Heather, Nick and Matt are joined by voice actor Ray Chase (Final Fantasy XV, Jujutsu Kaisen, Kingdom Hearts) to talk to him about his voice acting career, the process of recording voiceover, and more!

Paul, June, and Jason welcome Deanna Cheng (Black Monday) to discuss the 1989 film Teen Witch starring Robyn Lively and Zelda Rubinstein.

This week, Oscar and Mano welcome Nicole Byer to teach them all about the world of straight strip clubs all while taking a deep dive into who their personal queer Icons and divas are in Safe Space.

Cognitive scientist and host of the podcast ‘A Slight Change of Plans’ Maya Shankar joins Jameela this week to discuss what we attach to our identity, how there is a competitive advantage to being great listeners, what could be the antidote to loneliness and we find out the three types of empathy and discover maybe Jameela does have empathy after all.

Conan chats with Greg in Kildare about playing the bassoon in a symphony orchestra.

Lauren, Paul and Scott talk about And Just Like That, not knowing what to do, and 2 surprises.

Amy & Paul pursue the greater good and watch Edgar Wright’s 2007 cop action homage Hot Fuzz!

Lennon Parham and Aman Adumer join Matt Besser for scenes about a dad DJ’ing for his strict daughter, scaring off wildlife with strong language, a substitute teacher’s existential crisis, lying about Star Wars on a date, and more!

What’s more fascinating than good TV? EPICALLY BAD TV.

This week, June has taken control of back-end access of The Deep Dive Academy and Jessica ponders what seeds of inspiration Deep Divers are watering. Then, comedian Jake Cornell joins to discuss our shared hatred of overhead lighting.

Hey Friends! This week, Nicole wants to learn all things Las Vegas Casino.

This week we’re breaking down “Gettysburg”. Andy tries to motivate the staff by taking them on a field trip to Gettysburg Park.

Iliza gives listeners suggestions on how to roast the worst people in their lives and is realistic about the requirements for dog training.

What’s Poppin’ Con-gregation? This week, comedian London Hughes takes over the show to discuss the Fox sisters, who during the 19th century made the spiritual movement popular and became the world’s first ever celebrity mediums.

A woman describes the complicated feelings she had growing up with a brother, losing him to suicide, and finally meeting her long lost older brother at age 51.

Hungry for more Try Gays? Well snack on this question. How much money would it take for you to be straight for a year? Mano and Oscar give us their answers in Straight 4 Pay. 

Threevisiting on the Tues: Lauren and Scott have a debate about giving Scott $20, Paul discusses a very secretive list, and the gang plays M.A.S.H.

Writer/director Vera Drew joins Scott to talk about her new film The People’s Joker, being an editor on the Comedy Bang! Bang! TV show, and Scott’s role as Mr. Freeze in her film.

Heather, Nick and Matt discuss the Sega document leak, Dave the Diver and some more light Final Fantasy XVI impressions before diving into the 2001 CGI box office bomb Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. 

Anchor Jake Tapper feels ironic about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Comedian Kate Berlant (A League of Their Own, Search Party) joins Paul, June, and Jason to talk about the 2007 live-action teen comedy Bratz based on the popular children’s toy.

Last Looks will return in two weeks! For now, enjoy a HDTGM summer classic as Paul, June, and Jason discuss the 1983 action thriller Jaws 3-D.

“The Try Gays” is a podcast hosted by 2 super gay gays, Oscar Montoya & Mano Agapion, who are on a journey to try all the heteronormative things that freak them out! Join them as they do their best to try straight things and even talk to straight comedians about their straightest passions.

This week, Jameela is back on the mic solo to answer your questions!

Folk duo Ruen Brothers join Scott Aukerman, Paul F. Tompkins, and Matt Besser for this week’s improv4humans!

Lauren, Paul and Scott talk about Instagram, items, read spam emails and play Press Conference.

Amy & Paul get animated and take a trip down to Toontown in 1988’s Who Framed Roger Rabbit!

This week Jessica is welcoming June to the beaches of Los Angeles and June is starting to schedule in “tree time” post the Fourth of July holiday.

Hungry for a scandalous docuseries served with a side of Chicago restaurant show hot takes? Don’t miss this episode!