It’s finally here! Vote and suggest which movies for Paul, Jason, and June to review at http://fyi.earwolf.com! Now for your next viewing assignment we’ll take a look at the gospel filled musical Joyful Noise starring Dolly Parton & Queen Latifah. Also, Paul goes through a couple of the Corrections & Omissions for Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot all the way from London. Remember to grab yourself a copy of Paul’s comic book Aliens Vs. Parker, check out The ArSheerio Paul Show on the Jash Network, and catch June on season 3 of Burning Love!

The hilarious Joselyn Hughes talks to Andrew about whether the use of Jay-Z’s song “Brooklyn Go Hard” in the trailer for the Jackie Robinson biopic “42” is racist or not. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Horatio Sanz, Ben Schwartz, and Lauren Lapkus join Matt Besser for a bonus improvised scene inspired by the drunk shenanigans of professional athletes. Pick up 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!

Join us as we celebrate the Four Year Anniversary of Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast! Acclaimed director David Wain returns with co-host Traci Rearden to experience the high capacity of our open door policy as a furious Marissa Wompler & a disinterested Mike the Janitor drop by. And if that’s not enough, our good friend Jason Mantzoukas wanders in to wish us a happy anniversary right before a couple of record execs who go by the Bachelor Brothers barge in to make a proposition to Scott which could effect the future of CBB. It’s a Comedy Bing Bong for the ages filled with tension, surprises, and “My wife!” for all!

Hey Track Suits! Get ready for an ALL NEW episode of BUILDING THE TRACK with genius musician Honus Honus of Man Man! Listen as Jon Daly & Honus Honus harmonize for their Doo-wop song called “Doo-Wong”!!!!!

(Special thanks to Brett Morris on the axe & Cyrus Ghahremani on production)

The awesome Joselyn Hughes joins Andrew Ti today to talk about Chicago, hockey, and The Chicago Blackhawks’ Native American mascot. Call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Rob Corddry comes to the calming shores and makes it Boston strong on today’s Sklarbro Country! The guys cover Chad Johnson’s one day adoption of a homeless man and ask why western climbers and Buddhist Sherpas can’t get along. Then they talk about the tragic attack in Boston and reflect on their own experiences at the marathon. Love for Boston is boundless as they discuss David Ortiz incredible speech, the majesty of Fenway, and the toughness of Boston natives. Then they dive into Rob’s career as he talks about meeting his crush, Ed Harris, flirting with Martha Stewart, and working on the new Hot Tub Time Machine. Plus quick hits including fishing in Florida and Tim Tebow going to the in-door football league. And if that wasn’t enough Jerry Jones calls in to defend the Cowboys draft. Gimme sum knuckles bro!

He’s in the running for the kindest person in the biz, master improviser and writer for Conan, BRIAN STACK came on and charmed us during his “Laime or Totally” explanations, the discussion of why trophies for everyone might not be a  great idea and also how he feels about Twitter. Enjoy!

Can you feel the love? Ku-ku and Wie-wie can on today’s TWO CHARTED! They get great gifts from fans and there’s none for Dirt Cup. Then Howard counts down his week including; taking down the world’s strongest coffee, going to Jonah Ray’s wedding, and being optimistic over the Lone Ranger movie. Feeling warm and gushy from the wedding, Kulap counts down the loveliest  songs from her own wedding. They’ll make you want to passionately slow dance. Plus talk on Howard and white wine, the nerves necessary to give party toasts in a room full of comedic masters, and a debate over who the greatest movie villain of all time is.

Andrew Ti & guests Paul W. Downs and Lucia Aniello get into a deep discussion on the possible racism resulting from a high school rivalry that is using “chop-suey” font on signs that read “Fry Rice.” As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Lock the gates! We have an incredible one on one, getting into the actors pain interview with Marc Maron of the WTF podcast on today’s special Thursday episode of Comedy Bing Bong! Marc tells us what we can expect on his new show “Maron,” takes us through his past TV deals, and shares what advice he would give to a younger Marc Maron. Will things get deep enough to make Marc shed tears? Tune in to find out!

Horatio Sanz, Ben Schwartz, and Lauren Lapkus joined Matt Besser for another amazing livestreamed episode of improv4humans! Listen as they hear from some humans to inspire scenes that involve recording a dating service video, awful smelling library books, and drug tests. Check out the full video at youtube.com/Earwolf and 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!

Fred Armisen & Jake have been buds for a long time and are here to talk about all things Punk on today’s edition of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Fred tells us about filming interviews as different characters in his 1998 SXSW Guide to Music, gives us a behind the scenes look at the History of Punk SNL sketch, and explains why the idea of Portlandia was almost organic. Fred & Jake also take a look at The Specials SNL performance, The Damned on The Young Ones, and Dee Dee Ramone’s foray into Hip-Hop as Dee Dee King. Make sure to leave reviews for Crisis of Conformity’s “Fist Fight!” in “The Fogelnest Files” section on iTunes. If you’re listening to this the day it drops, be sure to tune in to a special LIVE video podcast of THE FOGELNEST FILES w/ Howard Kremer & Kulap Vilaysack of Who Charted? on Thursday, May 2nd at 6pm PST/9pm EST over at youtube.com/Earwolf!

Andrew Ti & this week’s guests Paul W. Downs and Lucia Aniello discuss the age old question on whether St. Patrick’s Day is racist or not. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

It’s been 16 months since the last episode but The Wolf Den is back with Slate.com’s Andy Bowers. He’s here to discuss the mood of podcasting, how radio will survive with the increasing amount of audio on demand choices, and finding a balance between having fun & running a business. Happy podcasting!

The Bitter Buddha is here! Eddie Pepitone brings his characters to life on this week’s Who Charted! Eddie learns that what’s hip today is as he calls it comfort music as we countdown the Ultimate Music Chart. He then asks what happened to Robert De Niro, shares his thoughts on restaurants with loud music, and gives us his two reasons as to why he won’t see Oblivion during the Movie Chart. We also hear about the great places to eat in Staten Island as Eddie serenades Hermes the Chart Goose!

It’s anybody’s game as we return to the epic battle between our heroes and the now bloodied water elemental Lord Noral. The odds are against our heroes as they must deal with the giant serpent and protect their seized ally Sparklett. Will Lord Noral finally be annihilated or will his ice attacks crush them into oblivion? Tune in to find out!

Guitar wizard Matt Sweeney chats with Har Mar from New York City on today’s Nocturnal Emotions! Matt & Har Mar talk about the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Matt being on a panel discussing the expression “word is bond,” and rap names. Also, Matt tells us why it never works out when he heavily plans things, how he gets happy to when he hears that anything good happens to anybody, and possibly recording new stuff with his band Chavez. They also create a new episodic TV show for Walton Goggins and play a game of Let Me Ruin Your Favorite Song with the Backstreet Boys’ “I Want It That Way.”

Andrew Ti & guests Paul W. Downs and Lucia Aniello get into whether the Boston bombers are considered to be white and if they agree with the label of racist & white supremacist to be the same. Stop all that racist shit and leave us a message at (323) 389-RACE.

The wonderful Kate Spencer joins us this week to discuss the Sylvester Stallone & Estelle Getty classic Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot. We discuss everything from infant fetishizing, diaper nightmares, and the possibility that all the characters in the film have borderline personality disorder. Tune in to hear us try to make sense of a movie that Sylvester himself is ashamed of. Enjoy!

Nerds looking for sanctuary look no further than today’s Professor Blastoff! David apologizes for trash talking midwives and then the hosts talk about fear in a world where wild animals now rarely kill us. Then the high priestess of nerdom, Jackie Kashian, comes to the show. They break down the categorical differences between geeks, nerds, geeks, and dweebs. Then they reveal their own obsessive nerdy pursuits and decide if everyone’s a nerd in this modern world. Plus talk about Happy Days, iguanas, and trying to complete your super hero themed cups collection. It’s fun for everyone and who dare challenge the nerd authority of Jackie Kashian?

Sean and Hayes expand the format of the show as they discover hashtags, get into whats stakes were on the line during the battle rounds on The Voice, and share their favorite moments of the food auction on Survivor. Neil Casey and Will Hines fly in from New York to get familiar with The Million Second Quiz and talk about learning some insider tips from Gordon Ramsay while watching Kitchen Nightmares. #AmazeBalls

Denver-based comedian Adam Cayton-Holland punches waterfalls on today’s Sklarbro County! Adam tells us about why it’s okay to be a nerd within the sports realm, his Amazon pilot Those Who Can’t, and the time he got arrested for underage drinking. Dan Van Kirk brings us some listener submitted stories that include; Oklahoma husband & wife strip club owners being arrested again for prostitution, a New Hampshire woman who managed to drive 6 miles going the wrong way before she was stopped and arrested, and a Chicago woman has racked up 400 arrests using 83 different aliases. Plus, Bruce Jenner leaves us a special Mother’s Day voicemail! If you’re in Los Angeles, come see Randy & Jason perform stand-up at the The Ice House in Pasadena on Saturday, May 4th!

Paul W. Downs & Lucia Aniello of Paulilu stop by to talk to Andrew about it being mildly problematic to teach kids Huckleberry Finn, references from literature in the past that might be considered racist today, and whether they had the college assignment of having to read Mein Kampf. Sell your copy of Mein Kampf and make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Most people would say that Kristen Schaal sparked a ton of controversy on her last Comedy Bang Bang appearance, we at CBB can neither confirm or deny this (it totally did). Co-host/licensed therapist Dr. Sherri Levine joins us to discuss which actors are delusional, vagina shame, and to listen to a special mash-up of a voicemail from Kristen’s mom & a certain joke her mom didn’t approve of. Representative of Georgia Buford Dorsey then stops by to share some tips he picked up over the years on how to conduct your life and to play game of Would You Rather!

Jon Daly and Davin Wood of Heidecker & Wood are inspired by Glen Campbell to write a southern rock anthem entitled “LA Smog, Tennessee Fog” in another edition of Building The Track!! With the help of Brett Morris on slide guitar & bass and Cyrus Ghahremani on organ and guitar, will the Rafflecast be able to make it in 20 minutes? Tune in to find out!!!

Paul W. Downs and Lucia Aniello of the writing/directing team Paulilu join Andrew Ti to discuss people who use the excuse of hating everyone to cover up their racism. Call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Once again we are honored to have an incredible chat with a legendary actor, fantastic improviser, and known to many as the “movie dad.” The great Paul Dooley of stage and screen joins Randy & Jason today to officially become a citizen of Sklarbro Country! Paul tells us about Don Knotts helping him get his first local TV gig in New York, eventually becoming the spokesperson for Fab detergent, and how he landed a spot on The Tonight Show with Jack Paar with an unfinished bit. He also talks about how Robert Altman casted him to be a part of A Wedding, re-writing a scene in Sixteen Candles on the day of shooting, and his love of his character’s arch in Breaking Away. And if that’s not enough, we catch up with Mark Wahlberg as his new film Pain & Gain hits theaters. It’s an episode you won’t want to miss!

She’s smart, she’s sexy and she’s in your earholes! SEX NERD SANDRA from the Nerdiest podcast of the same name came over and discussed the difference between geek and nerd, the elusive female orgasm, and how to disarm the “ghosts” in Japanese haunted houses. Enjoy!

Today Andrew Ti and Jen Wang talk about lazy people referring to martial arts movies as kung fu movies. Don’t be lazy and as always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.