This week Matt and Dave welcome the one, the only Judy Gold to the show to discuss The Queen’s Gambit,  Rachel Ray and Maddow, Maude, Golden Girls, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, other people’s homes, what’s it like having Judy Gold as your mom, summers in Provincetown, the generational difference in coming out and why it’s crucial to know the history, how she met her partner Elysa, analyzing comics, the serendipitous timing of the pandemic, everyone in Judy’s life getting COVID, Peloton, practicing the piano, what it’s like in NYC right now, rage at this administration, and being more civic-minded.

Neil deGrasse Tyson and Fumi Abe join Negin to solve the mysteries of the universe, including whether or not aliens wear cargo pants and what a restaurant on the moon would look like. Neil also explains the “Wild West Frontier” of Space law. Later on, they predict the future of right-wing news.

Paul & Amy invite themselves over to 1967’s Sidney Poitier “meet the parents” dramedy Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner! They praise the movie’s light touch with then-controversial social issues like interracial marriage, compare the film to early mainstream gay comedies like The Birdcage, and listen to a posthumous letter star Katharine Hepburn wrote to Spencer Tracy. Plus: Every sitcom with an episode title inspired by this film.

This is the fifth episode in our Kinspooled series on “effed up families”; next week’s film is The Farewell! Learn more about the show at unspooledpod.com, follow us on Twitter @unspooled and Instagram @unspooledpod, and don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Spotify. You can also listen to our Stitcher Premium game show Screen Test right now at https://www.stitcher.com/show/unspooled-screen-test, and apply to be a contestant at unspooledpod@gmail.com! Photo credit: Kim Troxall

Scott, Paul & Lauren discuss The Vow, the elephant parable and the Becker theme song before playing Instrumentals.

This week Joel and Mitra / Mitra and Joel give listeners advice on topics ranging from making Christmas special for your mom, navigating a friend group without feeling jealousy, ex-roommates having their mail still delivered to your place, and more.

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Looking for the creepiest location to get your holiday gift shopping done? Erin knows just the place! On this week’s ATTITUDES! Bryan talks about the filthy rich Georgia Sen. Kelly Loeffler’s meaningless pledge to donate her salary to certain (anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-abortion) statewide charities. Then, Erin discusses the recent revelation that Brazilian Blowout hair treatment contains a significant amount of the chemical formaldehyde before shifting into a story highlighting how women are more likely to be categorized as “non-regular workers” under Japanese employment law, and why that must change.

On a special holiday i4h, join Rudolph, Hermey, Yukon Cornelius, Donner, Mrs. Donner, Charlie in the Box, Water Gun Who Shoots Jelly, and all your other favorite classic characters as they embark on an adventure to fight misogyny, bullying, and fracking in order to save Christmas from being stopped by COVID-19.

Featuring Jess McKenna, John Gemberling, Zach Reino, Danielle Schneider, and Mookie Blaiklock.

This week we finish breaking down Fun Run. We start off with Jenna giving us the inside scoop on why we got so many big one hour episodes to start off Season 4, we get a Jenna and Angela BFF story for the books, and an amazing Fun Run wardrobe breakdown from wardrobe designer Carey Bennet. Then, we chat rabies quilts, answer everything you wanted to know about nipple chafing, and we get a ‘fan soapbox’ with an interesting take on who’s responsible for the death of Sprinkles. Finally, Angela does a deep dive into how to properly carbo-load before a race and no, it’s not downing fettuccine Alfredo seconds before a race. On your marks, get set, go! Or hop into a cab.

Check out some amazing quilted art from Bisa Butler on instagram  @bisabutler

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This week, journalist and author Angela Chen answers every question you have about asexuality. She and Adam discuss the difference between asexuality and aromanticism, explore how aces fit into the LGBTQ+ spectrum, share how pop-culture has influenced the growth of the ace community, and differentiate between asexuality and sexual dysfunction.

“Hey Dune Buggies everyone come here!” Sasheer and Nicole are back to discuss accents, the stealing genre, appreciation for Will Smith, Palm Springs getaways, Tetris parking, flower pots and feeling horny, and what cleaning crews of Airbnb’s must see. Then they take the quiz Are You More Crocs Than Crocodile? And they answer YOUR questions with advice on reaching out and a friendship success story!  Email or call Nicole & Sasheer with your friendship questions at: nicoleandsasheer@gmail.com

If you’re a close listener of Getting Curious, you’ll know that today’s conversation with Professor Saleema Snow, all about the practice known as civil asset forfeiture, is a long time coming. Civil asset forfeiture allows law enforcement to seize and often keep any property they suspect is involved in a crime. Jonathan wants to learn more about this practice: how deep its roots are, how it came to exist across the United States, what it reveals about discriminatory policing, and what it would look like to dismantle this system.

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Ohhh hellooo! The incredible Will Hines returns to join Zach and Jess (along with Scott and Brett) to proudly present: Out Of Ideas?: The Musical! Enjoy classics like “If You’re Going Anywhere, You’re A Stair,” “The Freedom You Feel In a Jeep (I’m Jeremy Renner!),” and “You’ve Got To Say Catch Me As You Run Away.”

This week on TNL, Joan reveals her cocktail of the day, Burnt divulges some conspiracy theories and Larry (Mary Holland) joins the show to express stress about his strong sperm and Ancient Aliens!

The SAP crew opens up about the influences that defined their comedic sensibilities, from Carol Burnett to The Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Guest Harvey Guillén remembers the moment Taika Waititi broke the news that he got the part of Guillermo on What We Do in the Shadows.

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What’s poppin, con-gregation? This week Nore Davis is on the podcast talking about the Big Bertha who took her scams to the stage. Stay schemin!

It took an expert to raise Bert Kreischer into “The Machine” he is today, which is why Miss Gege was qualified for the job. Gege specializes in Early Childhood Development, and not just because she witnessed her 8 brothers go through every stage of it. She’s a real pro. This episode covers Gege’s childhood, marriage, education and motherhood, right up to Bert sending his tour bus to bring her to Los Angeles amidst the pandemic. We get to hear what it’s like to be on a star’s tour bus without the star, what kind of student Bert was in primary school (what lead to him being named the #1 Party Animal in college) and why Gege is most proud of Bert. Oh and we develop a theory as to why Bert has a penchant for ripping off his shirt. Hope you enjoy this ep with sharp and witty Gege.

A recently retired real estate agent chats with Geth about what it’s been like teaching her grandson at home and taking care of her dying mother. She also opens up about being a former drug addict and her views on reincarnation.

NAOMI FRY writes a seriously major article about The Boys.

Actress and comedian Jenny Slate talks with Andy Richter about cohabitating during the pandemic, learning to manage anxiety with the help of psychedelics, and the acting roles that she likes herself best in.

Samantha Bee answers pressing listener questions from what kind of vanilla to purchase to whether or not Joe Biden should work with Republicans.

Friends of the show Paul Rust and Neil Campbell join Scott to talk about the shows they’ve been working on, their Moby Dick reboot, and Paul shares some New No-Nos. Then, The Fix-It Guys Gary and Clev stop by to demonstrate how they help listeners on their call-in show.

Mano Agapion and Betsy Sodaro (We Love Trash, Horny for the Holidays) join Nick and Heather to talk about Frog Fractions! They talk about how it subverts the edutainment genre, how it feels like a prank, the history of boxing and more!

Arnor the legendary warrior crashes into Castle Skullmaster with some surprising news.

Credits

Arnie: Arnie Niekamp
Chunt: Adal Rifai
Usidore: Matt Young
Arnor: Blaine Swen
Wictor the Guard: Bryan Safi
Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen

Producers: Arnie Niekamp, Matt Young, and Adal Rifai
Post-Production Coordination: Garrett Schultz
Earwolf Producer: Kimmie Lucas
Editor: Stephen Dranger
Special Assistance: Ryan DiGiorgi
Magic Tavern Logo: Allard Laban
Theme Music: Andy Poland

Paul F. Tompkins joins Edgar and Jacquis to talk about the importance of community in comedy, working on yourself, dressing well and more! Plus, Edgar and Jacquis discuss the future of the show.

For our first ever duo reading, we have best friends Jake and Amir! Jack of no trades and master of four, these kind men of HeadGum sit down and take a moment to go over their friendship. Tune in for some peak shenanigananery with these two quaranKings.

Actor and comedian John Cleese feels it is morally imperative to be Conan O’Brien’s friend.

John sits down with Conan to talk about his new book Creativity: A Short and Cheerful Guide, writing essays on the subject of time, and favorite philosophical definitions of humor. Plus, Conan finds kinship in a photograph of a mailbox that bears his likeness.

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It’s all the tea on T-E-A…and Wegmans! Plus some “Returns & Exchanges.” Email us at groceriespodcast@gmail.com!

It’s all the tea on T-E-A…and Wegmans! Plus some “Returns & Exchanges.” Email us at groceriespodcast@gmail.com!

Actor T’Nia Miller sits down with Cameron to discuss growing up in a matriarchal family, living in London, and her acting journey.

This week Dalton, Mutt and Amy welcome the best-smelling creator of “The Complete Woman,” Marabel May (Amanda Lund)! Marabel teaches Mutt what a grocery store is, and offers Amy some tips to spice up her marriage with costumes. Then they watch Season 1, Episode 15 of Bonanza, “The Last Hunt,” in which Hoss and Little Joe disarm a knife wielding Shoshone woman.