Samantha Bee talks to President Obama’s first Director of Speechwriting and co-host of Pod Save America, Jon Favreau. They make predicitons about the Biden-Harris administration, share advice for young White House staffers, and talk about who they’re most excited to see leave the White House.

BRODEN KELLY, ZACHARY RUANE, AND MARK BONANNO of the Australian sketch group Aunty Donna teach The Boys how one hypothetically gets their own Netflix show.

Writer Ira Madison III talks with Andy Richter about growing up a comic book fan in Milwaukee, his early gigs writing for magazines, and turning a Twitter catchphrase into a podcast with his show “Keep It.”

Jacquis Neal (Culture Kings) joins Nick and Heather to talk about Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty for the third week of Hideo Kojember! They talk about how the game has maintained cultural relevance for 20 years, the bait and switch of Raiden over Snake and more!

Comedian extraordinaire Colin Quinn joins Scott to talk about his new HBO Max special “Colin Quinn & Friends: A Parking Lot Comedy Show,” his new book “Overstated,” and his dream SNL cast. Then, park ranger Margery Kershaw returns to talk about her new transfer to St. Louis’ iconic Gateway Arch. Plus, Morpheus the Dream Lord appears to help Colin with some unresolved tension.

Jason Concepcion (Binge Mode, NBA Desktop) joins Edgar to talk about being friends on twitter then meeting in real life, excepting yourself to form your own point of view, and more!

Actor, comedian, and playwright John Leguizamo feels great about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

John and Conan sit down to talk about attempting to master every performative craft, how sharing a room with a sibling makes one a better communicator, and digging into untold history with John’s one-man show Latin History for Morons and his new film Critical Thinking. Later, Conan ponders his frightening visage as he and his team Review the Reviewers.

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Writer Marlee Grace sits down with Cameron to discuss hosting a community radio show, loneliness in quarantine, and her experience writing and releasing books.

Usidore and Chunt are still stuck in 1989 Ohio with a 13-year old Arnie. They participate in the local tradition of walking around a Meijer Superstore and meet a teenager working there until his band takes off.

Credits

Arnie: Arnie Niekamp
Chunt: Adal Rifai
Usidore: Matt Young
Lance Jacobs: Paul Brittain
Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen

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

IT’S A NEW DAY! New prez, new franchise. In its transcendent premiere, Salt Lake City delivered us everything we knew we needed. A Jewish Mormon, a plucky gal who married her step-grandfather, and the gay son we’ve always wanted. We learned that a friendship CAN fall out based on one friend telling the other, “You smell like hospital.” Joining Casey and Danielle to bask in it all is the brilliantly funny and charming comedian, writer, and actress Janelle James. Her opinions are life giving and she makes us sit in what is devastating about some of the gals in Potomac. Thank you Janelle, Andy, Bravo, and Salt Lake City for your service.

Today our guests are David and Annie from 90 Day Fiancé! They’re here to talk about the TV shows they love (you’ll never guess where Annie learned to swear from!), advice for their favorite 90 Day couples, if they’re Team Tom or Team Darcey, and the story behind their new cooking show, Spice It Up with David and Annie!

Be sure to also read Ashley’s 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way recaps on Vulture and check out her exclusive scoop on season 8’s couples!

TV, I Say with Ashley Ray is a weekly podcast dedicated to all things TV, hosted by Ashley Ray, the internet’s leading TV pop culture expert! A writer for Vulture, The A.V. Club and Variety, each week Ashley keeps listeners up to date on the shows everyone is talking about, digs deep into classic tropes, and breaks down the best moments in television with some of your favorite comedians, actors, TV writers and more! TV, I Say with Ashley Ray is the hangout sitcom of a podcast you’ve been waiting for.

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Conan’s Stand-up Booker J.P. Buck returns to talk with writers Mike Sweeney and Jessie Gaskell about his first job as Mariah Carey’s assistant, working on the rebooted Star Search, the process of getting a stand-up set ready for the show, his new web series “The Set Up,” and advice for people starting out in the comedy world. Plus, Mike and Jessie answer a fan voicemail with stories about Conan’s wife and siblings.

Got a question for Inside Conan? Call our voicemail: (323) 209-5303 and e-mail us at insideconanpod@gmail.com

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Author, journalist, and broadcaster Caitlin Moran joins Jameela this week to discuss how she became a writer, her knack for explaining feminism to young women in bars, how to become a “big ball of love” to a child with an eating disorder, the ways she failed and learned in her own daughter’s eating disorder journey, how eating disorders can happen at any size, why superhero movies are really about motherhood, and her book More Than A Woman, which is out now.

Geth catches up with the Motor City Mayhem guys and sees if they’ve calmed down. He chats with them all together and then one on one to see how they’re individually doing. The results are surprisingly heartwarming. Find more Beautiful Follow-Ups plus all of the Beautiful Anonymous archives, completely ad-free, only on Stitcher Premium.

Matt and Dave are back for another episode and it is one for the books! After they answer YOUR questions Matt and Dave welcome the incomparable Shamir to the show! They discuss coping with the election, the vibe in South Philly right now, being an introvert, Girlfriends, Emily in Paris, We Are Who We Are, Teena Maria, Luther Vandross, Reba, The Who, insomnia, straight men, situationships, the journey to self-releasing records, bipolar disorder, and what he’s working on next!

Learn how to practice self care in lonely times, and we answer the age old question of “What’s a Moonbat?” all this and more on this week’s mini! Paul offers up advice on the Help Line, goes through Corrections and Omissions from Governor Gabbi, and announces next week’s movie.

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Samantha Bee and Wajahat Ali join Negin to share how they felt after finding out Joe Biden won the presidency. They also get into whether Trumpism will outlast Trump and how they plan to mentally prepare for another possible coronavirus lockdown.

Improv team Leroy (Aman Adumer, Mary Anthony, Kimia Behpoornia, Josh Brekhus, Dayna LoBosco, James Mannion, Edgar Momplaisir, and Mia Schauffler) joins Matt Besser for this week’s improv4humans! They perform scenes about dog lineage, understanding absentee parents, a Grand Theft Auto lawyer, and much more. Plus, a listener calls in with a story about a Dungeons & Dragons campaign gone awry.

Paul & Amy raise up 1987’s Coen Brothers kidnapping caper Raising Arizona!

Scott, Paul & Lauren discuss middle school dances and begin an M&M tasting challenge, before playing One Word Impressions.

This week Joel and Mitra / Mitra and Joel give listeners advice on topics ranging from knowing what to talk about with your therapist, respectfully telling someone you’re not interested in the DMs, asking your ex to pay you back the money you spent on a couch, and more.

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Bryan and Erin breathe a huge sigh of relief as we eek past the electoral finish line on this week’s ATTITUDES! In light of Georgia turning blue, Erin takes another look at what happened during Stacey Abrams’ campaign for governor and how she’s been making up the difference since. Then, Bryan talks about Biden’s inclusion of transgender people in his victory speech and the great stuff in store from his administration in regards to supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

This week we’re breaking down The Job. To kick off this 2-part episode we are joined by Paul Lieberstein (Toby from The Office, Space Force), who shares his memories from The Office, his “acting school”, and what characters he misses writing for the most. Then, we answer fan questions about Jim’s ‘big haircut’, and we examine all the ways Pam is enjoying her newfound confidence. Finally, we dig into the hilarious ‘Creed Thoughts’ blog, and we chat about Jan’s new boob job and everything that went into making them look realistic. See you next week as we finish up this supersized episode with The Job Part 2.

Andrew, Tawny and producer Matt give the election results a solid heck yes of approval before getting to your voicemails about ACAB, Santa Clause, and Dildos of Color. Stay safe out there and call in if you have a racism question: 323-389-RACE.

This week Byer Nicole and Zamata Sasheer discuss pig-Latin, hypothetical parenting, childhood punishments, how money is Nicole’s baby, bathroom renovations, how Sasheer’s vacuum has never heard of Squatter Rights for spiders, tittie goop and Jordan’s jarring jug, sink woes, and mattress sizes. Then they take the quiz: The House You Build Will Determine Who You Are In A Friend Group. And of course, your questions are answered! This week Nicole and Sasheer get more information on a previous question about a mysterious boyfriend.

Author and professor Eric J. Segall joins Adam to explode the myth that the Supreme Court makes decisions by a dispassionate evaluation of the law. In reality, he argues, the Justices actually just “make shit up.” Adam and Eric dig into the real history of Brown vs. Board of Education, the ways “originalism” mirrors religion, and why Segall believes the Court should ultimately be weaker than it is.

Election Day is behind us, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t more work ahead. Consider this week’s Getting Curious a chance to reflect and recharge, as Jonathan speaks with the writer, editor, activist, and social justice facilitator adrienne maree brown. The two discuss adrienne’s work around emergent strategy and pleasure activism, consider what authentic community engagement looks like, and explore how science fiction can be an invaluable resource for shaping a more equitable future.

adrienne maree brown is the author of Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good and Emergent Strategy: Shaping Change, Changing Worlds, and the co-editor of Octavia’s Brood: Science Fiction from Social Justice Movements. Her forthcoming book We Will Not Cancel Us: And Other Dreams of Transformative Justice is now available for pre-order.

Follow adrienne on Twitter @adriennemaree and Instagram @adriennemareebrown, and keep up with her work at www.adriennemareebrown.net.

Once you’ve finished the episode, make sure to check out adrienne’s podcasts How To Survive The End of the World and Octavia’s Parables.

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Zach and Jess kick-off this week’s ep by serenading Brett and Scott with You Say, discussing their progress NOT telling their spouses about improv scenes, and reporting the bodily effects of waiting for election results. THEN, they present the smash hit improvised musical: Romance With A Twist! With show-stopping numbers like “My Mom My Mom My Mom Works At A Bar,” “Swirly Swirly Swirly In The Sky,” and “I Knew Your Name Before Today But I Asked You Anyway.”

This week, Burnt and Joan are still braving quarantine as a special spooky neighbor (Tawny Newsome) drops by with ghost hunting tips! Plus, a “Corn Joan”, serendipity and more.