We all need to eat. And we know that the choices we make with food are at once deeply personal and informed by systemic factors. As part of our ongoing exploration into global foodways, Dr. Aviaja Lyberth Hauptmann joins Jonathan to discuss the history, science, and culture of the animal-sourced Inuit diet.

This week we’re breaking down “Threat Level Midnight” with writer of the episode, B.J. Novak

This week June and Jessica are talking about all the things they want to see in 2023.

Nicole has been watching too many DIY videos, including videos where people make open shelving by removing the doors from their cabinets – it’s overwhelming! Sasheer witnessed the spectacle that is the Blue Man Group and loved it, but she couldn’t help but wonder “Where are the blue women?”

Iliza makes listeners’ choices easy by encouraging a dog groomer to quit their job and a young person to move to Denver over West Florida.

Below Deck’s Captain Sandy joins Ashley to chat about the charter boat cast and crew members, and the challenges of working and sleeping in such a tight space all the while having TV cameras in your face. Hear why Captain Sandy calls out Bravo as the best TV network, why she needs pirate training and which role on the boat would suit Ashley. 

Enjoy this ‘lil bonus episode where Casey and Danielle sit down with astrologer for the stars and TO the stars, Heidi Rose Robbins. She takes us through what each sign can expect. We hope it excites and inspires you for the year. Enjoy!

What’s poppin’ con-gregation? This week, comedian Ian Lara joins the show to discuss how several imposters tried to target Bootsy Collins, one of the most impactful, long standing figures in the tapestry of American music, especially R&B, funk and pop.

Between recovering from a difficult childbirth and taking care of an infant, sex is the last thing on this new mom’s mind.

Threevisiting on the Tues: Scott, Paul and Lauren discuss puppets and play Press Conference.

In a special HDTGM and Blank Check crossover episode, Griffin Newman and David Sims join Paul and Jason to discuss Zack Snyder’s Justice League aka The Snyder Cut.

A compilation of some of the best Queery conversations from 2022, featuring clips from Episode #226 with Malinda Lo, Episode #245 with Betty Who, and Episode #247 with Brian Michael Smith.

Actress Allison Williams joins Scott to talk about her new film M3GAN, playing Peter Pan in Peter Pan Live!, and her signature scream. 

Actor Bryan Cranston feels stimulated about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Heather, Nick and Matt discuss what games they are looking forward to in 2023, their gaming resolutions for the year, and listen to some voicemails in the Question Block!

Casey and Danielle breathlessly sit down with writer, actor, comedian and friend, Yassir Lester on the heels of Jen Shah’s sentencing.

Stand-up comedian Iliza Shlesinger joins Jameela this week to discuss motherhood and raising a daughter her own way, where Iliza’s confidence comes from and how she keeps jealousy from getting her down, how women are pitted against each other by society, how feminism doesn’t mean loving every woman, what we lose by labelling people, and more. 

Conan speaks with Jill from Vulcan, Alberta about growing wetland plants in a commercial greenhouse, fainting goats, and what Conan would name a wetland species of his own discovering.

Happy fck’n New Year’s everyone! This week, Leslie and Lenny are back. Leslie shares her fortunate but unfortunate adventures in New Zealand while Lenny updates us on his hernia surgery. Plus, find out what Lenny’s New Year resolution is in the Fckry of the week.

Lauren, Paul and Scott discuss their New Year’s resolutions, getting blood drawn, play Word Alley Oop and listen to a voicemail.

Howard Kremer, engineer Brett Morris, and music blog Rosy Overdrive join Matt Besser for the annual Best of Music review!

This week we have a special episode where Jenna and Angela sit down with “The Office” superfan and popstar, Billie Eilish!

Paul & Amy cross the pond for 2003’s Christmas romantic comedy smash Love Actually! They dissect director Richard Curtis’s curious understanding of love, learn the fates of each character in the 2017 sequel short, and watch deleted scenes that would have introduced even more plots into the film. Plus: Lindy West discusses her essay “Shit Actually” that kicked off a critical re-evaluation of this movie.

Professors Patricia Strach and Kathleen S. Sullivan join Jonathan to discuss how we went from 16-foot-tall trash piles in the streets to our modern system of trash pick-ups.

It’s a new year and we’re already trying to forget birthdays and Jessica is breaking out the whiteboard and throwing internet-breaking luncheons. Then, Brogan Chambers (@nottheworstcleaner from TikTok) joins the gals to discuss our relationships to mess and mental health, redefining cleaning as ‘care tasks’ and how to help yourself become your own future friend.

Iliza speaks out on babies having favorites and being gifted terrible baked goods.

Nicole and Sasheer are stuck in Groundhog Day, Happy New Year!

Jason Mantzoukas (How Did This Get Made?, Star Trek: Prodigy) returns for Part 2 of his gabfest with Ashley about the Underrated TV Hits of 2022 where they recommend a mockumentary horror series with moron versions of Mulder and Scully (Wellington Paranormal), a travel show about healthy adult male friendships (101 Places To Party Before You Die), an anime where a 10-year-old boy lives alone in his own apartment (Kotaro Lives Alone), and much, much more.

Happy New Year Con-gregation! This week we are revisiting an amazing episode with Nicole Byer and look at the many scams & lives of (fraudulent) “international” guy of grift-stery, Jeremy Wilson.