A cup of coffee with Ty Burrell.

On a hot summer day, what could be better than chilling out with a bunch of bros? Nothing, that’s what! Rob Delaney, Jimmy Pardo, and Paul Rust join Scott for the ultimate Comedy Bang Bang chill sesh. They play some games, chat about some hot topics, and participate in other bro activities (brotivities, if you will). Grab some bros of your own, and dig in!

Our top three competitors have been given their biggest assignment yet: One hour to interview Zach Galifianakis as part of an editing challenge. Too bad it isn’t going to happen. This week we test our challengers on their ability to bounce back after a guest cancellation in a short amount of time. Listen in today to hear Matt “coach” the podcasters through the most important hour of their life, and join us tomorrow to hear their Time Crunch submissions with guest judges Dave Anthony and Matt Belknap.

GREG GRUNBERG Actor, best known for his work on Heroes, Felicity, and Alias chats with Kevin Pollak

First crushes, dogs, and daughters  are up for discussion with – widely considered to be one of the two nicest people in Hollywood* – TV’S ANDY DALY!! Would you look at those dimples? He keeps us laughing and is somehow able to maintain his dignity, even as we try to ruin him with a discussion about cockdocking. ENJOY!(*Listen to find out who the other person is!)

Ronna suspects Beverly’s summer cold is actually karaoke-induced laryngitis. The ladies talk to comedian Jon Daly about Ed Hardy, marijuana, and his upcoming podcast Sappity Tappity the Drunken Tree.

While many of our guests are sports fans, very few have the compelling insight of Mr. Kevin Pollak. He brings to the calming shores a deep Giants fandom and some unbelievable personal stories from Sugar Ray Leonard. The inside baseball doesn’t stop there as Racist Vin Scully visits us hot on the heels of his major announcement. For the non-sports fans in the audience, we’ve got news from Snooki, George Lucas, and posts from the Facebook wall of Ronald McDonald. Be on the look-out for Hendersons and Daughters (out on September 13th and currently available for pre-order), and go punch a waterfall!

Todd Jackson is a comedy writer and entrepreneur who hopped from Cracked Magazine to Comedy Central before creating the comedy website Dead-Frog. He joins Jeff on this unusual episode to discuss 9/11, strange-sounding networking advice, and the potential relationship between our two websites. This isn’t your typical The Wolf Den, but then again what IS a typical The Wolf Den?

For all our optimist and idealist listeners: You’ll enjoy a nice change of pace this week as Drew opens the show with a list of things he loves! However, Eddie Pepitone is one of our guests so you know that bright sunny feeling won’t last long. He joins Drew and DeMorge Brown on a hostage situation, an acid trip, and a visit to Inside the Actor’s Studio. We round it out with some inside baseball about the rules of improv and the art of bombing. Hanson, Del Monte Peaches, Jenna Elfman, it’s all in here!

This is quite the international episode of Who Charted?! With Howard and Kulap in the cockpit, we take Andy Richter all over the world: From the top hits of the German charts, to the gay art of Finland. We’ll take a quick stop at the Polish well that once housed Howard’s grandmother before landing in Russia to learn about the language. Our in-flight entertainment is this week’s charting movies (feel free to watch them silently, though) and a game of Chart Darts! You may now unfasten your seat-belt and recline your seat. Enjoy the ride!

Four podcasts become three as we reach the end of the week. Only one podcast is safe this week making it one of the toughest eliminations yet. Who will go home? You’ll have to listen to find out. And as always, leave your thoughts and critiques on our forums.

How did we get this far without covering Gigli? The quintessential bad movie, it has remained a go-to punchline for nearly a decade. Catch Gigli out on DVD or Netflix Instant, and be sure to give us your new and improved title right here on Earwolf.

Join Bob for Affirmation Nation’s first ever Quote of the Day. It will leave you feeling warmed, more content, and ready to embark on the day’s adventures.

Scripture states: The wolf will live with the lamb, the leopard will lie down with the goat, the calf and the lion and the yearling together; and a group of comedians doing a podcast will lead them. I THINK I’m getting that right. This week we address Foreign Relations with comedian Tom Clark who tells us what it was like to volunteer in Mexico. From NAFTA to The Eagles, we cover it all. We even get a brief visit from Ronald Reagan! It’s like a massage for your ears, so listen in and don’t ask us if “That’s it?”

Both Doug Benson and Harris Wittels are experienced podcast guests. Knowing what they know about podcasting and Nick Thune, what will they think of each show’s four minute submission? Only four shows remain, so no nit will go unpicked as we prepare for tomorrow’s elimination episode. Tune in tomorrow to see who is going home and which three podcasts will continue in the search for Earwolf’s next great podcast!

This week’s episode of Comedy Bang Bang is devoted to all the Parks and Recreation fans in the audience. We’ve jam packed the show with Parks and Rec insiders from Chelsea Peretti to Harris Wittels and even Adam Scott! If you like the unique cast of crazies that Pawnee offers, you’ll love hearing Chelsea Peretti’s brand new characters. Maybe you watch the show for the compelling relationships: Prepare for the deep, meaningful, fascinating relationship between Jack and his brother-in-law Bryan from Carl’s Lumber Yard. This episode will answer ALL your Parks and Recreation questions, as long as your questions are “How many episodes have there been?” and “What’s the name of Adam’s character?”

The Apple Sisters join us yet again from the open seas where they are enjoying all the amenities the USS Earwolf has to offer. It’s not a cruise without a delicious buffet, but with the Boat Queen Pageant coming up the girls have to be ever watchful of their figures. Tune in your radio dial and enjoy the calamity as we are introduced to Captain A-Crab! If you live in Los Angeles, be sure to check out The Apple Sisters on September 26th at the Lilian Theatre.

There is a good chance that some of you listeners found this show because of Paul F. Tompkins, Marc Maron, Paul Scheer, or some of our other well-known guests. This week we see how each of the contestants handle 10 minutes with comedian Nick Thune. Matt gives the contestants valuable advice on approaching guests with respect, so tune in tomorrow to hear how everyone fares with guest judges Doug Benson and Harris Wittels. Also, let us know on the forums if you would like a bonus behind-the-scenes episode.

For many of us, a medicine cabinet is more than just a place to store toothpaste and antacids: A medicine cabinet is a treasure trove of all the things we hold most dear. Today you’ll hear what Bob keeps in his medicine cabinet, and hopefully it will inspire you to spruce up your own medicinal toy box.

HARRY SHEARER! Actor, author, musician, director, radio show host ? heck, he even owns his record label. Getting his start (albeit uncredited) in an Abbot and Costello movie in 1953, to voicing Mr. Burns and many other characters on The Simpsons, this man has spent more than half a century entertaining people! You don’t want to miss this one!

What do you get when you add 1 hilarious Jewish comedian with a 1/2 Jew music producer, 1 goy comedy writer and a super cute dog? A ridiculously fun hour of podcasting, that’s what! We covered it all with comedian ARI SHAFFIR – including but not limited to: sex-choking, “Birthright” in Israel, first childhood memories, dating on the road, and oh yeah, did we mention sex choking? ENJOY.

This week on Sklarbro Country we have DUIs, twin drama, a demolition derby, slap shot contests, black light mini golf, and that’s just in the first half hour! Our first guest is Paul Gilmartin who you certainly must know from Dinner and a Movie or from his awesome stand-up and hilarious characters. He talks about adult-league hockey fights and competes with Randy and Jason in a fear-off straight from Mental Illness Happy Hour. We close it up with Michael Samosa, an athletic linguist of sorts who is not only here to educate but to bring us all together as citizens. Go punch a waterfall, and if you live in Philadelphia or Ann Arbor be sure to get your tickets to see The Sklar Brothers before it’s too late.

What better way to end the week than with a poem? Today’s poem is called “Don’t Squeeze” and I’m sure it will speak to many of our listeners. Have a great weekend!

Drew brings Glitter in the Garbage to a live audience for the very first time and boy is it a tit party! His guests Edi, Stephanie, and Julie delight the huddled masses with tales of crappy jobs, a bizarre mommy hangout, and of course The Actor’s Little Corner. If the response from the room is any indication, you will love Drew’s rant on The Alcove. Pour yourself a gin and tonic and enjoy!

I like to think all of us dream of a better world. A world more friendly, more welcoming, and more ergonomic. Today’s Affirmation Nation are some of the dreams Bob has for making the world a simpler place to live.