Rapper Gangsta Boo joins Jensen & Matty to talk about how she became the first and only female member of Three 6 Mafia at the age of fourteen, the difference between Gangsta Boo the character and Lola, killing it on Run the Jewels 2, Fresno rapper Fashawn, The Walking Dead, NBA bound high schooler Thon Maker, Floss Gloss x Gangsta Boo collector’s edition nail polish, Blue Apron, how we’re late on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Moon Knight, Empire, and many other things you should know about.

Comedian, actor, writer Lamar Woods & Andrew talk about people who don’t understand parody and satire. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Tig, Kyle, and David are all back together again to chat about what’s new in their personal lives. Then, Greg Behrendt stops by the hatch to talk about his emotional journey as a writer that took him through mental health, addiction, and depression. Tig opens up about her own process and fan feedback and the whole gang discusses fame, personal growth, and narcissism.

Sean and Hayes punish America for discussing a dress picture when there are real problems in the world. Then it’s time for a high-tech new segment, Riff’rent Strokes for Different Jokes: Academy Burn-Wards Edition where the guys play a recording of their live Oscar riffing. Finally, Demi Adejuyigbe and Kevin Porter, THE GILMORE GUYS, enter the studio to explain why they copied Hayes and Sean and listen to some clips from Wolfcool’s many new TV episode review podcasts.

Kevin sits down with actress Lauren Collins (Degrassi: The Next Generation) as they discuss her lifelong career. Lauren chats about beginning to act at 7, starring in Canada’s premier teen drama, and currently taking the industry into her own hands.

Randy and Jason welcome to the show Sarah Tiana. Sarah is a fellow stand up comedian, a contributor to the Sklars latest TV endeavors, and lifelong Braves fan. Then, Dan Van Kirk continues the war on thin mint cookies. Additionally, Dan covers stories from around the globe that include; a 911 call that unites the police with the world’s most liberal hobbit, a couple that found the perfect place to become intimate, and a man who get’s glassed at a 50 Shades Of Grey screening. Lastly, Steven Seagal comes into the studio to talk about his involvement with the Oscars, as well as to shed some light on current events in Russia.

Comedic actor/improviser/writer Lamar Woods joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about whether the NFL Combine is racist or not. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

We command thee to listen to music titans “Weird Al” Yankovic & Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber on today’s Comedy Bing Bong! The Vicar of Yanks tells us all about his upcoming (potentially infinite) world tour and Lord Webber finally explains what’s the deal with cats. Then, party starter Doug Doyzoice stops by to talk about his experience as a finalist to take a trip to Mars. It’s truly an episode that is out of this world!

When your favorite sitcom characters take their obligatory once-a-series trip to Vegas, unless that specific episode is about how Chandler loses it all on black, or Kramer comes up with a scheme to count cards, we never see them face the mundane consequences of taking an expensive vacation: eating ramen for a few months, missing the trip back home for Thanksgiving, putting off the wisdom tooth surgery.

Movies get money wrong too. Why does every post-apocalypse just look like a dirty Los Angeles when the present-day hovels in India, China, and Brazil seem much worse?

This week on the podcast, editor-in-chief Jack O’Brien is joined (in-studio!) by editors Kristi Harrison, and Jason Pargin (aka David Wong) to discuss how TV and movies have completely shattered our expectations when it comes to how money actually works.

This week Devin & Amy debate whether Ridley Scott’s 1982 Blade Runner is worthy of the Canon or should be lost in time. Is this movie the foundational text for all modern fiction or just art design porn? Does it matter whether or not Harrison Ford is a replicant if his flirtation with Sean Young one of the worst onscreen romances in film history? And is the tears in the rain speech just nonsense? Tune in for the Philip K. Dick fight — and head to the forums on Wolfpop to cast the deciding vote!

Nate is joined by special guests Julieanne Smolinski and Mike Postalakis for the 4th edition of the Book Club series of Reading Aloud in which they discuss Jonathan Franzen’s “The Corrections.” They’ll talk about the post 9/11 anxiety attached to the original release of the book, which member of the family they felt more close toward, and the scary feeling of finalizing your writing. Get a head start on the next book for the next book club episode which will be Richard Price’s “The Whites” and send in your thoughts on the book at readingaloudpodcast@gmail.com.

The voice of our generation, Tavi Gevinson joins Ronna & Beverly to chat about creating the very popular fashion blog Style Rookie at the age of twelve, who looked good at the Oscars, her experience doing the play “This Is Our Youth” alongside Michael Cera, and her thoughts on unplugging from the internet. Plus, Ronna & Beverly speak on their dearly departed friend Harris Wittels.

Randy and Jason start the episode with whether or not Nascar driver Kurt Busch is in fact dating a trained Assassin, why Jay Cutler leading the Chicago bears to a 5-11 season is the worst thing he can do as a father, and a horse jockey who knows have to have a good time. Then, the Sklars welcome to the show stand up comedian and Saturday Night Live alumni, Brooks Wheelan, who talks about life as a struggling comedian who is forced into bio-medical engineering as a side job. Additionally, Brooks speaks about the moment he met his hero, Adam Sandler, and how the sport of wrestling impacted his life. Lastly, Dick Vitale calls in to announce the new career he’ll pursue after basketball commentary.

Good morning and welcome back to The Candy Lawrence Show with your host Candy Lawrence! This week Candy’s guest is Edible Arrangements employee & prop comic Diane Swanson. Diane shows us a little of her prop comedy, Candy & Diane workshop some jokes, and both make some wishes in a wishing well. Later, Traci Reardon joins them to offer advice on how to deal with your boss and more to her Twitter followers in her recurring segment, “Help Me, Rhonda.”

A Nicholas Sparks movie is coming! Paul goes through some important news before letting us know if Nic Cage would have made Zardoz better and scrolling through IMDB Plot Keywords for Zardoz.

Andrew Ti and special guest Ify Nwadiwe finish the week off by discussing the theory that Black people who grow up around White people have more success later in life. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Harris was not just a wool gathering, bad music listening, hoodie wearing, ladies man. He was also a dear friend. In this very special episode, Howard and Stard sit down to share some of their favorite memories of the talented Harris Wittels.

Shuttering the windows with Jen Kirkman.

Scott Adsit, Lauren Lapkus, Colton Dunn, and Charlie Sanders receive kisses from the people of San Francisco on this week’s improv4humans with Matt Besser recorded LIVE from SF Sketchfest! They’ll follow some parents who think their baby has abandoned them, create a song celebrating the idea of having one universal language, and haunt a Disneyland ride. 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!

Ify Nwadiwe & Andrew talk about assuming a Black person who lives in New York must live in Harlem and gentrification. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Finally it’s Glory day! Kevin “Glory tear” Avery & Kamau are excited to get to tackle an iconic Denzel film, 1989‘s Glory. It’s the movie that won Denzel his first Oscar. And it’s the movie that taught Kamau that things don’t always work out for black people in movies.They talk about how Matthew Broderick in the movie is like Ferris Bueller being thrown into the Civil War, Morgan Freeman kicking ass, and of course they discuss the most referenced Denzel moment in the history of their podcast, the iconic Glory tear scene.

Kulap and Howard present the best of Harris Wittels. We will miss you Harris.

Bob decides to conquer his recent issues with time by debuting a poem called Father Time and then welcoming Dr. Hemmet Squirtle (Nick Wiger), renowned Professor of Mindfulness at Valencia City College. They discuss how to get yourself in the moment, some of the mindfulness workshops Dr. Squirtle has taught at chain restaurants, and both participate in a word association exercise in order to be in the moment.

UCB LA stars Ben Rodgers, Betsy Sodaro and Jon Gabrus join Horatio and Chad in bro-bro studios and we find out what is really wrong with these kids today. Back in high school, morning announcements go terribly wrong, Ben and Jon destroy art projects and Betsy pretends to be a lost Norwegian child to scam tourists. In the present, Officer Whitey McNoRythm is on the hunt for people violating the public urination ordinance. Cosby calls the show with a confession. 

Rick Remender is back to join the gang as they rest at the base of a cliff when suddenly a blue worm begins to attack Dag. What is this hill worm? Will the gang find more? Why did Wolfman Jack insist on using checks at Tower Records years ago? Tune in to find out!

Ify Nwadiwe & Andrew talk about the word “hunty.” Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Extremely talented actress and youngest guest in OMFG! history, Yara Shahidi, joins Deanna & Emily to talk about her hit ABC show Black-ish, what she’s currently crocheting, and her obsession with detective podcasts. She also tells us about her experience winning a NAACP award for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy, sings *NSYNC’s “Gone” in Spanish, and has some of the best life advice we’ve heard yet.

Actor Randall Park of the hit show Fresh Off the Boat joins Jensen & fill-in co-host Melissa Stetten to talk about his thoughts on The Interview, watching the Run the Jewels show with Ryan Phillippe, Big Fan, West Coast rapper Blu, Whitagram, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Canadian musician Caribou, how we’re late on Beck’s Morning Phase, Archer, meditating, and many other things you should know about.

A first in HDTGM history, we had to release a part TWO of Zardoz to get June Diane Raphael’s thoughts on the movie and what exactly she found upsetting.

Hayes and Sean are coming to you LIVE from UCB-Sunset in Los Angeles with house band MIKAL CRONIN. The guys chat about their time at the #SNL40 celebration and help audience members make the movie of their dreams. Then, they welcome young actors BEN RODGERS, DC PIERSON, DOMINIC DIERKES, and ERIC APPEL to audition for the new voice of Hollywood Handbook ads sometimes.