We’re seeing a different side of Howard today. A side that wears glasses! Howard shares his mid-summer updates, while Kulap goes over her five best exercises to lose belly fat. Will a fuck obstacle course and ostrich jerky be involved in her healthy lifestyle? Listen, and find out! All in all this episode is verrrrrry cool.

We’ve been saving a good one for you! Brett Gelman and house band Brody Stevens bring positive energy and pinata-beating skills to Portland. The gang covers the top music acts that moved to Portland and the top films shot in Oregon. We’re also treated to a Dragon Boy Suede performance. We’re grounding and pounding in Portland!

This week Jason, June and Paul are joined by Kulap Vilaysack (Origin Story, Add To Cart podcast) to discuss the 2007 film, Spider-Man 3. The four discuss the shock of learning most of this movie is about Mary Janes failed Broadway career, all the bad CGI, wonder what’s up with Topher Grace’s character, and ask “does this film have TOO many villains?”. The answer is yes. 

What’s an episode of Sklarbro County without drunken, nude news stories? Guest Cole Stratton comes prepared with a Terrell Owens’ co-ed softball tale, and the gang touches on Tom Brady’s creepy contests, drunken Facebook-initiated fights, and a “human sandtrap” covered in feces. Plus, the Bruce Jenner/Bryant Gumbel feud heats up. If this episode was a championship, you’d display it as a classical bust on your wall of podcasts. Don’t forget to pick up your tickets to see Sklarbro Country live at Montreal’s Just for Laughs Festival on July 25 and at Denver’s Comedy Works on July 27 and 28.

Are you ready to ingest this episode? Pump up the bacteria and get ready to learn about fecal transplants and everything else about C. diff from our giggly pal Emily Rittershaus. Kyle’s stomach issues don’t hold a candle to Clostridium difficile which Tig is intimately acquainted with. Just, please wash your hands after you listen, okay?

Del Close Marathon is a 14 year old tradition of the Upright Citizens Brigade. Every year, the finest improvisers gather in New York City to perform improv all day and all night. So since all these great improvisers are all in one place, why not get them on the podcasts? Hear over 30 improvisers try their hand at this whole podcasting thing, and stay tuned for part two!

Intern Marissa Wompler, fear-based comic Jerrod Carmichael, and controversial comedian Paul Rust join Scott in a riveting discussion of penis pencils, politics, and a game of Would You Rather. New No-No: If you’re going to listen to this podcast, then guess what! We get to make you laugh. That’s what you get for listening! Who’s laughing now? You are!

Konichiwa! Between the bath salts diet and strip club lap sores, we’re keeping it health concious on the calming shores. Janet Varney joins us to discuss online gambling, cherry spitting, and topless TV scenes. Plus, a Sklarbro Country first! We have Steven Seagal on the line! Be sure to pick up your tickets to see Sklarbro Country live at Montreal’s Just for Laughs Festival on July 25 and at Denver’s Comedy Works on July 27 and 28.

Wake up sleepyheads, Pam Murphy is in our living room and she is FABULOUS! She shares stories of her breast cancer battle with us, we commiserate about our shittiest jobs, Pam steps up to helps mediate some martial spats. Enjoy!

Summah means two things: Partying, and MORE PARTYING! Whether they be with Kulap at Comic Con or with Howard at secret pool locations in Los Angeles, this week is all about the get-down get-wet get-nerdy parties that are going on now!

Hey, all you stupid, fat little girls. It’s time to redeem your rock n’ roll gift card for some great guests… Lennon Parham, Pam Murphy, and Ben Siemon! They cover everything from cancer to coal mines to Schindler’s List. We also hear listener summer stories, and talk to Chris Gore about whether improv is for pussies. Don’t forget to submit YOUR worst summer story for a chance to be featured on an upcoming episode! Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon.

Chris Gore, of Attack of the Show, podcrashes the charts this week. We cover the top billing alternative albums in the music chart, some “dongtastic” movies, and play a game of Chart Roulette. The gang also talks super hero movies, Fiona Apple, and dating.

What do you get when you cross a quark with a gluon? Honestly, we still don’t even think those are real words. Baby genius turned adult genius/comedian David Relyea is educating us today on Quantum Physics and using a lot of words we’ve never heard before. Plus, Tig updates us on life off of the grid. Travel inside the hatch, and inside an atom or two, on Professor Blastoff!

We’re having a baby racin’ good time here on Sklarbro County! Matt Braunger is hanging out today to talk about hot dogs, police non-brutality, and everything else that makes America great! We’re also chatting with our resident MMA expert Tim Gunn about Silva vs. Sonnen. Give yourself some tummy time and get razzled!

A staple of summer cinema is the superhero flick. For every The Dark Knight and The Avengers, there plenty of weak sequels like this week’s selection. Plus, get an update on The How Did This Get Made? Awards!

Last year, an episode of Comedy Bang Bang was made that, to put it simply, changed the world. Nearly a year later, can the magic be replicated? We’ve brought back Harris Wittels, Adam Scott, and Chelsea Peretti, and they’re here for more songs, characters, foam, two-man shows, life advice, and plugs! Is the world ready to be changed again? It better be!

Are you ready to have “the talk” with Duncan Trussell? He treats us to some comedy jazz with his great insight into The Comedy Store as well as, you know, zen meditation. We’re also bringing you some retro tunes and a rare in-studio appearance of Bruce “B.J.” Jenner who is seeking revenge! And speaking of bjs…well, you’ll just have to hear the takes yourself.

It’s a small world on Totally Laime this week. Cole Stratton from the Pop My Culture Podcast joins us and he shares with us his special relationship with Scott Aukerman, his game show knowledge, and treats us to fascinating conversation about pee etiquette and cinema. Enjoy!

Matt Walsh drops by to discuss kettle corn, kids, and the KKK. Plus the ladies get him to dish on all the inner workings of Walsh’s HBO show Veep. Lie back in your relaxing cowboy tub, and enjoy!

Chartists, this one’s for you! Howard covers more sea stories of summah in his chart, and Kulap follows up with the Top 5 interactions with YOU, the fans, via social media. Listen to see if you made the list. The duo also discusses crazy nicknames, screaming lobsters, and vikings. Oh, the joys of summah!

Eric the Paid Intern is leaving Earwolf to take a job in facial recognition software (because he’s a genius) so here are some awesome Eric interviews and improv scenes that we’ve saved up from past episodes. Hear improv from Horatio Sanz, Adam Pally, Sean Conroy, Mookie Blaiklock, Danielle Schneider, and your other favorite improvisers.

Thune Heads are in for a fun episode, filled with discussions about Ben Stiller, Boogie Nights, and socks. Howard and Kulap cover a Dusted Magazine Album Chart, the movie chart, and a new game… Chart Mart! This episode will make you want to hold Nick Thune’s hand in happiness.

This is an episode about human energy. Not juggling squirrel energy. New York-based comedian Dave Hill visits the hatch to discuss the connections between pregnant women and their children, and the living and deceased through the power of energy.

Pick up a plate of recycled spaghetti and join Erica Oyama and the How Did This Get Made? crew for a look at Judge Dredd. Block wars. That about covers it. Join us on this trip to Aspen with Rob Schneider and enjoy the horrible sets and futuristic insanity. Enjoy!

The boys share a crazy story involving Richard Simmons, Laura Dern, and RZA from the Wu Tang Clan. Plus, NASCAR romance novels and tons of naked news is discussed. Comedian Hampton Yount visits, Mark Walhberg leaves a voicemail, and we speak on the phone with competitive eater, and official Sklarbro Country glutton, Patrick “Deepdish” Bertoletti about his run at Nathan’s Hotdog Eating Crown this 4th of July. Don’t freak out, citizens! You’re in store for a good one. Be sure to pick up your tickets to see Sklarbro Country live at Montreal’s Just for Laughs Festival on July 25 and at Denver’s Comedy Works on July 27 and 28.

Need a cleansing experience, in addition to your 8-to-12-week smoothie diet? This week’s show has everything you need to purge the soul. Andy Kindler trots out his Jay Leno and Al Pacino impersonations, Loudon Wainwright III performs several songs off his new album “Older Than My Old Man Now,” and Oscar winner (Sir?) Gwyneth Paltrow, wife of Chris “Coldplay” Martin, honors us with her presence. Plus, the group plays Who Said It! Hee hee! Shamone! Dah!

Johnny Knoxville, actor and “Jackass” creator joins Kevin in one of our most entertaining episodes to date.

Looking to have a crazy weekend? Why not start it off with drunk Dennis Rodman, prostitute hunting Mike Tyson, and premature death from too much televised soccer? Broken Lizards Jay Chandrasekhar and Kevin Heffernan, of Super Troopers and The Babymakers, talk movies and baseball. Plus, a call with Bryant Gumbel reveals potential new Olympic games. P.S. F Greg!

If you haven’t seen Brian Gallivan’s Sassy Gay Friend videos yet, do yourself a favor! Wait, but first, listen to him as this week’s guest on Totally Laime! We talk about the strange and embarrassing world of online dating and the surprisingly less controversial topic of cannibalism. Enjoy!

Let’s Drop Anchor and listen to the special Have a Summah episode you’ve been waiting for! Kulap and Howard cover the tracks on Howard’s new album for all you Summah Starved Zombies out there. So grab your seagull friends and avoid those Summah Sirens to give this a listen!