Actor, director, writer Alex Fernie joins Paul & June in studio to talk about Marlon Brando and Val Kilmer not caring at all in 1996’s The Island of Dr. Moreau. They’ll discuss why Brando insisted to be in white face, Val Kilmer’s mocking performance of Brando later in the movie, Brando playing piano with the world’s smallest man, and more. Plus, we hear what Brando believed to be a much better ending to the movie.

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Randy and Jason announce the launch of their new spy agency, one that disguises itself as a talent agency. Additionally, in Takes, the Sklars discuss the mess that is former pro golfer John Daly and why the Cleveland Cavaliers will only ever have a fraction of the media expertise that Dennis Rodman has. Then, the Sklars welcome to the show comedian Emily Heller who talks about choosing to start her career in New York over LA and why perpetually pursuing first experiences is a must for any comedian. Later, the gang talks about the inner thoughts of Bob Uecker and a politician who doesn’t understand taxpayer money. Lastly, Chris Berman calls into discuss “Deflate Gate.”

In this week’s Two Charted Howard and Stard announce the title of their brand new album, as well as when Chartists can expect it to be available. Additionally, Kulap reveals the reason she would like to start having kids as soon as possible. Then, the gang discusses Disney’s Monkey Kingdom, as well as the infiltration of oil filters into our every day lives. Also, Kulap plays recipient to some very nice birthday gifts from Howard and Stard. Lastly, the gang explains why some songs are in fact not songs.

Sarah and Susan discuss the work of Elena Ferrante and Pat Barker as they go through the last books that made them cry. Then, fabulous actor and writer Stephen Tobolowsky joins Sarah & Susan to talk about collapsing in a pile of dirt and crying, a trio of Beethoven, As Good as It Gets, William B. Travis’ open letter “To the People of Texas & All Americans in the World,” and more.

Denzealot Sam West joins Kamau & Kevin to talk about the live #Denzel show at Union Hall, how Denzel’s leg sweep in The Mighty Quinn inspired him to become an actor, Spike Lee’s tracking shots, and how White people will react to the live version of The Wiz. Plus, Sam shares his Top 5 Favorite Denzel films of All Time and his thoughts on the future of the podcast.

Wonderful actor and musician Adam Busch joins Matt to chat about how he went full method for his role as Manolo in Léon: The Professional. Adam talks about getting a full character background for Manolo directly from director Luc Besson, the charged sexual atmosphere on the set, Danny Aiello holding court on Ninth Avenue, and the alternate endings to the film which may or may not have included a musical number. Finally, Matt closes the show with a little taste of Eric Serra’s “The Experience of Love” which leads to an important exploration of the controversy behind some of the music of the James Bond franchise.

NATALIE PORTMAN’S AUDITION: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhRW8J3gTuo

GARY OLDMAN ACTING PILLS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74BzSTQCl_c

GARY OLDMAN ‘BRING ME EVERYONE!’: https://youtu.be/d7G9qi9MYhc

Welcome back to The Black List Table Reads with Franklin Leonard, this week we are overjoyed to bring you the The Other Side from screenwriter Stacey Maltin. Set at the nexus of the Hasidic and hipster communities of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, it’s a coming-of-age story about a boy who needs to decide how he wants to live his life. It’s about the clash between modernity and tradition, the high modern and the high holy. We have a remarkable cast to match this remarkable script including Cooper Thornton, Darren Criss, Jerry Adler, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Andrew Polk, Tammy Blanchard, Wallis Currie-Wood, Pico Alexander, Ron Tsur, Bill Raymond, and Neal Lerner.

Freezing the frame with Janet Varney.

The Wild Horses cannot be tamed! Lauren Lapkus, Stephanie Allynne, Mary Holland, and Erin Whitehead are back on improv4humans with Matt Besser! They’ll go on a road trip with an annoying honker, share a romantic handkerchief story reminiscent of Grease, and use metaphors to battle with some neighbors. Plus, the Wild Horses bring the gossipy elephants of Dumbo to life in an improv4humans Movie Review! Make sure to get the Upright Citizens Brigade television show season 3 now available on DVD, the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Adam’s guest is Kristoffer Triumf, host and producer of one of the most popular podcasts in Sweden, Värvet. This long-form celebrity interview show has been in production since 2012. Kristoffer talks about what influenced him to get into podcasting. Chief amongst those influences was Marc Maron’s WTF, particularly because of the fact that long-form celebrity interviews were uncommon in Swedish media. He then tells the story of how he started Värvet, and how he got Marc to be one of his first interviews. Kristoffer also discusses the growing Swedish podcast scene, how that scene compares to US podcasting, and why he launched the English-language version of his own podcast, Värvet International. Finally, he shares his hopes and predictions for the future of podcasting. 

This week Leonard and Baron discuss three movies featuring female duos of all stripes! After praising the debut film of a famed directorial duo, they advise listeners to steer clear of the shrill caricatures that populate The Other Woman, and check out the haunting musical sister act Hilary & Jackie.

Dag is covered in blue spiders and Nausica has the perfect way to help him out: Acid. Plus, the gang finds some new items!

Horatio and Chad take the show on the road once again, the road being down the street on Sunset Blvd in Hollywood. Peter Murrieta returns to the show and we’re joined by Fran Gillespie who tries to explain to us exactly why we are celebrating Cinco De Mayo. Friend of the show, Joseph Nunez joins us on stage to do shots of tequila with the audience, but not before Horatio reveals his latest crusade: “Apatow’s got Cosby, I’m bringing down Shatner!”, Horatio also humbly shares a story about how he helped a crippled Iranian man walk again. 

Kulap and Howard are joined by, actor and comedian, Nate Craig for this special birthday episode of Who Charted. Nate talks about his new album Eggshell, how to interact with the owner of a dog that has bitten you, and what’s it like to watch the Super Bowl with Howard. Additionally, Howard talks about how he developed the voice, opinion, and outlook of a woman. Then, Nate “green-lights” Howard and Kulap’s latest idea for a podcast wherein two hosts are out to destroy each other. Lastly, while fielding questions from Chartists, Nate talks about why Louie is the best show on Netflix.

I found out why there are so many purple banners in town. The Chief Eunuch of Belaroth is visiting Hogsface… and he’s here to see me!

The Shrimps take on the Dribbling Dolls at North Weddington Rec. Center. Matt Gourley and Mark McConville call the action.

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Join Kevin as he sits down with Peter Gould (co-creator, Better Call Saul) as they discuss creating Saul Goodman, filming in Albuquerque, and Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul character crossovers. Just a heads up, this episode contains spoilers!

DJ and musician Mike Relm joins Jensen & Matty to talk about finding out about DVDJ, touring with the Blue Man Group, working with Jon Favreau, releasing his own line of glasses, the artist Tink, Rhythm Roulette, Broken Age, ASMR, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, Mortal Kombat X fatalities, how we’re late on Inside Amy Schumer, Bruce Lee, Game of Thrones, and many other things you should know about.

Twitter superstar Tracy Marquez joins Deanna & Emily to talk about the real life inspiration behind some of her hilarious tweets, what’s it like working as a cashier at a pharmacy chain, and her dream job. Plus, Tracy crushes it with some amazing one liners!

Kyle and Tig talk about their missed opportunities on tour and what it’s like to perform at colleges, and David announces a new TV show he’ll be hosting. Then, Maria Tornberg from Super Troopers comes by the hatch to talk about her path to the entertainment industry through the world of modeling, the process of making her own film. and weigh in on Tig’s wedding details.

After the guys voluntarily decide not to do an intro segment due to circumstances under their control, NICK KROLL shows up to discuss what a big fan he is of the show, talk about why his movie Adult Beginners is a nice movie, and play some clips from his favorite pilots of this season.

Randy, Jason, and Daniel welcome to the show Chunky B., who reveals how he got his nickname, what it’s like working with Dr. Phil, and which Osmond sibling is funnier and why. Additionally, the gang discusses the launch of Daniel Van Kirk’s new Chili’s campaign. Then, the guys cover headlines that include a real life Grizzly Man, a woman who thinks that some hair and a tattoo qualify as clothes, and finally, the least aerodynamic super hero of all time. Lastly, Robert Durst leaves a voicemail wherein he explains why he recently urinated on a shelf full of candy.

Joe Lynch, director of Everly and Knights of Badassdom, joins Devin & Amy this week with a groovy nomination for the canon: Evil Dead II. The astonishing camera work in Sam Raimi’s gore-comedy sequel inspired his own filmmaking, but does the first Evil Dead deserve more recognition for its X-rated cult legacy? Either way, can everyone agree that the scene between Ash vs. his own hand one of the finest pieces of physical comedy ever on film? Tune in for the discussion of a horror film with Three Stooges humor — and head to the forums on Wolfpop to cast the deciding vote!

What you see is what you get when it comes to actor, comedian, and all around great guy Jack Black. Jack talks about the one time he drew a Satan Claus picture for Martin Scorsese, savoring the latest hot out of the even Letterman episodes, his thoughts on his past appearance on Getting Doug with High, having an early obsession with John Malkovich, and much more.

Comedy legend Andy Richter of Conan is back to celebrate the 350th episode of Comedy Bing! Bong! Andy tells us about his dating life, how meeting your heroes is sometimes awkward, and the Fast & Furious movies. Then, royal watcher Byron Denniston returns to talk about why he left royal watching only to recently get back into it and does a little royal baby roleplaying with Andy & Scott.

Paul F. Tompkins welcomes adults and children of all genders but NOT pets to Spontaneanation! This week he is joined by special guest Kaitlin Olson of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia! They chat about Kaitlin’s favorite invention, changing into soft clothes at home, and the unusual trick-or-treating arrangement on the Olson ancestral home. Paul is then joined by improvisers Mark McConville, Chris Tallman and Jean Villepique, to improvise a story set at a UFC Weigh-In. As always, the astonishing Eban Schletter scores it all on piano. Will Crusher Emily, the Sausage Maker from the Cuyahoga defeat Monster (not Demon) Brad? Tune in to find out!

Los Angeles: Spontaneanation will be LIVE in front of your very eyes with special guests on Friday, June 19th at Largo at the Coronet! Get tickets now at http://www.largo-la.com/!

In 1848, on the eve of the California Gold Rush, there were less than 1000 white settlers living in the California territory. Within the next 2 years, that number would jump up to 100,000, making it the largest mass-migration in US history. In the early 1920s, the film industry would create a 2nd and more lasting population boom in California, as throngs of hopefuls moved cross-country to become rich and famous movie stars. By 1962, California was the most populous state in the union.

The state now balances on a curious precipice. California produces a majority of the country’s fruits, vegetables and nuts, yet is in the midst of a drought that’s turning one region into a poisonous dust-bowl. The libertarian pot-farmers of the north use 8% of the state’s electricity, yet are trying to secede and form their own state. San Francisco has been entirely taken over by the tech industry’s wealthy and the city’s tradition of taking care of its lowest class is falling by the wayside. Los Angeles has been a smog-riddled nightmare from the fever-dreams of John Carpenter ever since the auto industry deliberately razed the public transportation system. And an Austrian-sounding robot sent from the future to destroy humanity served as governor for 8 years.

This week, we give Florida a break and take a look at the dark history of the Golden State. Jack O’Brien is joined by Cracked editors Dan O’Brien and Robert Evans as they discuss the state’s unexpectedly high murder rate, its burgeoning marijuana industry, and why, since 1848, it’s seduced millions into thinking they can get rich quick.

Two of the greatest performers ever starred in a movie that was so bad they made a documentary about it. Next week get ready for the 1996 version of The Island of Dr. Moreau! This week Paul talks about the science of face switching as he goes through Corrections and Omissions for Face Off and praises the squatty potty as he answers your Qs!

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Remember Three Men and a Baby? Imagine if there were sixty-five of them. But college girls.