In Episode 17 of Season 3, Michael and Michael delve into the topic of The Law: questions of Tort reform, the Judiciary process, Habeas corpus and beyond. Will we keep tripping over the word society? What is best for the individual versus what is best for the collective? Does God himself need law? Tune in as Michael and Michael discuss a very important topic that we all deal with in our lives.

“Topics” features original music by Dan Deacon.

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Dag, Houg, Lyra, and Winter had a run in with some cops on horseback so they decide to continue to travel deeper into the woods. Suddenly, the bushes rustle and darts fly by in their direction. Have they stumbled upon someone’s home? Tune in to find out!

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Cyrus Ghahremani & Andrew discuss privilege blindness and the term “white people.” Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Are you a fan of very long motorcycle scenes, bad sound recording, and gratuitous tits? Then you are going to love the sequel to Easy Rider.

Join guest host Paget Brewster and she sits down with her Thrilling Adventure Hour pal Marc Evan Jackson (The Kings of Summer, 22 Jump Street) as they cross examine one another’s acting careers. Marc chats about hosting a NPR call in show that seldom had callers, playing piano with his cats, and his belief that improvisational skills are essential to life.

Kyle starts the show off by discussing his recent experience performing at the Sasquatch festival and his appearance on Howard Stern before everybody discusses their current work projects and life status. Then, film composer and music editor Nate Underkuffler joins the crew to discuss film composing, film scoring, changing musical trends, and the landscape of the composing world. Tune in to hear a great interpretation of The Fast and the Furious by the gang and more!

Hayes and Sean start off the show talking about their love of French films with a French documentary crew in-studio and do a segment where they explore how different music can change the tone of a movie scene. Then, the guys bring in the first person signed to their record label, Mikal Cronin,  for a special musical episode where they talk about Neil Young and Leonardo Da Vinci’s adventures. Also, is Engineer Cody stealing cable from the Earwolf studio? Tune in to find out.

Kevin Allison is a phenomenal storyteller, host of the RISK! podcast, a member of the groundbreaking sketch group The State, and now he’s taken his place in the front seat with the County boys. Kevin chats about how he went from doing one person sketches after The State was over to hosting the popular storytelling show/podcast RISK!, the upcoming reunion with The State, and being a “daddy” in the gay community. As always, Daniel Van Kirk brings in some crazy stories which include a Tennessee man who was arrested for taking advantage of an ATM & a picnic table, a Craigslist ad which boasts the title of “Best Roommate Ever,” and a rare sweet story. Plus, Michael Kissick leaves a special message for the Sklarbros. Make sure to head on over to Netflix to stream The Sklar Brothers’ one hour special “What Are We Talking About” right this very minute and don’t forget to cop the album available on iTunes today!

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Cyrus Ghahremani & Andrew talk about a marathon bumper sticker which reads “In My Dreams I Am A Kenyan.” Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Comedian extraordinaire/friend of the show Todd Glass returns to Comedy Bang! Bang! and brings along the wonderful James Adomian for his first time ever appearance! The guys chat about the early days of the CBB live show (formerly CDR), Todd’s new book “The Todd Glass Situation,” and busting out of the shed in the comedy community. Then, painter George W. Bush stops by to talk about art and his interesting hidden past. So tune in because you never know if some of the former president’s pals will drop on by as well!

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Musician, comedy producer, and Earwolf friend Cyrus Ghahremani joins Andrew Ti all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about anime fandom and how far is too far. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

On this episode of Two Charted, Armen deals with the comedown from this week’s Who Charted with Matt Besser, and Kulap does her best chart to date: Top 5 citrus fruits. Plus, Kulap drops some serious wisdom about how podcasting skills can help you live unfiltered in real life (and how great tequila is), and the spirit of Karf is invoked as Armen counts down his goodbye chart.  This is an important and historical episode for Chartists, but what do I know?

One of the best comedy directors out there, David Wain, stops by the calming shores of Sklarbro Country to talk about his new film, They Came Together. Listen in to hear the Sklar Brothers and David Wain discuss the old Stella Live Show, the importance of Wet Hot American Summer, and why they are hosting a podcast intervention for Amy Poehler. Plus, David Wain talks about handling reviews and critics, balancing family and film, and dishes on some famously rude past Sklarbro Country guests.

She’s a ray of sunshine as well as a fantastic improvisor, actor and one of the stars of TBS’s upcoming “Angie Tribeca” created by Steve Carell! ANDREE VERMULEN is back to discuss spiritual awakening, her underwhelming reaction to the news she’s been waiting for, and why crows following you around are a good thing. No really. Enjoy!

Andrew Ti and special guest Randall Park finish the week off by discussing people complimenting baby skin all the time. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Scout’s honor with Jesse Thorn.

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Lauren Lapkus, Mike Still, and Jeff Hiller are here along with special musical guest Hallelujah the Hills for a magical musical episode of improv4humans with Matt Besser! For the first time ever, the entire band Hallelujah the Hills have set themselves up in the studio to play some songs from their latest album Have You Ever Done Something Evil? to inspire some improvised scenes. Tune in to hear what it’s like for an automated phone attendant to become sentient, what lengths a person will take to win an argument, and what your favorite band is really saying if you listen closely to the lyrics. Make sure to get the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, Matt Besser’s new comedy album at mattbesser.com, and Hallelujah The Hills’ new album at http://hallelujahthehills.bandcamp.com/!

Nick Thune joins Jake this week to discuss Scott Weiland’s missing credit card, a passionate young man who is angry at NASA and a little bit of spirituality. They also take a look at who is following Joe Perry from Aerosmith on Twitter. Check out all the videos from today’s episode over at youtube.com/TheFogelnestFiles! Jake will be a guest on a LIVE taping of How Was Your Week with Julie Klausner on Sunday, June 1st at The Bell House in Brooklyn, New York. Get tickets at the www.thebellhouseny.com!

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On today’s episode, Andrew and Randall Park talk about whether getting a mohawk haircut is racist or not. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

In Episode 16 of Season 3, Michael, Michael, and fantastic actor/friend of the podcast Rich Sommer talk about the passionate topic of madness. How do we know who is the sane one and who is the insane one? Why does love drive us mad? Is Dr. Frankenstein the monster? Or is his monster the monster? Or are we the monster? Tune in as Michael, Michael, and Rich discuss a topic that might drive people a little crazy.

“Topics” features original music by Dan Deacon.

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It’s been awhile but finally comedian extraordinaire Todd Glass joins Adam Scott Aukerman for the debut of Staind Glass, the podcast where Todd Glass discusses the metal band Staind. Before diving into Staind’s album Break the Cycle, Todd plays a game where he has to figure out if he’s listening to a U2 song or not. Plus, the guys talk about the best wedding experience, night 2 of Hollywood Joel, and the use of reverb.

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Matt Besser, the man who literally wrote the book on comedy, joins your KuKu and your Armen Weitzman on this week’s Who Charted? Tune in to hear Armen explain how UCB is like Hogwarts, the crew count down the Billboard Dance Electronic Digital Songs Chart, and Armen proclaim Matt Besser an adult. Plus, Matt Besser talks about how having a daughter has changed the way he thinks about comedy, and why he thinks Armen should take some classes at UCB.  Can Armen salvage the episode, and save his relationship with Matt Besser? Listen to find out!

It’s time for Dag, Houg, Lyra, and Winter to lay low for a while since they are being hunted for murder. The gang escape from the city and find their way into some woods. Listen in to find out what mysteries lie as they travel deeper into the woods.

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Randall Park & Andrew discuss if there is a non racist way to use the phrase Mexican standoff. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Tig, David, and Kyle start off the show with Kyle’s story about his TV, Tig’s house hunting, and discussion about gluten and Celiac. Then, Australian musician/actor/writer Tim Minchin joins the crew for an excellent discussion about existence, materialism, the usefulness of multivitamins,  spirituality, consciousness, and they go deep into some interesting concepts like the power of positive thinking and what happens after death.

Hayes and Sean defend celebrity voice actors by creating their own vocal characters in the segment Voice Choice. Then DAVID WAIN, director and lovemaking mentor, arrives to tell the story of how he got to be director, pitch his take for the reboot of Million Dollar Arm, address what is perhaps Engineer Cody’s greatest error yet, and answer questions from listeners about prom and his friendship with the rapper Jay-Z.

It’s a full house in the County this week as the great Craig Anton finally drops by along with the wonderful sounds of Cincinnati’s the Buffalo Killers! Tune in to hear about how Craig teaches an acting class as a professor as well as the play he’s directing called Dental Society Midwinter Meeting all while the Buffalo Killers play music from their latest album Heavy Reverie. Daniel Van Kirk is also in the house bringing in some crazy stories including a North Carolina man who was arrested after taking his pants off at a Waffle House, Minnesota high school pranksters who call for a mandatory vagina inspection, and a Florida man who is hospitalized after attempting to have sex with a beer can. Plus, we hear a very special message from Bob Costas from the Kentucky Derby. Make sure to head on over to Netflix to stream The Sklar Brothers’ one hour special “What Are We Talking About” right this very minute and don’t forget to cop the album available on iTunes today!

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Catch The Sklar Brothers LIVE at the Up Comedy Club in Chicago, IL on May 29th-31st and at the West Palm Beach Improv in West Palm Beach, FL on June 27th-28th. For tickets go to www.supersklars.com!

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Randall Park & Andrew talk about the context of white people wearing clothes of a different culture such as wearing a sombrero in a bar or buying a rice paddy hat. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Straight from the cake kitchen, our old buddy Buddy Valastro aka Cake Boss (Cake Boss!) returns to talk about the new changes in the Star Wars canon when suddenly his body is possessed. The spirit of the recently deceased narco-sculptor H.R. Giger is back from hell for some unfinished business and the only one who can send him back is Reverend Robert Parsimony. So tune in for the first ever exorcism in Comedy Bang! Bang! history!

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It took 45 years before landline phones went from “rich person’s toy” to normal. Cell phones made that same journey in just seven years, and smartphones bridged the gap from frivolous to ubiquitous in five. You’re probably familiar with the concept of a ‘tipping point,’ but have you ever wondered why things tip faster nowadays? Babe Ruth’s home run record took 34 years to beat. Mark McGwire’s took just three. It’s because tipping has turned into big business. Jaegermeister and Grey Goose were turned into frat boy icons by the same marketing genius, and Starbucks didn’t succeed because they had the best coffee. They won because they figured out how to make paying lots of money for coffee cool.

On today’s podcast, Cracked editors Jack O’Brien and Jason Pargin talk about how things tip — and make some predictions about what we might see tip next. Throw on your headphones and click play above.