Eugene Cordero & Andrew discuss Nativity Pageants. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

In Episode 6 of Season 4, Michael and Michael stick their beaks into the topic of the Nolan film, Interstellar. Their conversation covers everything from man’s place in the universe to the dream qualities of Nolan’s work to Hemingway’s influence on Nolan.

“Topics” features original music by Dan Deacon.

The gang climbs over a wall that leads them to a D&D style Beverly Hills neighborhood as they continue to evade giants.

When Bob’s interview guest doesn’t show up he goes on an emotional journey with engineer Brett. He must dig within himself and into the archives to share an interview with special guest MP, a renowned angel scholar/communicator. They’ll talk about how MP became to be an angel scholar, the best way to seek guidance from angels, and what it’s like to have the gift/curse of being in tune with angels.

Deanna & Emily talk to stand-up comedian Ahamed Weinberg about the origin of his name, growing up with a guru, and why he thinks his generation is the laziest. Ahamed also tells us his thoughts on ass size, if auto-tune is still a thing, and a list of words you should never use when sexting.

Stand-up comedian and actress Alice Wetterlund joins Jensen & Matty to talk about the craziest advice she’s given on MTV’s Girl(s) Code, the Sony hack relating to The Interview, her role on the upcoming season of Silicon Valley, The Neighbourhood Mixtape, Google Cardboard, Pauly Shore’s podcast Pauly Shore’s Interested, Wolf Hall, heavy Euros Panamax & Kanban: Automotive Revolution, how we’re late on Showtime’s The Affair, steel cut oatmeal, Ariel Pink, and many other things you should know about.

Eugene Cordero & Andrew talk about the notion of wrongly raising an adopted child of a different race. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Join Kevin as he sits down with actor Joel Murray (Mad Men, God Bless America) as they discuss his notable film and television career. Joel chats about improvising as Chris Farley drunk father, psyching out Jeremy Piven at a final audition, and how he believed that growing up with 8 equally funny siblings was the norm.

Do you believe in reincarnation? Tig, David, and Kyle welcome television’s Josh Radnor back to the hatch to discuss aging, consciousness, immortality,  religion, and karma. Josh goes into his theories about the human need for narrative, the gang talks about the effect of evolution, and Kyle brings the body rap back!

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Hayes and Sean start the show by addressing some of the criticism for the last episode with Pauly Shore in an edition of “Ehh… Wrong!”, where intern Andy is back to help the guys fight the online storm. Then, actor, director, screenwriter, and friend JARRAD PAUL is in the studio to share the 6 rules of filmmaking. Finally, the Popcorn Gallery is back with a special twist!

Randy and Jason welcome to the show Chris Sullivan, a Chicago actor known for “The Knick,” who most recently joined Christopher Walken in “Peter Pan Live!” Chris shares intimate details of working with the famed Film and Theatre Legend. Then, Dan Van Kirk covers the world’s most recent headlines, including, the woman who moves into a KFC, people flying with pigs, and the price of haunted swords. Lastly, D.R. Tuttle calls in to share his own freak encounters with wildlife.

Eugene Cordero returns to join Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about the zoo mentality. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Ground Floor stars Skylar Astin & Rory Scovel are two bros that are today’s Comedy Bean Bag! Skylar, Rory, & Scott chat about the new season of TBS’s Ground Floor, which songs will be in Pitch Perfect 2, and Rory’s future comedy special that is in the works. Then, Scott’s old buddy Jewel’s stops by to try to get their band back together. Finally, librarian Markis Campbell of the Los Feliz Library shows up to tell us a little bit about the Los Feliz literacy drive and share some deep secrets.

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What if Tony Stark built humanitarian robots out of super cheap materials and not a weaponized fleet of mech suits? What if someone could run as far and as infinitely as Barry Allen but at a more human speed? What if you found out that an American president reached power using Charles Xavier-like powers of persuasion. It sounds like a made up version of the Marvel extended universe — yes, the Flash is a DC property, but just go with it — but these are actual, recorded talents that you NEVER hear about.

Recorded at the Comikaze Expo in Los Angeles, Cracked Podcast co-hosts Jack O’Brien and Michael Swaim are joined by Soren Bowie, Adam Tod Brown, Tom Reimann, Dan O’Brien, and Alex Schmidt for a panel about insane real-life powers the world should know more about, then take questions from the audience.

This week Devin & Amy will decide if Christopher Nolan’s dream heist film Inception is a movie that should aspire to be more than great visuals or a fantastic piece of cinema that belongs in the canon. Does Leonardo DiCaprio bring a great tortured presence to this movie? Should everyone have gotten the Ariadne reference? Is the movie a beautiful brain teaser or a bad onion that gets worse as you peel it apart? Does it matter if the totem keeps spinning at the end or not? Tune in for the head to head battle — and head to the forums on Wolfpop to cast the deciding vote!

A marriage; a miscarriage. A divorce; a guy who looks (and smells) like a caveman. All in this epic love story.

Nate brings you the first all Non-fiction episode and has the hilarious Nelson Franklin start things off by reading a Chuck Klosterman piece entitled “The Pretenders.” Then, writer, producer, and former political operative Eli Attie joins Nate in the studio to chat about being the campaign speechwriter through Gore’s concession of the 2000 presidential election, growing up in a family of readers, and some of the political books that he enjoys. Finally, Nate finishes things by playing two pieces of political theatre that he loves – Mr. Rogers going in front of the US Senate to defend PBS and Robert F. Kennedy’s speech after Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. Get a head start on the next book which will be “The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P.” by Adelle Waldman and send in your thoughts on the book at readingaloudpodcast@gmail.com. Also, come out to see a holiday-themed version of Reading Aloud! There will be carolers, sing a longs, and a live reading of the Sedaris masterpiece “Santaland Diaries”. Get tickets at www.ucbtheatre.com.

Hello loyal listeners and welcome back to Movers and Schaffer, a weekly radio magazine program with your host Nip Schaffer (Paul Brittain)! Today Nip is joined by Patti Dukakis, an aspiring stand-up comedian. Nip and Patti talk about how being a mom influences Patti’s stand-up, their favorite movies, and Patti’s comedy heroes. Then, Nip’s correspondent Traci Reardon helps offer advice to Twitter followers in her recurring segment, “Help Me, Rhonda.”

The one and only James Bond is finally making his HDTGM debut in the next movie we cover.

Ronna & Beverly are here to offer advice on age secrets, dating a possible alcoholic, finding a Jewish woman as a non Jewish man, and much more. Sit tight and let these ladies make your life better with their wisdom!

Randy and Jason start off the show with sports headlines from the last week, one of which includes, a former NFL quarterback who tries to hide from the police by covering his eye’s. Then, the Sklars welcome actor, comedian, producer, and director Ahmed Ahmed. Ahmed is an Egyptian-American performer who shares the intimate details of growing up and developing a career out of a multi-cultural background. Also, Dan Van Kirk calls in with an update about his journey into the world Chili’s advertising. Later, in Quick Hits, the gang discusses football players that take a stand, what kinds of items college students should be stealing, and an NFL player that, like most Americans, didn’t want to serve jury duty. Lastly, Tom Leykis calls in to share a snap shot of his glamorous life.

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They’re BAaaaack! Elizabeth’s besties Mary Elizabeth Ellis and Artemis Pebdani come on to discuss PEARL JAM, their witness protection program ideal lives, gospel singing classes, Pearl Jam, high school teachers, snickers bars, Pearl jam, and Pearl Jam. It’s episode #7 of our last laugh countdown – Enjoy!

Howard and Kulap kick off the show with an in depth look at the old software of our country, which is the East Coast. Howard gets into the details of his trip back home, including building family ties, learning from his nephews what music the youth is listening to, and how he acquired an unreleased Bruce Springsteen album…maybe. Then, the gang plays a clip of their Who Charted exclusive version of “Let It Go,” as masterfully produced by Stard. Later, Kulap discusses her “Thanksgiving Karaoke Spectacular!” Lastly, Howard reveals his latest fashion choice.

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Horatio Sanz, Betsy Sodaro, and Stephanie Allynne welcome back Eric the Paid Intern on this week’s improv4humans with Matt Besser LIVE from the new UCB Sunset theatre! Eric tells us about his recent break up with his fiance and shares a man on the street interview with an “ex-myanfrologist” which inspires scenes about meeting your significant other’s odd parents, being thrown into a mind prison, and the home life of a human platypus. Make sure to get the Upright Citizens Brigade television show season 3 now available on DVD, the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, Matt Besser’s new comedy album at mattbesser.com, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com! improv4humans will be back at the UCB Sunset LIVE on December 22 with a Christmas special. Go to https://www.ucbtheatre.com/ for tickets!

Stephen Merchant is a handsome man, a funny man, and a smart man. Stephen & Jeff chat about Stephen’s hotel fantasy inspired by James Bond, a period of films in the 80s that feel like they were made by aliens, learning about dogging through a text Stephen received once, and the time Stephen tried to make a America’s Funniest Home video with his friends as a kid.

Swinging away with Erin Foley.

Nerdist Industries President Adam Rymer is the guest for this episode of The Wolf Den, discussing how the Nerdist brand went from being Chris Hardwick’s website and podcast to becoming an agile and fast-growing digital media company, now part of Legendary Entertainment, the studio behind successful movies like Batman Begins, 300 and Interstellar. Adam talks about how Nerdist is both like a modern cable network and a multi-channel network (MCN), but is also different. That’s because Nerdist works with a smaller cadre of carefully chosen talent, but creating content that works on different platforms. He also explains how podcasting fits into the company’s high level strategy, and how the medium is still integral to Nerdist along with being a meaningful part of the bottom line. Finally, Adam lays out some of his vision for the future of Nerdist, which could include feature films or music.

This week W. Kamau Bell & Kevin Avery discuss Denzel’s engaging performance in the 1999 thriller The Bone Collector. They’ll talk about how Denzel delivers a captivating performance from a bed in most of the movie, the Denzel stutter, Denzel tearing up as he gives orders, and Kevin’s personal history with The Bone Collector.