In Episode 9 of Season 3, Michael and Michael discuss annoying habits/pet peeves LIVE from the Brava Theater in their first ever live recording as part of the 2014 SF Sketchfest. What are some little things your loved ones do that upset you the most? How many fingers point right back at us when you point these things out to your loved ones? Tune in as Michael & Michael have their relationship grow in front of a live audience.

“Topics” features original music by Dan Deacon.

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Maggie Mull & Andrew discuss Philadelphia magazine’s “Being White in Philly” article. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

You can never have enough Bruce Willis in your life. Take a look at the trailer for the 1994 erotic mystery thriller known as Color of Night to get a taste of what youre in for on our next episode.

Join Kevin as he sits down with actress, Anna Faris, (Mom, The House Bunny) as they discuss her hometown beginnings in theater leading to a thriving film career. Anna chats about Warren Beatty interrupting her Lost in Translation audition, filming at the Playboy Mansion leaving her with more questions than answers, and how there is no room for vanity in comedy.

The Professor Blastoff gang starts the show off by talking about double milking, they do a relationship check-in with Tig, and Dave talks about his smooth pickup skills. They also do a mother meditation session where they chat about dreams and lucidity.  Then, guest Penelope Lombard comes on to talk about her experience with her heart problems, sea turtles, pacemakers, surgery, and details about how the heart works. Also, the scuttleback makes another appearance.

Spectacular stand-up comedian & writer (Kroll Show and Golden Globe winning Brooklyn Nine-Nine) Gabe Liedman joins the the boys in the front seat on this week’s Sklarbro County! Gabe talks about being a part of a comedy duo with Jenny Slate, coming out to his parents in Philadelphia, and going on a lot of first dates as an online. Daniel Van Kirk brings in some crazy stories as usual which include a Las Vegas masseuse who stole a client’s $35G Rolex by hiding in it inside her vagina, a McDonald’s chef who devoured every sandwich from rival fast food chain in one sitting, and a search for medical mushrooms ends in an emergency animal surgery. Later, Steven Seagal leaves a special message to Sklarbro County fans about his upcoming tour. Konichiwa Sklarbro citizens!

BIG NEWS: Mark your calendars for The Sklar Brothers one hour special “What Are We Talking About” premiering on Netflix Friday, April 25th and available on iTunes Tuesday, April 29th!

Catch The Sklar Brothers LIVE at the Comedy Attic in Bloomington, IN on April 10th-12th, at the Moontower Comedy Festival in Austin,TX on April 24th-26th, at Cobb’s Comedy Club in San Francisco, CA on May 9th-10th, 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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Sean and Hayes start off by discussing this week’s biggest question: Who is going to replace Letterman when he leaves and should you make a list about it? Then, very good friend of the show JOE WENGERT stops by to talk about what it was like to do a standup special, joke set-ups, plot holes, mic styles, Pierce Brosnan, and blue jeans. Also, stop holding your breath- the Popcorn Gallery is back with more thoughtful and poignant questions.

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Maggie Mull & Andrew talk about whether someone saying that black babies are so cute is racist. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

You’re getting two Als for the price of one as “Weird Al” Yankovic & Alan Thicke return on today’s Comedy Bean Bag! There will be talk of juke boxicals, what we should expect from the next “Weird Al” album, and Alan debuts his new song parody. Plus, a remarkable game of Riddle Me This you won’t wanna miss!

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You’re being mind-controlled right now. The CIA and the NSA aren’t to blame — just holding a cool drink can make you decide someone has a “cold” personality. Just hearing words associated with “old people” is enough to make you walk at a slower pace, and even blind people feel more awake when you shine blue light at their face. On today’s podcast, Cracked editors Jack O’Brien, Dan O’Brien (no relation) and Robert Brockway discuss all the tiny things that hack our brain every minute of every day.

You’ll learn which shade of pink stops violent psychopaths in their tracks and how the color blue can prevent suicide. Throw on your headphones and click play above.

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Writer Maggie Mull (Dads) joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about whether Jewish people are always white or not. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Editor & Chief of Slate and Political Gabfest host David Plotz joins Jeff to talk about all of the new changes that have occurred in the world of podcasting. They’ll discuss the value and downsides regarding live shows for podcasts, David’s current investment in podcasting, and if the business of podcasting is growing. Make sure to go to http://blog.themidroll.com/slate-editor-david-plotz-exciting-thing-podcasting-today/ for the exclusive video from this episode.

We get deep into the Kansas City lore with fantastic comedic actor Eric Stonestreet of Modern Family on today’s Sklarbro Country! We’ll hear about how sports played a major role of Eric’s life growing up in Kansas City, the time he played phone tag with Del Close before studying improv with him in Chicago, and how it took multiple auditions for him to finally play the character of Cameron on Modern Family. Later, Eric shares the story of his altercation at Dodgers Stadium and high-fiving George Brett before getting into some Quick Hits. Plus, Jerry Jones gives us his side of the story involving his battle with Mark Cuban. So pour yourself an ice cold Tiger Woods, put your headphones on, and unwind as you’re taken to the calming shores.

BIG NEWS: Mark your calendars for The Sklar Brothers one hour special “What Are We Talking About” premiering on Netflix Friday, April 25th and available on iTunes Tuesday, April 29th!

Catch The Sklar Brothers LIVE at the Comedy Attic in Bloomington, IN on April 10th-12th, at the Moontower Comedy Festival in Austin,TX on April 24th-26th, at Cobb’s Comedy Club in San Francisco, CA on May 9th-10th, 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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She’s a hilarious comedy actress/writer/producer and friend  – not to mention a hairless beauty and mensch, NICOLE SHABTAI came on and discussed what brought her laser hair removal lady to tears, why her husband’s bachelor party kinda sorta rocked her world, and why she’s decided to say buh bye to the marijuana. Enjoy!

Turn your lights off. Tonight we’re charting in the dark. On this week’s Two Charted, Howard and Stard, discover the wonder of electricity and the magic of Earwolf studio location number 3.  Then, turn your lights back on so Howard can review the new Earwolf studios, break down his favorite summah songs, and tell a very NSFW story about a plumber snaking his drain. Don’t miss this great Two Charted! Bobby Mcferrin makes an appearance to do the entire catalog of Led Zeppelin!

Andrew Ti and this week’s special guest Katrina Kemp finish the week off by discussing a caller’s obsession with the super racist song “Dixie.” As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Layering up with Greg Behrendt.

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On this week’s episode of The Fogelnest Files, Marc Edward Heuck, Film historian, famed projectionist, and original movie geek, sits down with Jake to get into the nitty gritty of cult classic filmography.  Tune in to hear a very informative discussion about the two films Jake and Marc are both equally passionate about, ‘Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains’ and ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’. This is the Fogelnest Files at it’s best and truest of heart! Don’t miss out.

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On today’s episode, Andrew and Katrina Kemp talk about a caller’s question regarding American clowns insulting the Irish due to their white makeup and red hair. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

After last week’s cliffhanger, it’s time for Adam Scott Aukerman to really dig into U2’s influential seventh studio album Achtung Baby. They’ll cover everything from their different reactions to the album when it was released to the Berlin sessions to Scott’s shocking opinion of this record to U2 almost splitting up during the songwriting process. Plus, Adam tells us what he thinks about the villains in Harry Potter and signs a very important contract.

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This week’s WHOOCH has fill in Ku-Ku aka guest co-host Emily V. Gordon & special guest Eliza Skinner joining Howard for the first recording in the new Earwolf studio! A discussion of Rotten Tomatoes & parent leads everyone to jump into the Billboard Canadian Hot 100 Chart to chat about Hollywood clubbing, spin class, and an old romance growing into a new romance. Then, the Movie Chart has the gang talkign about the perfect porn movie, Christian movie theaters, octopus sex, and getting emotional while watching movies on a plane. Later, Eliza tells us of a classic April Fool’s prank she pulled on her parents, her brief interaction with Shaq, and her new podcast idea filled with tears as she answers your questions during the Tweet Chart!

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Michael and Michael return to respond to listener mail which ranges from questions on what to do with that extra time study groups have after covering 100% of a topic to the podcast becoming a part of the Earwolf family. If you have a question or comment please send it to topicspodcast@gmail.com

In Episode 8 of Season 3, Michael and Michael take a second crack at the topic of “Tugboats, Trains, and Trolleys.” What is the key role that all 3 placed in American Industrial history? How did these 3 forever change transportation? Why is tugboats first in the order? Tune in as Michael & Michael discuss this important and often overlooked topic.

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With the new found ability to be invisible, the gang keep an eye on the deadly Gnasher to see if it falls to its death after drinking from its poisoned water bowl. Will the dog meet its demise? Where is that faint harp noise coming from? Tune in to find out!

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Katrina Kemp & Andrew talk about white girls taking pictures of themselves with mud masks on and posting them on Tinder. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Comedian, Wiseguys comedy club owner, and sports radio host Keith Stubbs brings the Utah energy to this week’s Sklarbro County! Keith tells us how he got involved into sports talk radio of Salt Lake City, getting a call from Karl Malone’s wife to do a comedy show at a baby shower for Brian Russell’s wife, and one of the most insane weekends that occurred while running a show at his comedy club. Daniel Van Kirk brings in some crazy stories as usual which include a NY comedian’s Chelsea apartment belongings being destroyed during a BBW panty raid party, a Florida woman who set a car on fire in a fight over a McFlurry, and a Florida man who started a bar fight/fire after drinking too many shots of Jagermeister. Plus, we hear some Final Four safety tips from the one and only D.R. Tuttle!

BIG NEWS: Mark your calendars for The Sklar Brothers one hour special “What Are We Talking About” premiering on Netflix Friday, April 25th and available on iTunes Tuesday, April 29th!

Catch The Sklar Brothers LIVE at the Comedy Attic in Bloomington, IN on April 10th-12th, at the Moontower Comedy Festival in Austin,TX on April 24th-26th, at Cobb’s Comedy Club in San Francisco, CA on May 9th-10th, 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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Join Kevin as he chats with comedian Jim Jefferies (Legit, Fully Functional) about his stand up career leading to him creating his own television series. Jim discusses how Eddie Murphy’s Delirious made him wish he was black, comparing mothers with Carrie Fisher, and that the Aussies are taking over Hollywood.

Tig, David, Kyle, and Josh Radnor discuss top shelf thoughts, how to navigate life in the public eye,  the benefits of directing vs. acting, and Tootsie. Then, the gang goes on to talk about film-making, writing, music, and current happenings in the film world.

Hayes and Sean start off by playing “6 degrees of Cabocation” and talk about Nielson hatings. Then, friend of the show JASON MANTZOUKAS stops by to talk about expectations in a relationship, hanging around the office on his unknown Earwolf podcast “How did this get made?”, Phoenix-fest, how superior laser discs are, and Ride Along.