Incredible improviser/comedic actor Seth Morris stops by the calming shores to explain why he quit playing basketball in 9th grade. He also tells us about his experience working on the show “Go On,” how taking classes lead him to start a the sketch comedy group “The Naked Babies” alongside John Ross Bowie, Brian Huskey, and Rob Corddry, and the craziest story someone shared at the improvised Facebook show at UCB-LA. Then, after a lighting round of Quick Hits, the one & only Dennis Rodman calls us to let us know the reasons behind his recent slams toward President Obama.

He’s a fan and host favorite in the Laime household and probably in your household as well – performer, comedian, actor, writer, all around great guy, Drew Droege came on for the third time and charmed us per usual. We talk about the correspondence between hands and junk, the time Drew was reluctantly pranked, and oh yeah, light stuff like why a conversation about men and violence needs to begin in this country! Enjoy!

Wie- Wie counts down his top 5 quotes of the week, Ku- Ku counts down the essential summer music, and Ram Hand recounts a torrid love affair on today’s TWO CHARTED! Howard explains the sexiness of lady antebellum, his song “Orangutan”, and why children shouldn’t feel guilt over their parent’s love. Plus talk about the state of British music, Bruce Springsteen, and a heated argument over the song “Umbrella”. Enjoy Chartists!

Find out what to wear and what not to wear as Andrew Ti & Jake Fogelnest discuss appropriate & inappropriate Halloween costumes. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Humans Joel Spence, Stephanie Allynne, and Ben Siemon join Matt for a spectacular improv session filled with second date tips, baby delivering methods, and cub scout know-it-alls. Plus, The Ethicist’s Randy Cohen talks to Matt about what is considered bullying in a debate in a special edition of Case Closed. Be sure to pick up an improv4humans shirt from the Earwolf Store and follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon. You can also now get Matt Besser’s new comedy album “Woo Pig Sooie: Comedy for Atheists” at mattbesser.com and Dragoon’s new album “This Galaxy Is But A Nursery” at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Andy Kindler and Gary The Squirrel join Jake for a special summer movie preview episode of THE FOGELNEST FILES and let’s be honest, it’s the single most important podcast ever released in the history of the medium. Featuring a special phone call from Julie Klausner who joins Jake at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles next week for a special live episode of THE FOGELNEST FILES. Get tickets here.

Andrew Ti blows Jake Fogelnest’s mind as they discuss the real phenomenon of people referring to mixed race babies as being cute. Remember to not be an asshole when talking about babies and keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Joe Mande drops by to tell us which corporate Twitter account is the nuttiest on the holidays, shares the list of people who have blocked him on Twitter, and what he did for Mother’s Day. Then he tells us what he thinks of Avicii, the new Daft Punk, and shares a tale of almost getting in a fight for a parking spot at the Grove during Billboard’s Dance Club Play Songs Chart. We also hear what Joe’s favorite Tyler Perry movie is as we countdown the Movie Chart and he takes us to the moment where he first met his Parks and Recreation co-worker Harris Wittels during a game of Chart Roulette!

In the aftermath of the final confrontation against Lord Noral, we join our heroes as they explore a new found ship. Familiarizing themselves with the inside of the ship, they stumble upon a couple of lockers that are etched with everyone’s names. Tune in to find out what kind of special trinkets these special lockers hold!

Denver Dalley of Desaparecidos, Statistics, and Har Mar band sits down to have a little post-tour chat with Har Mar on today’s Nocturnal Emotions! Denver & Har Mar talk about their tour highlights, dorm living, and the legendary Patrick Swayze. Plus, Denver shares his childhood dream of having a lifestyle similar to that of James Bond during Let’s Create A Show and plays a game of Let Me Ruin Your Favorite Song with Kenny Loggins’ “Danger Zone.”

Jake Fogelnest is back with Andrew today to discuss white male nerds being obsessed with Japanese culture. Don’t be a creep and be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Queen Latifah & Dolly Parton were in a gospel filled musical with so many plots that it will make your head spin! Fred Stoller joins us to talk about the strange heart attacks that kill of two characters in the movie, the bum wiping vs turd in tissue issue that Queen’s son with Asperger’s syndrome faces with, and who is shooting the footage of Queen & her husband hugging at a park. We also cover the diner food fight scene, Dolly’s partial duet with her dead husband/ghost self, and the big medley at the end with Catholic-fied versions of pop songs. Make sure to keep voting and suggesting which movies for us to review at http://fyi.earwolf.com!!

Alert Blasternauts! In this live episode Kyle sings and plays an excerpt from a song he wrote for a high school crush and Tig plays the drums with her hands. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Guest and musician, Trevor Anderson, comes on and explains the science behind music and the reasons we love it. Plus Chicago accents, breaking down song lyrics, and the legend of the ninth symphony. Then a game of “What’s Nuts” that happens while Tig and Kyle bang, a music based Q and A with the audience that turns into an explanation of everything, and a great round of “Name That Punky”. Enjoy. It’s a special one! Recorded by Asim Ali at The Abbey Chicago.

Marc Maron leaves the Cat Ranch and joins the County boys to talk about his experience doing Howard Stern for the first time, his reception of his IFC show Maron, and having to replace an essay in his new book “Attempting Normal.” Dan Van Kirk then breaks down some crazy stories that include; an elderly Boonville man who pummels an intruder with a shovel and then dares him to come back for more on Craigslist, a Florida man who while tripping on acid claims to be God & asks cops to cut off his penis, and another Florida man who hurts himself while hunting squirrels with a homemade BB gun hunting rifle. And if that’s not enough, we have a voicemail update from Bryant Gumbel! Lock the gates, punch waterfalls, and enjoy!

The illustrious and radio experienced Jake Fogelnest joins Andrew today to talk about Jason Collins, the sentiment of there being a higher percentage of homophobia in the black community, and Megan Phelps. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

2 years ago, a momentous recording occurred in the Earwolf studios. Now, all the participants have returned once more to recreate the magic. You asked for it and it’s finally happening, Adam Scott, Harris Wittels, and Chelsea Peretti are here for the Farts & Pro threequel! You won’t believe the amazing characs that they got for us this time around. Creak, slam, sit and be mesmerized by the Farts Crew!

Dethklok’s Brendon Small rocks out on an 8-string guitar as he & Jon Daly join forces to create the band Sonic Oscillator and make some sweet Van Halen music!!! Along with Brett Morris on bass & Cyrus Ghahremani on keys, they’ll use their 20 minutes to make the classic V-Halen inspired track “Big American Pipeline”!!!!!

Fellow Earwolf podcaster, Sirius XMU DJ, and all around professional Jake Fogelnest joins Andrew to discuss whether basketball fans are more violent than hockey fans. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Welcome to the first episode of The Pod Cats with Marc Maron’s cats Monkey, Boomer, and LaFonda. In this episode, Maron’s cats find themselves having to adjust to the changes that come with the filming of IFC’s Maron.

The Daily Show’s own, Al Madrigal, visits the calming shores on today’s Sklabro Country! Randy and Jason talk about Brett Michaels’ resistance against time, an inebriated man making a run for it in a Zamboni, and Terrell Owens’ continued descent into sadness. Then Al comes on and talks about growing up near notorious asshole Barry Bonds, being a legacy in the family that invented the soup bread bowl, and crushing Denver in sports. They also talk about watching sports with the proper amount of intensity, getting more intense during your kid’s games, and Al’s work on the Daily Show. Plus quick hits including; a dad standing up for his professional boxer son, Kenny Anderson losing his mojo, and Kobe fighting his mom over his stuff from high school. And then Jesse Thorn does a fantastic fantasy report!

Academy Award winner Jim Rash joins Ronna & Beverly for a wonderful chat! Jim tells us about getting mistaken for Moby & Steven Soderbergh, his upcoming coming of age film The Way, Way Back, and offers listeners some life advice. Also, important questions regarding apps, animal hunting, and Reese Witherspoon are answered!

She’s a talented performer and comedy writer, and has seen more than one dead body! KATE PURDY brought her sunshine-y disposition onto the podcast as we discussed all things from secret passageways in houses, crispy critters (dead bodies via burning), foot massages, gay boyfriends and bathroom snafus! Enjoy!

Andrew Ti & special guest Joselyn Hughes solve Friday by discussing how stereotypes are the easiest type of comedy, the pressure to be down with all stereotypes, and the difference between the audiences of “2 Broke Girls” & “Girls.” As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Kulap’s gone but safe so fear not Chartists because the incredible Paul Danke is subbing in. There’s serious dude energy as Howard talks about uniting sex performer and fan through his music, strangers giving him shoe and life advice and then not leaving, and going mudding at the redneck yacht club. They also chat about their favorite new hip-hop, ignoring the origins of your partner’s habits, and their summer plans. Listen to this while you decide which Voice coach you are!

Paul Feig, (Bridesmaids, Freaks and Geeks) dressed in his best Willy Wonka cosplay outfit, wraps with Kevin on his career in writing, directing, and producing film and television. Feig chats about turning his awkward high school years into a cult tv hit, the delight of working with brilliantly funny females, and just how much is too much when editing a food poisoning scene.

Ring the bell in celebration of another episode of improv4humans with improv addicts Sean Conroy, Jon Gabrus, and Mike Still! Along with a ton of great improv comes another edition of Case Closed with Matt debating with someone from Twitter who claims Jason Collins is not a hero for coming out. Be sure to pick up an improv4humans shirt from the Earwolf Store and follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon. You can also now get Matt Besser’s new comedy album “Woo Pig Sooie: Comedy for Atheists” at mattbesser.com and Dragoon’s new album “This Galaxy Is But A Nursery” at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Who Charted’s Howard Kremer & Kulap Vilaysack joined Jake for a visually stimulating livestreamed episode of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Jake, Howard, and Kulap created forcefields, stuck it to Chuck Woolery, and got a peak into the toilet community by taking a toilet tour. The video version of this podcast will be up on Monday. May 13th at youtube.com/earwolf In the meantime, enjoy the audio version and check out the playlist of videos at youtube.com/thefogelnestfiles!

Today’s episode of Yo, Is This Racist? is a very special one as Andrew Ti and guest Joselyn Hughes put aside a caller’s question to offer them some free life advice. Go ahead and keep leaving us messages but make sure they’re original over by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Britain invades Portland as award winning comedians Robert Popper & Peter Serafinowicz join Howard & Kulap to chart it up on today’s LIVE episode from the Bridgetown Comedy Festival! The gang covers Billboard’s Top New Age albums and the Top 2013 Domestic Grossing films. We also hear about Robert’s time-wasting antics under the pseudonym Robin Cooper & Peter’s incredible Darth Vader impression during a game of Chart Roulette. That’s not all, we’re also treated to a Dragon Boy Suede performance and an audience Q&A!

Lord Noral seemed to have the upper hand as Sparklett sacrificed himself to save our heroes and Sir Richard met his demise under a ton of water. However, by some unknown power, a shining Sir Richard materializes with new glowing limbs and a look of determination on his face. Could this be the second wind our heroes need to finally end this battle? It’s an episode you won’t want to miss!