The kings have not seen or spoken to each other in weeks, so Edgar decides it’s time to get together again and surprises Jacquis at his house to make a special announcement.

Today we learn that Nicole has a Star Wars fan fiction podcast, and that Sasheer was on her high school spelling team! We listen to Sasheer dance, Nicole & Sasheer arm wrestle to prove who is stronger, hear what their presidential platforms would be, and discuss why chiropractics is important. They take a quiz to see what kind of wedding they should have, answer listener questions about friends whose partners are a “stick-in-the-mud,” and hear positive advice regarding Bumble BFF!

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Robin Lord Taylor (Gotham, You) joins Zach and Jess for an all new musical packed with druids, a normal Spaghetti Chili restaurant, and more. With songs like “Build Cincinnati”, “Commute Through the Mist”, and “Brave Brave Explorers (In the Greater Ohio Area), it’s the perfect musical for Cincinnati fanatics!

This week Raiza, Oscar, Carlos, and Tony build the definitive Spanish Aqui Presents playlist. Then, actress Ariela Barer (Marvel’s Runaways, @ArielaBarer) drops by to talk about booking the role of Carmen on One Day at a Time during her senior year of high school, not leaving her room for 3 days after auditioning for the role of Gert on Runaways, and her upcoming short film Jelly. Plus, the SAP crew does improv based off Ariela’s interview!

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Cocaine in kitchens, the widespread impact of a South Park episode on Yelp and review culture. A chef brings Geth behind the scenes of restaurant kitchens and then gets deep and reflective.

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How you livin’ Congregation! Ya girl is back uncovering a legendary Long Island scam with our good friend Jon Gabrus! (The Gino Lambardo Show) We bilking coins and talking Harold Adamo y’all!  

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Get Rich Nick goes to pot this week as the Nicks attempt to get a piece of the lucrative marijuana stock trade. First, they do some research into the volatile world of marijuana related stocks. Then, they head to MedMen to poke around, ask some questions and sample the product. After a trip to the La Brea Tar Pits, the Nicks have all of the information they need to get rich through the SoFi app.

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The crew needs to make a pit stop at Stew’s old stomping grounds: St. Louis! But, will his hometown be how he remembers it? Feat. Lilan Bowden.

Comedian Tim Heidecker talks with Andy Richter about making demos with his high school band, being plucked from obscurity by Bob Odenkirk, propmastering on low budget horror films, and immersing himself in the comedy of real people with Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job. Plus, Tim reflects on the unexpected ways his work has been interpreted and looks forward to his upcoming tour.

FELICIA DAY joins The Boys to make nerds show.

You know American democracy can’t always have a ‘West Wing’ tone. Mud will be slung! Sexploits will be news! Results will occasionally be fishy! However, there is a cottage industry of people claiming the current negatives of American politics are new. They claim we are a few social changes (and a few purchases of MY NEW BOOK) away from “returning” to a more positive past. A past where noble patriots ran “traditional” campaigns and “did things the right way” and “were not divisive.” But what if everything we just put in quotes is wishful fiction? What if most American elections have been…disapppointing? And what if gaining that historical perspective will make your 2020 a lot more tolerable?

On this episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt is joined by comedians & satirists Zack Bornstein (The New Yorker, ‘Alternatino’) and Adam Tod Brown (Unpopular Opinion podcast network) for forgotten stories of dumb and embarrassing American elections. They’ll share tales of corruption, lies, fraud, sex stuff, and other crimes dominating 200+ years of Presidential politics. It turns out the gross U.S. elections you do know about (2000, 2016, and maaaaaybe 1876) are the historical norm — and boy will that wisdom do wonders for your 2020 mental health.

Footnotes: https://www.cracked.com/podcast/9-dumb-embarrassing-american-elections-nobody-talks-about/

Cirocco Dunlap (Russian Doll, Miracle Workers) joins Nick and Heather to discuss the roast fighting game Oh…Sir! The Hollywood Roast. They talk about video games that try to be funny, crafting insults within the game, and more!

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Writer and comedian Rekha Shankar joins Scott to talk about her duties as the head writer at College Humor, playing Gaya the documentarian in Between Two Ferns: The Movie, and writing for Astronomy Club on Netflix. Then, astronaut Sarah Lastnum calls in from space to try to get back to Earth. Later, Chris Creen stops by to talk about his unemployed journey. Plus, baker Giuseppe Spaghetti drops by to get help with no longer running the family business.

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A staff dinner party at Jizzleknob leads to intirgue and romance and lycanthropy.

Credits:

Arnie: Arnie Niekamp
Chunt: Adal Rifai
Usidore: Matt Young
Miss Weatherwere: Sarah Mobley
Prof. Elroy Topplestar: Jessye Grace Mueller [ioimprov.com]
Mallory McKnoboff: Squeek Rangel [ioimprov.com]
Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen
Lincoln: Evan Jacover

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

Actor/musican Jack Black feels shitty about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Jack and Conan sit down to talk about the 1999 pilot Heat Vision and Jack, laying down hot tracks with Jack White, bringing the energy to max performing with Tenacious D, the greatest mobile golf game, and the later films of Ruth Gordon. Plus, Conan issues another State of the Podcast address.

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Retta gets in bed with Nick and Megan to discuss their favorite clothes, staying organized and behind the scenes stories at Parks and Recreation.

Astrologer Chani Nicholas sits down with Cameron to discuss healing from childhood, reiki, and Cameron’s birth chart.

Live from The Beacon Theatre in New York City, Paul, June, and Jason discuss the 2016 drama High Strung. They talk about violin bad boys, Jazzy’s big break down, the dance teacher who broke his hips in a concentration camp, and more.

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Actress Shakina Nayfack (Manifest Pussy, Transparent) joins Matt and Dave to talk about revisiting Rent as an adult, table reading for Difficult People, and challenging the conversation surrounding body parts. Plus, Shakina’s incredible first date with her boyfriend, bringing her own perspective to Transparent’s Musicale Finale, and learning how to treat spiritual life as a key to mental health.

Peter Grosz and Justin Krebs join Negin to dissect the impeachment hearings, the current state of the NATO alliance and the 2020 election. Then they discuss what’s going on in Iran, and our ‘always on’ work culture.

Casey and Danielle are joined in Casey’s Christmas wonderland of a nook by the hilarious and lovely beyond belief, Jessy Hodges. They discuss what happens to the Housewives silicone when their bodies decompose and new testimonial looks that took their breath away. They talk OC Jersey Atlanta, Dallas and 90 Day Fiancé. So much to cover, so little content!

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Scott, Paul and Lauren discuss best friends, family photos and play How’s Yours.

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This week Joel and Mitra offer advice on how to deal with a condescending friend, a complicated threesome dynamic, choosing which sibling’s wedding to attend, and more. Plus, friend of the show Matt Rogers (Las Culturistas) calls in for some much needed urgent care.

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Amy & Paul kick off a new decade-spanning miniseries, where they’ll pick their favorite films from each year of the 2010s! This episode covers the years 2010-2012, and they’ll advocate for knotty films from cinema’s modern masters, a balls-to-the-wall cult comedy, and a nearly-forgotten Best Picture winner among many others.

Next week the series continues with 2013-2015; keep sending us voicemails with your pick for best movie of the decade! Call the Unspooled voicemail line at 747-666-5824 with your answer. Follow us on Twitter @Unspooled, get more info at unspooledpod.com and don’t forget to rate, review & subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts. Photo credit: Kim Troxall

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This week, Erin discusses the latest in abortion law backsliding from around the country – this time, it’s Ohio’s insane and 100% medically un-sound bill threatening women and doctors with jail time unless they attempt to re-implant non-viable ectopic pregnancies. Then, Bryan talks about St. Louis police officer Sgt. Keith Wildhaber, who was passed over for a promotion 23 times in 15 years of service because he wouldn’t “tone down his gayness.”

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Matt Pryor of The Get Up Kids joins improvisers Dan Lippert, Sean Conroy, and Danielle Schneider for a musical improv4humans! Matt performs songs that inspire scenes about a writer reporting on the family Thanksgiving, pushing past the apology part of an affair, and a father and son looking for music about playing catch. Plus, celebrities get misidentified on the street, an astronaut deals with a difficult conversationalist, and parents take on the myth of dangerous street crossings.

Tuning up with Missi Pyle.

Matt and Matt summon their Man In The East, Phil Nobile Jr. to discuss the new teaser – more like full-length trailer by God – for the final Danial Craig outing as 007, No Time To Die.

Andrew and Tawny sit down with actor and vocalist Tymberlee Hill (Perfect Harmony, Search Party) to discuss therapy and racially-sensitive catering before answering listener voicemails about over-eager security guards, dealing with stupid family members and racist buffet franchises. Got a question about racism burning you up inside? Call us: 323-389-RACE.

Fun-raiser vs Fundraiser, Second Drink, and Hottest In The Office. All of this can only mean one thing, we’ve made it to The Dundies episode of The Office! The Ladies talk about the origin of The Dundies, Jenna shares a mishap from The 40 Year Old Virgin premiere, and the biggest question of them all is answered, “Is this Pam and Jim’s first kiss?”. We hope you feel God in this podcast tonight. 

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