Megan Rosati & Andrew talk about a neighborhood conference for racism that occurred in Holland, Michigan. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Howard and Kulap kick off this week’s episode of Who Charted by establishing where it is that Kulap is from, why Howard’s twitter has been set on fire, and a debate over Space and Sea. Then, Howard and Kulap welcome to the show Maria Blasucci and Amanda Lund, who discuss how they became trailblazers in the world of Los Angeles Recreational Basketball. Also, Amanda reveals a personal encounter between her and Adam Levine and Howard explains how long comedy has been around for, easily ten years. Additionally, Maria explains the parallels between Bradley Cooper and Kevin Hart, and how she enjoys them both. Lastly, Amanda and Maria field questions from Chartists, wherein, they explain how The Pistol Shrimps keep the haters off their back.

Ben Schwartz and Horatio share stories of working and playing in New York City and for some reason decide to call Samm Levine. This episode features the debut of The Hooray Line! Prior to Christmas, Horatio and Chad posted a phone number for people to call in and leave a message with their own version of Horatio’s Christmas song. On New Years Eve, we tweeted out the number and had people call in and be a part of the show. Chad mixed it all together and the result is Episode 3: “T.F.E.V.S.S.F.C.E.” for short. J.J. Abrams still has not returned our calls. He’s “busy”. 

As they continue into the woods, the gang finds a cyclops’ cave and hear some distant howling. Also, everyone brings up Zagnut, Into the Woods, and Gleaming the Cube!

Megan Rosati & Andrew talk about whether saying former Mayor Rudy Giuliani fixed New York City is racist or not. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Deanna & Emily talk to the stars of the new found footage/time travel film Project Almanac: Allen Evangelista, Ginny Gardner, and Sam Lerner. We’ll hear about the Dubsmash app, The Bachelor, and Peaches Monroee’s Eyebrows on Fleek Vine as they play a quick trivia game. Then, in a Project Almanac exclusive game, Allen, Ginny, & Sam must choose which important moments in history (including Janet Jackson’s Nipplegate) they would time travel to as an observer.

Rapper Michael Christmas joins Jensen & Matty to talk about moving to Los Angeles, going to his first mansion party, how his rap name was almost going to be Bob Hanukkah, the BADBADNOTGOOD & Ghostface Killah collabo album Sour Soul, OG Swaggerdick, Cousin Stizz, Rae Sremmurd, Smucker’s Uncrustables, ComiXology, how we’re late on Broad City, Sex Criminals, candles, and many other things you should know about.

Hayes and Sean start off by covering what’s trending for pilot season. Then, ERIN GIBSON from Throwing Shade is in the studio to talk about being a feminist, play “Is That Bad?”, take sides on the Bruce Jenner issue, and illuminate gender issues in the entertainment industry.

This week, Randy and Jason kick off the show with some music history that includes; how long it took The Beatles to notice that Ringo had quit the band and the absolute beauty that ignited a George Harrison and Eric Clapton guitar battle. Then, the Sklars are joined by comedian Dan St. Germain, who helps give a recap of this past weekend’s Royal Rumble and what kind of mental stability Vince McMahon might currently be working with. Later, Dan Van Kirk covers news headlines from around the world that include; a father who brings his child on a robbery, people who cannot handle The Game Of Life, and a cop who just wants to find someone sober enough to talk to. Lastly, D.R. Tuttle calls in to share helpful tips on how to throw a perfect Super Bowl Party.

Part 2 of David’s discussion with blastronaut Juan Montoya from Kyoto, Japan.

David Huntsberger is back solo again in today’s episode, where he honors the people that helped his Kickstarter, including call-in guest Juan Montoya, a blastronaut that lives in Kyoto, Japan. They chat about his podcast and comedy interest, technology management, and much more in this cross-border discussion.

Actress/writer Megan Rosati & Andrew talk about whether dogs can be racist. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Comedian extraordinaire Patton Oswalt is back to tell us all about his new book Silver Screen Fiend which goes into his classic film obsession of the late 90s on today’s Comedy Bing Bong! Patton & Scott talk about the time they improvised a live stage reading of The Day the Clown Cried before a young British schoolboy by the name of Benjamin Susix III wanders into the studio. As they try to figure out why Benjamin is here, soon to be high school graduate Trabitha Tarteen joins Scott & Patton to share which secret superlatives she has been given.

Actress, writer, comedian Megan Rosati joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about a mall kiosk that sells a No Justice, No Peace t-shirt next to a Miley Cyrus twerk shirt. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Laimewads, we love you. Doing this podcast for the last five years has been incredible. With want to thank you from the bottom of our very full hearts for coming on this journey and keeping us going. Doing Totally Laime has been beautiful and fun, and touching and fulfilling in ways we never could have imagined. We hope you’ll join us over at Totally Married, Totally Mommy, and Totally Beverages and Sometimes Hot Sauce – The fun will continue but we’ll always hold a special place in our hearts for the original – always and forever, Totally Laime. xo Elizabeth, Psychic Andy, Mascot Ruby, and Baby Oprah.

Nick Kroll (The League, Kroll Show) returns for his 3rd guest appearance to discuss the 1989 Sly Stallone & Kurt Russell buddy cop flick Tango & Cash.

Two of the most gorgeous women in the world, Gabrielle Union and Regina Hall join Ronna & Beverly to chat about their new Lifetime movie “With This Ring,” Gabrielle’s wedding in a castle in Miami, Regina running into Gabrielle in her first audition in LA, what they were wearing at the Golden Globes, Regina being a foot model for Sam & Libby shoes, and their wonderful dogs. Plus, Ronna & Beverly talk about going to Alcatraz with the possibly closeted John Ross Bowie.

Stephanie Allynne, Mary Holland, Erin Whitehead, and Lauren Lapkus are all friends and love playing with each other as the improv group Wild Horses. Wild Horses is a long form improv show that will make you feel the breeze of the American frontier and ruffle your mane, in addition to laughing. Join the Do It Yourself Crew as they take you away from the city and into the ranch where anything can happen!

Howard and Kulap start off the show with the pros and cons of dating a gangster chick, along with what level of excitement that can bring to a relationship. Then, Stard talks about the brawl/flash mob that broke out on his front lawn and Kulap discusses the generational relevance of Madonna. Later, the crew reviews Empire, also known as “Nashville with wheels off,” and Howard reveals the worst thing that can happen to you while listening to some tunes, you get shot in the face. Also, Stard enlightens the world with a quick hit list of what’s new in Rock and Roll, like some real, heady, B-side stuff. Lastly, Howard defends why it is so important to do business in Coffee Bean, even when you’re not a customer.

Andrew Ti and special guests Ele Woods and July Diaz finish the week off by discussing  the super racist “nickname” for Brazil nuts. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

This week on Sklarbro, Randy and Jason give commentary on an Assassin that has jeopardized the life of one of America’s favorite Nascar drivers, as well as why you should never bet against your home team. Then, the Sklars welcome to the show Russell Peters, famed comedian who’s selling out stadiums all around the world. Russell shares details about tailoring your performance to specific cultures and what it’s like working and shopping with Manny Pacquiao. Later, the Sklars cover sports headlines that include; porn stars who recruit for college football and the disadvantages of breastfeeding in a casino. Lastly, Mark Wahlberg calls in to share his new year’s resolutions.

Sarah and Susan have some Girl Talk as they talk about Joe Jackson’s “It’s Different For Girls,” Neil Diamond’s “Girl, You’ll Be A Woman Soon,” and the music of Disneyland. Then, Emmy award winning TV writer/comedian/author Merill Markoe joins Sarah and Susan to talk about fake crying, how movies introduce animals only kill them off in the end, and why she hates Terms of Endearment for forcing her to cry.

Special guest Kathryn P. McMurphy returns to discuss the 1995 neo-noir mystery Devil in a Blue Dress with Kevin & Kamau. They talk about Denzel passing the ball to Don Cheadle, try to figure out the deal with that guy cutting up all the trees in the movie, and get into the sexiest Denzel moment in film history. Plus, a quick update on Carbon Copy!

Lauren Lapkus, Mary Holland, Gil Ozeri, and Will Hines are all participants on Survivor in a special improv5humans with Matt Besser! They’ll also visit an awful joke telling dentist’s office, experience the worst road rage, and explore what happens when a witness gets thrown into different disputes. Plus, Matt reads some questionable fan letters. Make sure to get the Upright Citizens Brigade television show season 3 now available on DVD, the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Breaking stride with John Ross Bowie.

Lex Friedman, Midroll’s EVP of Sales and Development, joins Adam to pull the curtain back on this fun “inside Midroll Media” episode of The Wolf Den. Lex tells the story of how he got started selling podcast ads—despite not having a sales background–and then met Earwolf and Midroll founder Jeff Ullrich who brought Lex and his ad company on board as part of an acquihire. Adam and Lex also talk about how Midroll Media compares to your typical startup and the crazy growth the company has seen in the last eighteen months. Finally, Lex discusses how podcasting is maturing as a medium, and how advertisers are starting to book their spots up front, like in television. This is an entertaining deep dive into the business of podcasting that must not be missed. 

Andrew, Ele Woods, and July Diaz talk about naming your dog “Jamal” and trolls. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Pop quiz, hotshot. What has a bus, a bomb, and five fascinating interview subjects? The I Was There Too Speed Super-sode. Simone Gad, David Kriegel, Carmen Williams, Hawthorne James, and Carlos Carrasco join Matt to talk about their fateful ride on bus 2525 from the 1994 action classic. Take your seat and tilt dat booty.

Check out Simone’s Days of Our Lives pilot scene here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jXTPRoijVc

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Howard and Kulap kick off the episode with How To Act: a detailed analysis on how to not disturb the vista of others. The crew then welcomes Origin Story Donor and loyal Chartist, Randy Denton. During a special chart of Top Country Downloads, Randy gives a quick lesson on the economics of Banking in America and what makes San Antonio unique. As they count down the week’s top movies, Howard shares his multiple attempts at watching Birdman, which he actually sorta likes. Lastly, in a special edition of The Tweet Chart, Howard gives all Chartists a lesson on how to ask questions.

The gang is back on the road to the city after their encounter with the blue wolves. Will they run into a lone hitchhiker? Will they head to the city straight forward or will they find an alternate route? Tune in to find out!