This week Paul & Amy break down the summer movie box office! They talk about Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman reviving Marvel, the Blake Lively vs Justin Baldoni drama, M. Night Shyamalan and more!

Iliza wants everyone to have an alias, take note anonymouses.

This week Nicole and Sasheer talk about attending Subiefest, break down all of M. Night Shyamalan’s movie catalog including Trap, and ask “why are Jeeps Ducks?”.

This week, Jameela dives into what’s at stake in this year’s US Election with NYU Professor, author and podcaster Melissa Murray (Crooked Media’s Strict Scrutiny) who runs through the grim reality of Project 2025, what the media hasn’t covered from Supreme Court rulings, and how reproductive rights could be further restricted. 

It’s the Scam Goddess Olympic Games Grifting special! Kimia Behpoornia (Abbott Elementary) & Patrick McDonald (Radio Margaritaville) join the Con-gregation to discuss over a century of Olympics fraud—from cheating runners in the first modern marathon to Australian viral breakdancer RayGun at the 2024 Paris Games.

Academy Award nominated actor Haley Joel Osment joins Scott to talk about his new movie Blink Twice, where he would live for 180 days out of the year, and the 25th anniversary of The Sixth Sense.

Comedian Alex Edelman feels apprehensive about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Kulap Vilaysack (Add to Cart) joins Paul, June, and Jason to break down the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger sci-fi movie The Running Man, which according to Jason was “the original Hungy Games.”

The hilarious Vinny Thomas (Platonic) joins the Con-gregation to discuss Gerry Cotten, the infamous Crypto King.

This is part 6 of our Totally Todd series. Humorist John Hodgman is this week’s guest supreme as he joins Scott and intern Gino Lambardo to talk about John’s new book “Vacationland,” Thanksgiving plans, and how buying a boat at an auction became the talk of the town.

This week Paul & Amy break down the 1998 Michael Bay action/sci-fi film Armageddon starring Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler.

Drinks finally in hand, the Chill Chums throw down in a high-stakes game of Chubby Bunny.

This week Nicole and Sasheer welcome their friend Adam Pally (Mr. Throwback, Knuckles) to the show.

Iliza is sympathetic but firm about moving woes and having unlikable friends.

Jameela welcomes radio & TV host Ashley James for an honest look at her shame-free motherhood experience, the full-blown criticisms she received as a single person and now as a mother, and the contrasting views in society around people who parent.

How does a Brazilian immigrant become an American Uber Mafia Queen? Buckle up, ’cause Niles Abston (FXX’s Dave) stops by to help tell the story of Priscila Barbosa who finessed the gig economy to make more than $780,000 before it all came crashing down.

Director Paul Feig joins Scott to talk about his new movie Jackpot!, his childhood dream of being a stuntman, his beloved series “Freaks and Greeks,” making a movie on an iPhone, and his return to hard comedy.

Actor Walton Goggins feels cozy about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Disgraceland’s Jake Brennan stops by to chat with Jason & Paul about Anthony Bourdain, how to be content with your creative output, meeting celebrity idols, and how Paul & Jason inspired the marketing for recent Fast and Furious films.

Before Netflix’s “Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam” Teresa Lee (Girls5eva) joined the Con-gregation to break down the scams and abuse of Lou Pearlman—the man who launched the careers of *NSYNC, The Backstreet Boys, and Britney Spears but conned the musicians out of their hard-earned money and ran one of the largest Ponzi schemes in U.S. history.

Conan struggles to roast a hot dog while the Chums contend with Sona’s deeply intrusive thoughts.

This week Paul & Amy break down the 1980 comedy classic Airplane! They talk about Leslie Nielsen’s fart machine, what makes the jokes hold up, and more. 

Iliza comes down hard on being late and crazy long nails.

Nicole sprained her groin because of pole dancing.

Join Jameela as she welcomes psychologist Professor Bruce Hood from the University of Bristol to talk through the positive psychology behind the evidence-informed roadmap to better wellbeing, what types of day to day interventions can work for your brain and how Bruce’s long-term study into happiness has changed his own outlook on life.

Adam Pally, who stars alongside Steph Curry in the new Peacock series Mr. Throwback, joins the con-gregation to help break down the story of Cliff Panezich—an ex-baseball player whose throwing arm turned out to be more useful for forging sports memorabilia autographs.

Comedian and actor Langston Kerman joins Scott to talk about his new Netflix comedy special Bad Poetry, how John Mulaney got involved to direct it, and what role he would play in John Wick.