This caller gives listeners a PSA: go to the doctor! She’s managed to maintain an inspiringly positive disposition even after what she thought was just bloating turned out to be something much more serious.

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This week Raiza calls Carlos out on his use of emoji’s. This inspires a bigger conversation on how everyone uses emoji’s differently, the crew talks about their favorite emoji’s to use, and Tony brings up Furries (sí, Furries!). Then the amazingly funny comedian, Rhea Butcher stops by to chat about their upcoming stand up tour, showing up for people, and their roll as a villain on Good Trouble. Finally, Rhea dusts off their improv skills and jumps in on the fun. 

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Get Rich Nick is off to the races! This week the insanely funny C.J. Sullivan teaches the Nicks all the ins and outs of horse betting. Ever wonder the difference between a trifecta and a quinella? An extacta and a superfecta? A jockey and a horse? CJ breaks it all down and then everyone heads to the track. Did they win or lose? You can bet on it!

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Every Captain needs a good catchphrase… if only Tucker could remember his own. So, to help him out we’ve compiled together all of his mistakes!

Actor Dax Shepard talks to Andy Richter about being raised by a single mother, feeling the need to win every interaction, casting what-ifs, and the pitfalls of having a public marriage. Plus, Dax breaks down why he considers himself bad at picking what’s best for him.

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Actor Brendan Scannell sits down with Cameron to discuss his new show Bonding on Netflix, starting comedy in LA, and coming out at 13.

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One of the Original Titans of Comedy, Anthony Jeselnik joins Scott to talk about baseball, his new show Good Talk, and on the spot politics. Then, children’s author Maximilian McSillystein stops by to promote his new book of nursery rhymes. Plus, motivational speaker Art Ketel One drops by to preach self love.

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A sea witch appears on deck.

Credits:

Arnie: Arnie Niekamp
Chunt: Adal Rifai
Usidore: Matt Young
Calarion the Sea Witch: Sarah Haskins 
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
Sea Shanty Theme: Arne Parrott

Seven Dragons and a Baby Cover: Savants of Soul    

Comedy historian Jeff Abraham and producer-filmmaker Burt Kearns discuss their new book, The Show Won’t Go On and provide fascinating backstories on the untimely (and unusual) passings of Dick Shawn, Joe E. Ross, Al Kelly, Parkyakarkus and Karl Wallenda (among others). Also, Moe Howard wears a dress, Sid Caesar packs heat, Burt Reynolds gets a paint job and Paul Anka tears down Wayne Newton. PLUS: Carmen Miranda’s final bow! The poetry of Buddy Hackett! The history of the “bullet catch”! The strange death of Washington Irving Bishop! And Jeff and Burt attend the Jerry Lewis auction!

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“What if the Marvel Entertainment Monolith never happened?” That alternate historical premise might sound insane to you if you were born after the turn of the millennium. But here’s two things you Post-9/11 Babies may not know: “Y2K” was a big weird panic that’s funny in hindsight, and Iron Man used to be a niche unknown thing. Within the past 11 years, random comics characters like Captain America and a raccoon with a gun went from minor doodles to global megastars. And on this episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt is joined by two full-on comics experts (Cracked’s own Cyriaque Lamar and comedy’s own Joey Clift) for a look back at how the dominant entertainment property of the 2010s sprang from one low-level Marvel employee and a whole bunch of lucky breaks. Discover the handful of left-field casting decisions, little kid focus groups, and Samuel L. Jackson dogged obsessions that sent billions of dollars flying in whole new directions and changed your past decade of moviegoing.

Footnotes: https://www.cracked.com/podcast/12-shockingly-important-near-misses-marvel-movie-history

Jesse Farrar, Stefan Heck, and Rob Whisman (The Go Off Kings) join Nick and Heather to discuss the N64 RPG Quest 64. They talk about annoying encounter rates, awesome video game soundtracks, character names and more!

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Conan and Dana revisit Hitler, Elvis and the Kennedys in the bunker. Tracing the evolution of the rock star. Jimmy Stewart gets lucky.

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Veteran award-winning comedian Chris Gethard shares his definitive guide on how to make it in New York comedy. Plus, when a popular advice comedian talk show host dies it’s up to co-host Justin and his co-host Maya to find a replacement.

Guests: Maya Sharma, Meg Stalter, and Richie Owens

Linda Ciarimboli has worked in the Costume Department for Conan for years. Linda joins Conan writers Mike Sweeney and Jessie Gaskell to talk about her work on the Comic-Con shows, the Mascots That Shouldn’t Dunk sketches, as well as her work on many films such as Batman Returns. Then, Conan writer Andres du Bouchet joins Mike and Jessie to talk about sometimes starting with an accent for a character he’d like to perform, his idea for a sitcom featuring characters that have appeared on Conan, and the cut “Broda” sketch for Comic-Con.

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Recorded live from Charleston, South Carolina, Paul, June, and Jason discuss the 2008 romantic comedy The Hottie and the Nottie starring Paris Hilton. They talk about June auditioning for the role of the Nottie, earth suits, the stalker, farts, and much more.

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Actors, improv performers, and podcast hosts Oscar Montoya and Tony Rodriguez join Matt & Dave for this week’s Homophilia! They talk about what’s on their playlists right now, dancing or sitting at concerts, and the attractiveness of Rick Moranis. Oscar divulges about his Are You The One crush, Tony shares his realizations on dating, and what they present on dating apps. Also #HiImTrash, Tinder vs. Grindr, and coffee dates being too business-y.

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Despite Jude’s pleas, Sue’s grief leads her to believe she must go back to her first husband to save her soul. And Michael continues to work through his issues with Jack-Jack.

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To celebrate what is definitely not the end of summer, Negin debuts all new conversations from the Fake the Nation Vault. Featuring conversations with Connie Wang, Christian Finnegan, Lindsey Boylan, Leah Bonnema, Seena Ghaznavi and Selena Coppock.

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Amy & Paul surf through 1976’s Sidney Lumet TV news satire Network! They explore how writer Paddy Chayefsky came up through the TV trenches, listen to modern media figures who took inspiration from Howard Beale, and ask if the film has become too real to work as satire. Plus: Orphan Black’s Tatiana Maslany talks about what it was like to reprise the Diana Christensen role onstage.

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The latest stories on this week’s Throwing Shade – but first, a very important Lori Loughlin update! Erin talks about a recent study regarding “reproductive coercion,” or the interference with a partner’s reproductive decision-making process, and other sad facts relating to the abusive behavior. Then, Bryan takes us through the most recent Trump injustice following a request by the administration asking the Supreme Court to legalize firing employees on the basis of sexual orientation. Plus, Physician Assistant Kayla McLaughlin joins to discuss what drew her to the field of transgender medicine, little-known facts about gender affirming surgery, and the one time she spent a holiday with Keanu Reeves.

And make sure to check out Deeper Shade of Shade on Stitcher Premium, where Bryan and Erin interview their favorite friends of the show. For a free month of listening, go to stitcherpremium.com/shade and use promo code ‘SHADE’.

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Taylor Ortega, Aman Adumer, Mary Anthony, Josh Brekhus, James Mannion, Edgar Momplaisir, and Mia Schauffler join Matt Besser for this week’s improv4humans! They perform scenes about confronting an uncle over his jorts, a family that demands Volvo loyalty, and purchasing extremely impressive pants. Plus, a basketball coach rails against his most hated player, a pastor features a popular beverage in his sermons, and a shopper gets tattoos in order to score free stuff.

Getting rich with Nick Turner.

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Stand-up comedian and Comedy Crawl alumnus Georgea Brooks joins Howard and the gang to celebrate her debut album Cash Grab! We’ll find out why Pokemon Go is the perfect babysitting game and which Taylor Swift songs to stay away from as they count down the Top Trending Songs on YouTube. Plus, they’ll get into the newest Movie Chart, and comic Max Beasley joins in help to mix up their favorite rappers into a top level get-ready playlist with the Hot Picks.

Political scientist, Occidental College professor and former Cambodian refugee, Sophal Ear, joins Adam this week to discuss his journey escaping Cambodia with his family, the price people are willing to pay to find freedom, the immigration system after WWII, and what it means when you turn people away.

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Actor and comedian John Gebretatose joins Tawny live from Minneapolis to discuss the Black and Funny Improv Festival, a father’s advice to be careful driving with a person of color, excluding friends in skincare discussions, and more. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

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This week, Sasheer & Nicole are LIVE from Largo @ The Coronet! They talk about masturbating in front of pets, Nicole almost having sex with a gay man, and telling sex stories in the back of a Lyft. They take a quiz on who is the better friend. They answer audience questions about Nicole’s will and being ghosted by your best friend. Plus, they connect some potential new friends at the show!

For their next show at the Largo buy tickets here! 2 for 1 special! https://wl.seetickets.us/event/Best-Friends-with-Nicole-Byer-and-Sasheer-Zamata/391400?afflky=LargoAtTheCoronet

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(424) 645-7003‬

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Ranald Woodaman is the Smithsonian Latino Center’s Exhibitions and Public Programs Director. Ranald sits down with Jonathan to discuss ancient Latin American Cultures and how Latinos shaped the nation before its founding.

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Ben Siemon (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Ducktales) joins Jess and Zach for an all new musical packed with superhero cars, a sewer community, the Infinity Company, and more! With songs like “Avengers Assemble (For Something That Resembles A Monopoly)”, “Normal Guy (Who Wants A Normal Car)”, and “We’re Here To Bust the Trust”, it’s the best superhero musical not affiliated with a large entertainment company!

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Some addictions don’t get discussed that often. A caller talks about sex and love addicts anonymous and discusses the need to save oneself before trying to save the world.

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On the first episode of Get Rich Nick, comedians Nick Turner and Nick Vatterott try out the world’s second oldest profession – donating plasma! After decades of wondering what it really entails, they are here today to tell you how it works and whether or not it’s worth it.