jason.

Jason can be seen in The House, The Lego Batman Movie, How to Be Single, Sleeping with Other People, and is still indeed in The Dictator.

Welcome back to another episode of The Tonic of Wildness with your hosts and former park rangers Grahamjer Hyde (Kelly Hudson) and Len Chord (Dan Klein)! It’s the podcast where we talk all things wilderness, public parks, and mother nature. This week they are joined by animal safety expert Margaret Stone to tell us about her life as an outdoor dweller, her most recent mauling incident, and being an animal provoker. Plus, Traci Reardon stops by to answer Twitter questions about asexuality in another edition of “Help Me Rhonda.”

This episode is brought to you by Modcloth (www.modcloth.com code: LAPKUS).

Casey and Danielle go guest-less this week as they take on THREE cities. Exhausted and battle worn they come out the other side with a new respect for Real housewives of Dallas and less respect for themselves. Plus, Casey needs a bra for an unexpected part of her body and we find out some breaking news about a publication simply known as “Nobleman”.

This episode is brought to you by Rent The Runway (www.renttherunway.com/Unlimited code: HOUSEWIVES) and Away (www.awaytravel.com/housewives code: HOUSEWIVES).

Christian Finnegan (The Fun Part) and Irene Bremis (The Scuttlebutt) join Negin to discuss white supremacy, confederate monuments, and Trump’s abominable remarks at Trump Tower. Plus, they dig into the plan from Betsy DeVos to weaken Title IX and ponder: what’s the difference between lying and being polite?

This episode is brought to you by Modcloth (www.modcloth.com code: FAKE).

Christopher Nolan month continues on Cracked Movie Club! Today, Christopher Nolan is one of the most famous commercial filmmakers in the world, but back in the year 2000, nobody knew who the hell he was. That all changed with the release of Memento, a psychological thriller written by Nolan and his brother Jonathan about a man struggling to solve a murder after being stricken with a rare form of amnesia that prevents him from making new memories. The movie’s uniquely disjointed narrative structure made it an overwhelming success, and put Christopher Nolan on the map, where he has remained ever since. 

This week, Tom and Abe are joined by comedian Eric Lampaert of Comedians Cinema Club to discuss Memento’s themes of memory as an unreliable force, how much of the film’s narrative we can actually trust, and whether or not you would starve to death if you couldn’t remember the last time you ate. 

Actress, comedian, and writer Dannah Phirman (The Hotwives of Orlando, WordGirl, Newsreaders) joins Sarah and Susan to talk about watching Real Housewives as research for her show The Hotwives, “Traveling Soldier” by Dixie Chicks, the goodbye scene from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, “We All Sing with the Same Voice” from Sesame Street, and The Snowman.

Shacking up with Matt Braunger.

This episode is brought to you by Blue Apron (www.blueapron.com/NEVER).

Max Temkin, co-creator of Cards Against Humanity and the Chicago Podcast Cooperative, joins Chris and Lex on the Wolf Den. The three discuss how Cards Against Humanity went from a game created by high school friends to a highly profitable performance art piece. Max also talks about his reasons for starting the Chicago Podcast Co-op, his role in bringing Hello From the Magic Tavern to Earwolf, and his favorite podcast ads.

On a very special episode of Comedy Bang! Bang!, Scott is in conversation with actor and comedian Brett Gelman of iBrain, Twin Peaks, and Mad Men fame for the entire show. They put their past tensions aside as they discuss the themes and messages that reside in Brett’s new film “Lemon” which he co-wrote and stars in alongside a star-studded cast. Plus, Brett reads a hand-written letter addressed to him from his close friend Hillary Clinton.

Kamau and Hari dive deep into the events that stirred the nation this past weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia. One of the largest white supremacist demonstrations in recent US history led to the death of anti-racist protester Heather Heyer and injured many others. Journalist/activist Spencer Sunshine explains the historical background of white supremacy groups in America and how they organize themselves today. We also hear from Media Matters senior fellow Matthew Gertz, community organizer Rosa Clemente, Pastor Michael McBride, and OUR LISTENERS. They all share how they’re processing this moment and taking action.

Follow our guests:

• Spencer Sunshine (@transform6789) https://spencersunshine.com/publications/
• Matthew Gertz (@MattGertz) https://www.mediamatters.org/authors/matt-gertz/51
• Rosa Clemente (@rosaclemente) http://rosaclemente.net
• Pastor Michael McBride (@pastormykmac) http://www.livefreeusa.org

For updates on us, follow Politically Re-Active on Facebook and Twitter (@PoliticReActive.) Send us your comments using the #politicallyreactive. Thanks! Check out Hari’s tour dates and albums at Harikondabolu.com and for all Kamau’s projects check out wkamaubell.com.

This episode is sponsored by Texture (www.texture.com/REACTIVE) and Michael Moore’s “The Terms of My Surrender.”

Bryan and Erin take a moment this week to address the tragic events in Charlottesville and to discuss what we can do moving forward. Then, they dive into a story about a Missouri high school that censored its gay students’ yearbook quotes as well as the history of female involvement with the Ku Klux Klan. Plus, guests Kimmy Gatewood and Rebekka Johnson talk about how they developed their fabulous wrestling skills for the Netflix series GLOW before launching into a game of Shade or No Shade.

This episode is brought to you by ModCloth (www.modcloth.com code: SHADE), ThirdLove (www.thirdlove.com/SHADE), Southern New Hampshire University, and Rover (www.rover.com/shade code: SHADE).

Cory Branan returns along with Will Hines, Sean Conroy, Mary Holland, and Seth Morris for a musical improv4humans! Cory plays songs off his new album “Adios” that inspire scenes about toilet paper slogans, goofy high school sports nicknames, and an overly affectionate doctor. Plus, we find out what happens when Grandpa brings his second head to Thanksgiving dinner.

This episode is brought to you by Wohven (www.wohven.com code: improv).

Actress Beth Dover (Wet Hot American Summer, Orange Is the New Black) joins Howard and Kulap for this week’s Who Charted! She reminisces about bartending at the Magic Castle before they count down iTunes’ Top 5 Hot Tracks. Then, Beth shares stories of living all across the world during the Movie Chart. Later, Two Charted brings a special segment featuring the H. Michael Quiz.

On this episode of Cracked Gets Personal, Robert Evans and Brandon Johnson talk to three former pain pill addicts. Peter Grinspoon was a doctor, getting high at night and treating other drug addicts by day. Brendan stole dope from his dying father’s stash of cancer meds. Ed just loved sex on heroin. Our sources will tell you about their experiences lying, cheating and stealing to get high, they’ll talk about uncontrollable orgasms, and about how many gallons of urine it takes prove your sobriety.

On this inaugural episode of the Cracked Gets Personal, Brandon Johnson and Robert Evans look into the world of emergency medicine. This podcast features stories from two doctors, an ER nurse, and a physician’s assistant. They’ve got insane tales of butt-based disasters, alligator hunts gone wrong and the dumbest patients they’ve ever encountered. They also try to help us answer humankind’s most pressing question: which gender is more likely to accidentally lose foreign objects inside themselves?

This episode is brought to you by Casper (www.casper.com/PERSONAL).

Writer and stand-up comedian Jena Friedman returns to join Andrew to discuss news stress, Politicon, Nazi paraphernalia being sold in an antique shop, and much more. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Green Party candidate and Harvard-educated doctor Jill Stein (D’Arcy Carden) returns to Hard Nation, where she avoids answering whether she’s responsible for Donald Trump by playing Never Have I Ever and Zip Zap Kraut. Later, Jimmy Buffett (Geoff Garlock) calls in to preach the gospel of island livin’ and keeping the bad people out. Plus: Mark thinks Nazis are bad!

This episode is brought to you by Casper Mattresses (www.casper.com/HARD).

On this inaugural episode of the Cracked Gets Personal, Brandon Johnson and Robert Evans look into the world of emergency medicine. This podcast features stories from two doctors, an ER nurse, and a physician’s assistant. They’ve got insane tales of butt-based disasters, alligator hunts gone wrong and the dumbest patients they’ve ever encountered. They also try to help us answer humankind’s most pressing question: which gender is more likely to accidentally lose foreign objects inside themselves?

Episode two of Cracked Gets Personal is available now on its own feed, and new episodes will be released every Wednesday. Search for “Cracked Gets Personal” on your podcast app of choice or click here to subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://goo.gl/cj7V5h

Actress Azure Parsons joins Matt this week to discuss her role as Charmaine Boudreaux on the hit television series “True Detective.” She tells Matt about her first reaction to reading her part as well as the strategies she took to enmesh herself into such a dark mindset. Then, she shares the unusual way in which she nabbed the role and her recollections of run-ins with Woody Harrelson. Later, Matt gets fellow “True Detective” actors Christopher Berry and Dave Davis on the line to talk about getting roughed up by Matthew McConaughey and how they landed on the right motivations for their characters.

This episode is brought to you by HelloFresh (www.hellofresh.com code: IWTT30)

Comedian Erica Rhodes joins Jensen and guest co-host Drew Unga to talk about performing on A Prairie Home Companion since the age of 10, Coast Modern, Eva and the Vagabond Tales, Ingrid Goes West, how we were late on Live PD, and many more things you should know about.

This episode is brought to you by MVMT Watches (www.mvmtwatches.com).

Steve Agee joins the Matts for a revisit of the Pierce Brosnan Classic(?), Goldeneye. Plus, the latest Bond 25 news with our man in the east, Phil Nobile Jr.

Having dealt with mental health issues and an eating disorder this caller now helps others confront those problems. She tells Chris about the repercussions of coming out in a small town, and the two discuss their strategies for dealing with anxiety, including the best funny animal videos on YouTube.

This episode is brought to you by Talkspace (www.talkspace.com/beautiful), Casper Mattresses (www.casper.com/BEAUTIFUL), Stamps.com (www.stamps.com code: BEAUTIFUL), and Book of The Month: Bound to Delight (www.bookofthemonth.com/STORIES).

Join Kevin as he sits down with actor Josh Hopkins (Cougar Town, G.I. Jane). Josh chats about being a self-proclaimed TV show killer, breaking the fourth wall in real life, and he makes up a song about the Sundance Film Festival.

This episode is brought to you by Littleton Coin (www.littletoncoin.com/chatshow).

NICK WIGER from the Doughboys has come to visit the boys and help them come up with some new segments for their show.

This episode is brought to you by Chapman University (www.chapman.edu/grad).

Child actress Ella Anderson joins Emily and Deanna this week to talk about her new film “The Glass Castle.” She talks about playing a young Brie Larson and working with Woody Harrelson before they dive into Ella’s skin care line, “Aiko by Ella.” Later, the girls get Ella to dish on who she knows and how she feels about them.