Jeffrey Toobin became a journalist because he likes telling stories – and in today’s episode, he talks about some of the biggest: the OJ Simpson case, the Supreme Court, and this particularly contentious and painful time in America.

This episode is sponsored by The Great Courses, Helix Sleep, and Trunk Club.

Andrew Ti and special guest Allison Raskin finish the week off by discussing actors playing other ethnicities other than their own. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Welcome to Wrong Island with your host Deb Deraze (Daniel Franzese)! It’s the show where we talk about everything wrong with the beautiful place of Long Island. This week  Long Island revenge expert Gloria Benzavenga stops by to share tips on how to get revenge on others for embarrassing karaoke moments, Facebook Live IRL, and more. Plus, Traci Reardon speaks to the youth listeners as she answers Twitter questions on revenge in another edition of “Help Me, Rhonda.”

This episode is sponsored by Casper Mattresses and Magoosh.

Intrepid comedian and actor Asif Ali takes a break from struggling to survive on TBS’s “Wrecked” to join Randy and Jason for this week’s Sklarbro Country. They chat about starting out in small, vibrant towns, filming in Puerto Rico, why Yao Ming deserves Hall of Fame status, and potential ideas for a Mentos commercial. They discuss their favorite performing venues before launching into Quick Hits, and later the Sklars give Ozzie Guillén a call to get his take on the rogue Canadian tenor.

This episode is sponsored by Mack Weldon, Howl, and Legal Zoom.

Join Casey “Siggy” Wilson and Danielle “King Kylie” Schneider as they talk Ghostbusters, strippers at a baby shower, Teresa’s homecoming and Sonja’s Butler-IN-LAW. It’s a guestless wild ride and you will also be treated (via Instagram) to Danielle’s baby shower and lip kit looks which…aren’t great. 

This episode is sponsored by Third Love and Now Hear This Festival.

This week Erin tells us how she was scammed by a donut party while Bryan shares his love of naming everything “jer-majesty.” Also Medical research studies are not allowing women to participate because their periods and their emotions will taint the data. Also Republicans are getting bribed to vote against gun laws with such a low amount of money they couldn’t even buy an iced coffee, but remember..their prayers are with us.

Name dropping with David Wild.

This episode is sponsored by Loot Crate and Casper Mattresses.

Professional comedian Brent Weinbach returns to Comedy Bang! Bang! to talk about some of his OCD behavior,  his new Mind Jack video series on SuperDeluxe, and a couple of new slang words and phrases he invented to help the show be relevant to youth culture. Later, our old friends Victor, Tiny, and (unfortunately) Willy are back to tell us about getting into doing more voice work. Finally, makeup artist for the dead Patty Pecker stops by for the first time with a very special friend.

This episode is sponsored by Soylent (http://www.soylent.com/bangbang), Comic Con, Legal Zoom, and Magoosh.

Allison Raskin joins Andrew to talk about Brock Turner’s 6-month sentence in Stanford rape case. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Summer has arrived in New York City, which means that school is out for the summer and teenagers are ready to get jobs until the next school year starts. On today’s episode, we have an on-air guest questioner as QOD’s very own Alison Hockenberry calls into the session to get advice for one of her own teenage children.

Writer, journalist, and television host Touré joins Kamau to discuss “American Gangster” along with the rest of Touré’s Top 5 Denzel Movies. They talk about what’s wrong with having different awards for Best Actor and Best Actress, getting paid for movies you don’t have to make, and Denzel’s dedication to the ideal of black manhood. Plus, Touré tells the story of his fateful interview with Suge Knight.

Starting July 27th, listen to Touré’s Love City podcast mini-series on Howl. For one month FREE: go to Howl.fm and use promo code LOVECITY at check out.

Kevin Dorff and Seth Morris join Matt Besser this week for scenes about finding Michael Jackson on Dark Facebook, pitching bold new snack ideas, and taking a ride with your imaginary pal Hillary Clinton. Later, they explore the legal battles of tubular surf musicians and follow a nurse who needs to see someone die.

A sneak peek of “Katie Couric,” coming to Earwolf on July 28th! Join us for candid unscripted conversations as Katie and her co-host Brian Goldsmith take a trip to the Capitol and visit with Senator Al Franken; talk with Bob Costas about why he loves the Olympics; and hear why Jonathan Weisman quit Twitter. Subscribe now and you won’t miss a thing. And don’t be shy, leave us a voicemail at (929) 224-4637.

Amanda Fun Buns Lund takes on Team Captain Maria Blasucci in Round 1 of the Pistol Shrimps Radio: Summer Masters Mini-Golf Tournament.

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This episode is sponsored by Mack Weldon and Blue Apron.

Joel Stein has always wanted to live a passionate life — but even though he’s successful, famous, and has a lovely home life, Joel’s doesn’t truly feel alive. A psychiatrist even told him he’s dead inside. In Episode 1 “What’s Wrong with Me?” Joel tries to fix his life, one episode at a time. In episode one? He deals with intimacy, and his porn habit, with help from Tim Ferriss, Dan Savage, and his wife Cassandra.

Use Promo Code WRONG to hear the entire series of What’s Wrong With Me on Howl FREE for 1-month.

Donald Trump’s wife Melania (Grace Parra) and her manservants stop by Hard Nation to explain how she became genetically flawless, and tell the story of the time her husband rode a bus. Also: Gary Hargrove (Devin Field), a former Al Gore staffer, reveals secrets that drive Pete into a nervous breakdown.

This episode is sponsored by Loot Crate.

For most of his life, comedian W. Kamau Bell assumed his single mom never had sex after she made him. Today, he gets the real story. To join the conversation about this episode, go to longestshortesttime.com!

This episode is sponsored by Hooked on Phonics, Alarm.com, Icon Undies, Fit Organic, and Zappos.

Allison Raskin joins Andrew to talk about if it’s racist to drop a class for not understanding the teacher’s accent. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

This episode is sponsored by Harry’s.

Every time James Altucher is in a social situation he asks himself, “What am I going to learn from this conversation?” Bringing that attitude to every encounter he comes across is the beginning of a mental exercise regimen to strengthen his “question asking muscle”. Listen on for more tips from Stephen and James about how they cultivate their curiosity throughout daily life and endless interviews.

This episode is sponsored by Mack Weldon.

Comedian and actor Jon Gabrus joins Howard and Kulap for mid-summah charting on this week’s Who Charted! Jon answers a question from a listener and Howard rails against outer space while they list the #1 iTunes Songs of Different Genres. Then, during the Movie Chart, they dive into conversations about super-group team-ups and sailing for Pokémon. Finally, Engineer Brett hops in for a special Oculus Summah listening experience and Howard reads a camp letter from a summah past during Two Charted.

Do you find yourself getting irrationally mad when you’re cut off by the car plastered in bumper stickers warning about the danger of contrails? When you’re walking on a sidewalk and there’s a group of people in front of you, do you want to run them over with a snowblower because they’re arranged in such a way that it’s impossible to navigate around them? When there’s someone in a coffee shop talking loudly on their phone, do you want to plunge them and their stupid conversation to the bottom of the Mariana Trench for the rest of time?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions, you’re not being an asshole, that’s just evolution baby. Apparently we’re hard-wired to think people are jerks and there’s absolutely nothing we can do about it.

To commemorate the arrival of ‘Difficult People’ season 2 on Hulu, Jack O’Brien, Josh Sargent and Alex Schmidt discuss the scientifically proven ways humans are just awful–from our bad driving habits to the cognitive bias that proves why stupid people think they’re smart. Trust us, it’s not you, it’s them.

Footnotes:

– David Dunning: We Are All Confident Idiots: https://goo.gl/yclkfl

– Cracked: 6 Scientific Reasons People Drive Like Assholes: http://goo.gl/gk4s

– Cracked: 5 Scientific Reasons You’re a Bad Employee: http://goo.gl/X5SD

– Cracked: 6 Obnoxious Behaviors That Make You Better at Your Job: http://goo.gl/eorSF6

– Cracked: 5 Logical Fallacies That Make You Wrong More Than You Think: http://goo.gl/XtQGF

– Robert Sapolsky – Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers: https://goo.gl/Ji7S4G

– Watch Difficult People on Hulu: http://goo.gl/ZHNQpt

– Difficult People on Instagram: https://goo.gl/lLva2S

– Difficult People on Twitter: https://goo.gl/TBdkeD

– Difficult People on Facebook: https://goo.gl/fHma0d

A lot of people call up and share stories from their past. But today we are very much living in the present. It’s almost like we’re experiencing this caller’s life with him as it is happening. All aboard the SEPTA train.

This episode is sponsored by Seat Geek, Stamps.com, and Squarespace.

Join Kevin as he sits down with actor James Van Der Beek (Dawson’s Creek, Varsity Blues). James chats about his notorious first Conan appearance, causing chaos at his hometown mall, and never landing that Corn Pops commercial.

This episode is sponsored by Casper Mattresses.

After a disastrous game of competitive golf, an interested QOD party asks James how to not lose it all during clutch moments. Will out mystery questioner be able to improve his or her game using the wisdom James pulls from chess, business, and relationships? And why isn’t Stephen chiming in with help on this topic?

This episode is sponsored by Allstate.

After passing homeless people on her way to school each day, 9-year-old Khloe Thompson launched her own charity, Khloe Kares. She joins Deanna & Emily to talk about what inspired her to help vulnerable women in her community. Plus, Khloe shows off her incredible musical talent. For more information about Khloe Kares go to www.khloekares.com

Actor/comedian/writer Allison Raskin joins Andrew to talk about if you can be racist against your own race and promposals. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Musician Amir Yaghmai joins Jensen and Matty to talk about doing music for Red Dead Redemption, Bloom That app, Hunter x Hunter, Schoolboy Q’s “Blank Face LP,” Aphex Twin’s “Cheetaht2” EP, how we were late on the second season of UnREAL, and many more things you should know about.

This episode is sponsored by Jack Erwin.

Hayes and Sean invite the three Great Debates, Dave King, Steve Hely and Dan Medina, into the studio to engage in some of their famous debates from their podcast and tell Hollywood stories.

Stand-up comedian and writer Jerron Horton joins the Bros to tell about his journey from sports into stand-up and how he met his sugar momma at Ruby Tuesday. Daniel Van Kirk brings stories about a man who charged a police officer at a fast food joint and another Thai toilet snake. Plus, we hear a very special voicemail from D.R. Tuttle.

This episode is sponsored by Legal Zoom, Touchofmodern, and Howl.

Actor Dave Franco (21 Jump Street, Now You See Me, Neighbors) joins Josh this week to about his latest teen techno-thriller film Nerve.