Stand-up comedian and writer Yassir Lester joins Jensen & Matty to talk about the brief period where everyone got off Hip-Hop, the weirdest thing Yassir has encountered during his time on MTV’s Snack-Off, how the Bill Cosby story ends, Chicago rapper Tink, John Wick, Chelsea Peretti’s Netflix special “One of the Greats,” Female Driven Comic Books, Dragon Age: Inquisition, how we’re late on Banksy Does New York, Radiodread, Migos, and many other things you should know about.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to The Hooray Show! Join your host Horatio Sanz and his producer Chad Krueger as they invite you into Bro Bro Studios where anything can happen. Expect some good ol’ chit chat with some of Horatio’s friends, special sketches, and maybe an appearance from Aaron Neville. In the very first episode, special guests Chris Kattan and Matt Walsh stop by for some fun as well as a special appearance by Eddie Driscoll.

Tig, Kyle, and David start off by talking about their childhood pets. Then, Marc Maron takes us through a journey of past relationships, divorce, infidelity, love, self-esteem, sobriety, managing expectations, gas, and so much more. Tune in for a heart-felt, sincere discussion of the end of love.

Sean and Hayes get in a very heated discussion about a phenomenon called anti-comedy. Then, close friend TRACEY WIGFIELD is in the studio to talk about being a female writer, what happened behind the scenes at 30 Rock with Judah’s hat,  and full mouth kissing her boyfriend. Finally, the Popcorn Gallery is back to ask Tracey about being popular, winning an Emmy, and her joke victory dance.

Ify Nwadiwe & Andrew talk all about the Carl Douglas song “Kung Fu Fighting.” Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

The Sklars and guest, Brian Moses, start off the show with an homage to “The Comedy Store,” it’s history, it’s famed performers, and the all new “Roast Battle” that is blowing up as they speak. Then, Dan Van Kirk reviews news headlines that include busty females who are being hunted by German police and an Australian man who surfs a whale while being hunted by great whites. Lastly, Steven Seagal calls in to share his latest business venture and upcoming movie release.

The writers and performers of such iconic pop hits as “Mad World,” “Shout,” and “Everybody Wants To Rule The World,” Tears For Fears are in the studio as well as Scott’s old pal Reggie Watts on this week’s Comedy Bing Bong! We’ll hear all about how Curt & Roland used to sing in a church choir, the new re-issue of “Songs from the Big Chair,” the making of the iconic hit “Everybody Wants To Rule The World,” the future for the band, and Reggie gets to ask a very important question. Later, we’ll finally get to find out what’s going on with Cake Boss (Cake Boss!) after his recent run in with the law.

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The very funny Ify Nwadiwe joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about LA racism and Menthol cigarettes. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

This week Devin Faraci and Amy Nicholson discuss Cameron Crowe’s romantic comedy-drama sports film Jerry Maguire. Is this the Tom Cruiseist movie? Did Cuba Gooding Jr. deserve an Oscar? Is something wrong with Jonathan Lipnicki’s character? Is this a sweet movie or a really dark movie? Tune in for the battle — and head to the forums on Wolfpop to cast the deciding vote! Plus, we’ll find out if you chose Romeo + Juliet to be in the canon.

Dreading a long holiday drive with the kids? Imagine if your whole life was on the road. That’s how it is for makeup artist Christina Tracey, who tours with the Broadway show Wicked, and brings her toddler along.

As much fun as Paul F. Tompkins has had as an entertainer over the years he has felt that it’s time that he give back and get into public concerns. Joining Paul this week on Public Domain is teenager Traci Reardon to talk about how the Hollywood Bowl traffic has negatively impacted her, what they can do about the current LA drought, her current living situation, and to do some word association. Plus, Paul & Traci offer advice to the people listening in a segment called “Help Me Rhonda.”

The lovable and hilarious Joe Lo Truglio of Brooklyn Nine-Nine joins Ronna & Beverly to tell us all about what it’s like working with his many amazing co-stars. They also chat about Joe being a newlywed, dreaming of Terry Crews, a brand new digital series that Joe stars in and co-created called BEEF, what Christopher Meloni is really like, and tush play. Plus, the ladies talk about their obsession with the Serial podcast and their Thanksgiving plans.

Randy and Jason kick off the show with an update on Jose Canseco, his poker career, and his most recent live tweets. As well as, an in depth explanation of what kind of family goes bowling, only to end up in a brawl that costs a father his ear. Then the Sklars are joined by John Cho, who gives great insight into what it’s like to be part of a major cultural phenomenon, in Harold and Kumar, only to then transition into a commercial blockbuster, in Star Trek. Then, the gang waxes poetically over the most valuable aspect of sports, it’s lack of subjectivity. Lastly, tiger Woods drops by to unveil his brand new sports, sushi, and pizza restaurant, “The Woods Jupiter Sports and Dining Club and Experience Extravaganza and Buffet.”

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It’s Episode 9 of our Last Laugh and we’re only bringing you the best! TLP favorite Jon Gabrus (Guy Code, Hair Jacked) is here to discuss game show hosting, ridiculous bachelor parties, feminism, and peeing target practice in the shower. Enjoy!

Kulap, “Howard Michael Motorcycle,” and “Spin Doctor Stard” start the show with the hardest part about sleep deprivation, as well as how you know what success is. Then, Howard recalls the tale of his latest Gu Cruise shoot, filmed on location with Stard in the seediest part of America – as opposed to the “sex manage capital” that Howard currently lives in. Wie threatens to leave the show when the group continues to stiff arm his hip-hop themed Dragon Manor memorabilia, despite being his best collection yet. Later, Kulap recaps her trek into “non-summah” Minnesota, where she continues to discover her familial roots.

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This week W. Kamau Bell & Kevin Avery discuss the 2007 biographical crime thriller American Gangster. They’ll talk about Kevin being mistaken for gangstering a seat when he went to go see a screening of the movie, the amazing performances from the rappers in the movie, Ruby Dee slapping Denzel, rooting for Denzel’s portrayal of real drug kingpin Frank Lucas, what Kamau calls the “fast forward” scenes, Cuba Gooding Jr. playing a badass, and the most Denzelish scenes in the movie. Plus, Kamau & Kevin break down the Denzel Thousand Yard Stare, rapper Froggy Fresh’s ode to Denzel, White people homework, and the Top 10 Black people homework movies of all time.

Special musical guests Cory Branan & Taylor Locke joins Jon Gabrus, Will Hines, and Drew Spears to create the next gen Google Goggles in a musical edition of improv4humans with Matt Besser! Cory & Taylor play songs that inspire scenes about feeling out of place in a skate rink, what happens when a girl who used to date bad boys starts dating an improv nerd, living arcade machines, and much more! Humans, watch Matt Besser & Rich Fulcher’s Adult Swim infomercial parody “In Search of Miracle Man” right now on YouTube. Be sure to watch many of the stars of improv4humans on the new Hulu series Hotwives of Orlando. This is some funny shit and it’s all available now on Hulu Plus. 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 check out Cory Branan’s music over at www.corybranan.com!

Andrew Bird is a wonderful musician and a phenomenal human being. Andrew & Jeff chat about the early days of touring in a van, the extensive Andrew Bird Street Team, the times where Andrew was isolated from the public on his farm, his love of comedians, what he would get out of a trip to a lotion shop, and the process of writing of a song.

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Old friend and self-help entrepreneur Deshaun Topcockler joins Bob to tell us all about the healing ways of Reiki, his adopted at risk teen son, how his life has changed after becoming a big time practitioner, and to practice some Reiki on Bob.

Kulap and Howard recap their weekend, travels, and artistic endeavors. Then, Jimmy Pardo joins the gang with a 27 year old bit that stars Tony Danza and a sneak peek into how he will “bury the hatchet” with Hilary Swank. Also, in a Who Charted exclusive, the group explains why the Fox Hills Mall is a career bump for any artist, at any level. Later, the group plays the infamous game “Which Tom Cruise Movie is No Good?” An easy game, when you’ve only seen Top Gun. Lastly, as Jimmy fields questions from Chartist’s, he describes the greatest concert he’s ever been to, despite all the holes in the memory that Howard is able to find.

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Dan Telfer and Rick Remender are back as they join the gang in their journey to escape the red giants. They conjure up a red lady giant as a distraction as they run toward the docks.

In Episode 3 of Season 4, Michael and Michael get their creative juices flowing as they delve into the real hardy broth of a topic, the allure of Empire. From Egypt to the Romans and beyond, their conversation covers everything from the corruption that stems from power to solving the world’s conundrums.

“Topics” features original music by Dan Deacon.

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Deanna & Emily are joined by the very funny comedian/writer Jak Knight to talk about the Drake vs. the Beatles debate, Harriet Tubman having some yams, and how New New from the movie ATL is his perfect kind of girl. They’ll also break down the meaning of “sus” & “on fleek” as well as get a look into a day in the life of the scholar Jak Knight as Deanna & Emily read his last text conversation.

Entrepreneur and TV’s own Chris “Drama” Pfaff joins Jensen & Matty to talk about being new to LA when Rob & Big started, wanting to be a pro skateboarder since the age of 10, creating his clothing line Young & Reckless, Atlanta rapper Father, VSCO Cam, Fat Joe’s new career, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 Soundtrack, The Hood Internet’s Kendrick Lamar x Taylor Swift mashup, Perfect Pussy, how we’re late on 20 Feet from Stardom, reddit, Still Bill, and many other things you should know about.

Tig, Kyle, and David kick things off by talking about when they would like to retire. Then,  the professional Jimmy Pardo is in the hatch to discuss his expertise of Fantasy Baseball, being in 3 different Fantasy leagues, wheeling & dealing, and the definition of WHIP. Later, Jimmy tells us all about not being able to be around cooking food, maintaining his weight, and his pet peeve of not liking for friends to come over early to his house.

This week, Hayes and Sean are pissed about a certain “magazine” cover and they explain why. Then, PAUL SCHEER is in the studio to workshop a spooky script with the boys and talk about the process behind his podcast “How did this get made?” and MeowTV.

Join Kevin as he sits down with writer, director Jake Kasdan (Bad Teacher, New Girl) as they discuss his career in film and television. Jake chats about the difficulty of casting the perfect geek, how Jack Black possesses the grace of a ballet dancer, and the wisdom bestowed upon him by Harold Ramis.

Randy, Jason, and Dan Van Kirk kick off the show with Rhett & Link, the comedic youtube “internetainers,” who share intimate details of what it’s like to dominate such a specific medium, such as the internet. Then, the group walks us through the greatest date ever, one that starts on the Web, and ends at an Arby’s. Later, we hear the tales of toilet snakes, barbershop bathroom’s, and what it’s like to casually drop $4000 on a bottle of wine. Lastly, Dennis Rodman leaves a voicemail explaining why everyone needs to get an iPhone 6.