The hot and hip Robin Lord Taylor joins Ronna & Beverly to talk about reading through Batman comics to get a better sense of the Penguin (which he portrays on Gotham), playing skateboard bros in commercials early on in his career, being roommates with Billy Eichner, Alan Cumming’s “Club Cumming,” and more. Plus, the ladies finally catch up on all of their shout outs!

Randy and Jason welcome to show pro-wrestler Chris Jericho, who talks about being the son of a pro-hockey player, life in wrestling, and what it’s like to take a spike to the head. Additionally, Chris talks about the transitioning world of professional sports and how it relates to stand up comedy. Then, the Sklars welcome to the show Nick Mundy, who explains why Chris Jericho was the perfect candidate for his new show, wherein he portrays a cop, in between crimes. Later, the gang discusses a Nascar fan who takes his passion for the sport too far and a soccer player who doesn’t know what a prank is. Lastly, Manny Pacquiao stops by in studio to talk about how he’ll keep himself busy during his shoulder rehab.

Welcome back to Down and Dirty with Dr. Doug (Nick Kroll), the call-in show that helps people deal with their pooch! On this episode Dr. Doug talks to a caller by the name of Tawny about the relationship with her dog Rambo going to the next level. Pamela from Big Bear also calls in to share her thoughts on Tawny and Rambo’s relationship. Plus, Traci Reardon joins Dr. Doug in studio to offer advice on dating, haircuts, and more to her Twitter followers in her recurring segment, “Help Me, Rhonda.”

In this exceptionally personal and raw episode of Two Charted, Kulap and guest host, Armen Weitzman, talk about the hardship and unique necessity of having to mourn the loss of a friend.

Andrew Ti and special guest Aamer Rahman finish the week off by discussing Light skin privilege. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Kathryn P. McMurphy, the Patron Saint of #Denzealots returns this week to join Kamau & Kevin as they discuss the 2002 thriller John Q. They talk about knowing that things are going to go bad whenever you see Denzel having a good time with family, subtle hints of Training Day Denzel in the movie, and why Denzel gets shot better than any other actor in Hollywood. Plus, Justin X aka Black Judgement stops by to go through the list of Black People Homework and White People Homework movies and the #uncledenzel meme is addressed. New York: Get your tickets now for a LIVE episode of Denzel Washington Is The Greatest Actor of All Time Period at Union Hall in Brooklyn on Monday, May 11th! Tix: https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/841103

In episode four of The Black List Table Reads with Franklin Leonard, we finally have come to the exciting conclusion of the hilarious script BALLS OUT. When we last left Bill Simmers, he had just taken the blue pill. He’s popped a viagra, headed over to Olivia’s house, and things were not looking pretty. Plus, Franklin announces the second script to receive the Black List Table Reads treatment which will begin next week! BALLS OUT comes from the minds of Malcolm Spellman and Tim Talbott. It’s brought to life by help of Paul Scheer, Jason Mantzoukas, Lauren Lapkus, Matt Walsh, Eugene Cordero, Casey Wilson, Chris Cox, Joe Wengert, and Craig Mazin.

Singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield of Waxahatchee joins Seth Morris, Pamela Murphy, Jeff Hiller, and Matt Besser for a musical episode of improv4humans! We’ll hear Katie play some songs that will inspire scenes about whether you should hang out with the person you just broke up with, using too many pauses while speaking as a way of seduction, and mentioning your hometown in the lyrics of a song. Make sure to get the Upright Citizens Brigade television show season 3 now available on DVD, the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, and Waxahatchee’s music over at www.waxahatcheemusic.com!

Crashing the party with Timothy Simons.

Aamer Rahman and Andrew talk about a caller’s college story about being pretty White. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Kulap and guest host Armen Weitzman welcome to the show June Diane Raphael, who talks about her Netflix series Grace and Frankie, what kind of things an actress should be eating on set, and how Armen is viewed by ladies in the industry. Additionally, in a chart exclusive, June announces a possible dance party that will feature enough slow music for Armen to feel comfortable. Then, the gang discusses TV’s, tablets, phones, and how each are changing the generations of the future. Lastly, in fielding questions from Chartists, June casts herself in the movie Face Off.

Jake Fogelnest became a television star and cult hero at 14 years old with MTV’s SQUiRT TV, attracting the attention of all of the comedy and rock stars in New York City in the 90’s. Naturally, he became best friends with Horatio but only after Horatio asked Jake to “climb a bridge with me”. Jake shares a story about a bit Horatio and Jimmy Fallon did in front of Michael Stipe at McManus. From now on, whenever you hear “McManus” on The Hooray Show, drink. Unless you have a problem. Then don’t. Be sure to Check out the bonus content for this episode.

While Baron is on assignment, Leonard welcomes a special guest-co-host, his daughter Jessie Maltin to discuss the movies that made a deep impact on them in their formative years. Tune in to hear which films changed the game for both Maltins from generation to generation.

Guest commentator Colin Hanks joins us as the Shrimps take on The Kimmy Dribblers at Pan Pacific Park. Matt Gourley and Mark McConville call the action.

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It’s finally time for Bob to claim the pain and despair caused by his childhood bully Barto Lundstrum (Ed Helms). Bob confronts Barto about their past scuffles and moves forward to learn how Barto’s new energy drink company “Motor Juice” has been treating him. Plus, Bob has a special announcement about the future of the show.

The conversation continues after the Bazan has faded away. This bonus content picks up right where we leave off at the end of “The Funniest Thing Michael Stipe Ever Saw”. Horatio tells the story of Toscanini’s Garden at 30 Rock and Jake and his ex-girlfriend decide to do historical research on porn theaters in New York and LA.

Our adventurers took down a humanoid spider creature and now have laid their eyes on a glimmer that shines further into the mysterious cave. Could it be treasure? Does Winter’s fart still linger within the cave? Tune in to find out!

Aamer Rahman & Andrew talk about whether Google is racist for it’s auto-search of “beautiful women.” Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

I just want to apologize in advance. I couldn’t find a guest for this episode and, frankly, I’m feeling pretty homesick.

Writer and Professional Jake Fogelnest joins Jensen & Matty to talk about how to start a water company, his crazy year writing for Funny or Die, the Wet Hot American Summer Netflix series, Hulu’s Difficult People, and Billy On The Street, selling a show to IFC, Mike Posner, Girlpool, The Black List Table Reads, Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck, Periscope, how we’re late on Weird Al: The Book, My Lunches with Orson, Ms .45, and many other things you should know about.

The lovely Annie Bright and Annie Curry join Deanna & Emily to talk about the proper way to experience the feels, what it means to go “hard on it,” and how to fancy up your lingo. The Annies also share the first ever OMFG! fan art!

Sean and Hayes have to catch up on a backlog of ads this week, so they subtly add them in throughout this week’s chat with the very funny TV writer Neil Casey of Outer Space. Neil opens up to the boys about Paul Feig, The Joker, SNL memories, working at Amy Schumer, his upcoming work, and his best celebrity encounter.

Kyle explains what a tea ceremony is and David describes what he dislikes about Los Angeles. Then, filmmaker Robbie Pickering joins the gang to talk about the challenges of making a film with a tight budget — from script writing, film festivals, advertising, and so much more. Finally, Kyle closes out the show with a mother meditation and a couple body raps.

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On this week’s episode, Randy, Jason, and Daniel, welcome to the show Gilbert Gottfried, who talks about his tenure on The Howard Stern Show, his role in Beverly Hills Cop, and his time on Saturday Night Live. Then, the gang covers headlines that include; a man who tries to go to space, a town that has recently decided that their motto might be the worst, and a fellow that runs a business out of his belly. Lastly, Mark Wahlberg stops to discuss his ability change lives from a distance of 30,000 feet.

Aamer Rahman & Andrew talk about if it’s racist to hate on Black people who judge White people because their ancestors had slaves. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

The delightful Elizabeth Olsen aka Lizzy joins Josh to chat about the defining New York moment she recently had that would be a rare occurrence in Los Angeles, meeting with Woody Allen, the incredible work ethic of her sisters Mary-Kate & Ashley, becoming Scarlet Witch on the big screen, and much more.

Get ready for a nostalgia bomb to drop as Devin & Amy discuss their first John Hughes film, 1986’s Pretty in Pink. Is there any real drama in the movie other than who Andie should have ended up with in the end? Is Duckie one of the worst obnoxious nerd characters of all 80s movies? How did Harry Dean Stanton get miscast in this? Tune in to hear Devin & Amy share stories of their prom and head to the forums on Wolfpop to cast the deciding vote!

The hilarious Aamer Rahman joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they discuss Australia and the Australian news story on the biracial twins. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

6 years ago and no score today a comedy podcast was born. My, oh, my how time has flown by! IT’S BEEN 6 years of Comedy Bang! Bang! The Podcast and old friends and new friends stop by to celebrate. Expect to hear from some show favorites like a boss of cakes, a naughty elf, a resurrected Beatle, and a man’s man who might be a duck. But what would a celebration be without some new friends like a wise man who observes and keeps time, a German blast from Scott’s past, a cool dude who is tapped into pop-culture, and a mysterious 11-year-old boy. Join us for this special sexversary!

Back from the Marina Del Ray Public Library, Wompler & Listler are back with another episode of WOMP IT UP hot out of the oven! During Hot Topix, we find out that Wompler agreed to be a part of a foreign exchange program and now has Lil’ Nicky (Chris Gethard), high school student from suburban New Jersey living with her. He joins them bearing Mexican cokes during Listler’s Love Lockdown. Later, we hear about Lil’ Nicky’s passion for mopeds, the kinds of ghosts he has encountered while ghost hunting, and managing Jersey’s hottest acapella group Deep Treble.