Lauren Lapkus courageously steps up to the plate at Bro-Bro Studio and answers the tough questions, such as “what movie were you in?” – Emmy winning comedy writer, and long-time friend, Kevin Dorf takes us deep inside the writer’s room and everyone gets nostalgic for WGN. Horatio and Chad go on a quest to find out what is America’s favorite cereal, and Werner Herzog pitches a hidden camera prank show to MTV featuring hit rapper ‘Lil Dogg.

Host Horatio Sanz, along with his producer Chad Krueger, invite you into Bro-Bro Studio for the premier episode of The Hooray Show! Matt Walsh, co-founder of the Upright Citizens Brigade and Chris Kattan, former cast-mate of Horatio’s on Saturday Night Live, drop by to discuss Kattan’s past romance with Zooey Deschanel, Ebola zombies and explore what was really going through U2’s mind on 9/11. 

Ele Woods, July Diaz & Andrew talk about a racist soup commercial. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Deanna & Emily talk to the beautiful Manager of YouTube talent: Sarah Weichel. She teaches them about being a social influencer, the different kind of verticals on YouTube, and what kind of YouTube channel she would start. Sarah manages YouTube greats: Hannah Hart, Flula & Lilly Singh aka Superwoman and more. Plus, Sarah gives Deanna & Emily tips on how to work on their SEO (search engine optimization) for OMFG!

Stand-up comedian Julian McCullough joins Jensen & Matty to talk about the Coachella lineup this year, Julian’s time at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, if Julian misses anything from the time before he had his baby, Australia’s Twerps, HBO’s Carnivale, Force Majeure. The Cardigans, Under the Skin, how we’re late on Lena Dunham’s book “Not That Kind of Girl,” flaxseed, Bruno Mars, and many other things you should know about.

Paul is back to let you know all about the next movie which is a classic buddy cop film with Sly & Kurt Russell.

It’s Kyle Dunnigan’s turn for a solo ep in the hatch, and he brings his mother along for the ride. She gives life advice, answers questions, attempts the body rap, and muses about marriage and makeup for this special episode.

Rainn Wilson celebrates playing in high school band, learning some serious clowning in college, insists the first video-on-the-ipod saved “The Office” and that Matthew McConaughey worked out to hair metal on “Sahara.”

Hayes and Sean start with an analysis of this year’s Oscar nominations and reactions, then open up the Teaser Freezer to talk Mortdecai. Then, JES MACALLAN from Mistresses stops by to talk about her favorite movies and make political statements. Then, the Popcorn Gallery is finally back to ask about flooring, nerd culture, and  the rules of business.

Andrew, Ele Woods, and July Diaz talk about using someone’s voice to predict the color of their skin, the Black voice stereotype, and Iggy Azalea. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

The Sklars welcome to the show comedian Paul C. Morrissey, unrelated, who shares a play-by-play detail of dropping 35 points on, NBA star, Bob Sura. Then, the crew brings us into the deep dark shadows of underground, comedian, street-basketball. Later, Dan covers headlines that include, a man who holds up a convenient store with a golf club, a famed 90’s TV star who has been charged in a bar stabbing, and what a perfect American obituary should sound like.

Academy award winner Jim Rash joins the first timers club on today’s Comedy Bean Bag! Jim tells us about the upcoming 6th season of Community on Yahoo! Screen, potential plot lines involving his character Marquess of Queensberry on Mike Tyson Mysteries, and most importantly, where he keeps his Oscar. Then, our old pal Shelly Driftwood stops by to give us all the details on his new venture selling special vitamins. Finally, everyone becomes closer as friends as they play a game of Would You Rather!

In the last two weeks, the internet was blessed with new trailers for both ‘Ant-Man’ and ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’. Frames were analyzed, Hulks were busted, and lids were flipped. For millions of people, no international tragedies or disasters could compare with the latest news from Marvel’s explosion-dense Verse. And we’re not even getting into the shrieking excitement that already surrounds the latest Star Wars movie.

As crazy as it seems, reports indicate that there are perhaps hundreds of movies coming out this year that don’t feature Stan Lee cameos or Jedi. Perhaps this year’s ‘Edge of Tomorrow’ is hiding somewhere and we can’t see it through the fog of discussion surrounding hilted lightsabers. The big blockbusters of the year have a way of drowning out everything else, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t filmmakers doing some seriously cool things in 2015.

This week, Cracked editor-in-chief Jack O’Brien is joined by Alisha Grauso from Moviepilot.com, Drew McWeeny from HitFix.com, and Scott Mendelson from Forbes.com to discuss some of the box office and filmmaking trends that we’re moving towards in 2015. They’ll cover the year’s most anticipated movies that AREN’T sequels or comic book movies, and that don’t involve so much as a single dinosaur. Crazy, we know.

Comedy folk Ele Woods & July Diaz joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about The Interview, free speech, and France. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

This week we tunnel through to join Devin & Amy and discuss IMDB’s #1 rated movie, ‘The Shawshank Redemption’. Does Frank Darabont’s work deserve to be in the Canon? Or is it actually a series of several small “charmingly mediocre” movies pieced together? Join Devin, Amy, Brooks, Red, and Andy Dufresne to find out. Tune in for the battle — and head to the forums on Wolfpop to cast the deciding vote!

Happy 2015 everyone! Doug Benson is known as a lover of movies and he joined Matt this week to discuss how his love of movies lead him to be an orange dancer in the Disney multidimensional attraction Captain EO. Doug tells us about his time working as a PA for Michael Jackson, watching MJ do his signature moonwalk on the set, how Doug’s views on MJ which he shared on Doug Loves Movies where badly timed, and being squibbed in Return of the Living Dead II. Plus, Matt welcomes his grandmother Eleanor Gourley to talk about falling in love with Cesar Romero and much more when she lived near the infamous Schwab’s Pharmacy and Garden of Allah Hotel in a segment called I Was There Circa 1942.

Nate welcomes his good friend & return guest John Ross Bowie in the studio to read “Jesus Shaves” by David Sedaris. Then, Nate is joined by the great Henry Winkler to talk about his children’s book series Hank Zipzer, his time studying at Yale School of Drama, feeling like his life started at 26, being diagnosed as dyslexic at 31, and what makes a good children’s book. Finally, Jess Walter’s “How To Be A Man” is read by the amazing Erinn Hayes. Don’t forget to grab a copy of Denis Johnson’s “The Laughing Monsters” and send in your thoughts on the book at readingaloudpodcast@gmail.com. Also, come to first LIVE show of the new year on Sunday, January 25th at 7:30pm at UCB-Franklin in Los Angeles. Get tickets at www.ucbtheatre.com!

Bill Burr has an amazing comedic mind and is one of the best stand-ups around. Bill & Jeff chat about performing with Robin Williams, the hilarious YouTube experience, the time Bill had to look up the word gazebo in the dictionary, and witnessing a stripper quite onstage.

Esteemed author Christopher Noxon joins Ronna & Beverly to chat about scissoring possibly being a myth, feeling like adults have taken Halloween away from kids, why adults act more like kids now, his new Plus One: A Novel, and the similarities the characters in the book have with his wife Jenji Kohan & himself. Plus, the ladies tell us who looked good and who didn’t at the Golden Globes.

Recorded LIVE from UCB-Sunset in Los Angeles is The Dr. Phil Show! Dr. Phil (Horatio Sanz) welcomes teenager Traci Reardon to talk about what is going on with the youth and what is the problem with adults. Then, Victor Ramos appears for a segment called Community Accents in which he chats with Traci about her new art project for the community. Later, Traci heads to a vacuum store for a job interview with King Latifah and goes to a recording studio to lay down some Kidz Bop covers. Finally, Traci with the help of Horatio Sanz offer Twitter followers advice in her hit segment, “Help Me, Rhonda.” I couldn’t have asked for more.

Randy and Jason start off the show with why no one should ever expect something peaceful to come out of a darts tournament and finally, they answer the age old question: Why did it take so long to read some Rob Gronkowski erotica? Then, the Sklars welcome to the show John Hodgman, who shares intimate details about what it was like growing up in a house where he feared the devil. John also educates the world on Jorge Luis Borges, Argentine short-story writer, essayist, poet, and subject of John’s tattoo. Lastly, Chris “Boomer” Berman calls in to share his grief over the Golden Globes and how Oprah and Peyton Manning are the same.

Laimewads, it’s here. The final frontier, the last laugh, the end of the road. And we couldn’t be happier because today our guest happens to be one of our all time favorite comedic actors – from two of our all time favorite comedies, (Office Space and Swingers!) … dun dun dun… RON LIVINGSTON! If anyone in my life had ever told me that Ron motherf**king Livingston would be kicking it in my dining room, drinking a beer with us, we’d have laughed. Well turns out we’re still laughing, but this time it’s with Ron Livingston, in our dining room, drinking beers!! Staying true to our motto “asking the most important people the least important questions”, we discuss urinals, last meals, home remodels and sexual awakening movies. We love Ron. And we love you. Enjoy!

Kulap and Howard start off the show with a deliberation over the continuing saga that is, communist eBay, and what steps Howard must take to start his own empire. Then, Howard explains why country music is just like a Dad trying to be hip and Stard brings proof to Howard’s thoughts. Also, Howard gives a behind the scenes look into his new TV show, History Of The World, a comedic take on history, and Kulap reveals a mystery Birthday card that came from either Howard, or anyone else in the world. Later, Howard continues his argument against the length of movies, as well as the easily found distractions within them. Lastly, the gang establishes why Kulap might be the most intuitive person on the planet.

Join guests Dan Savage and Jane Marie as they help listeners navigate sex and parenthood. This episode covers a range of topics, from finding time to get it on when all you want to do is sleep, to getting in the mood after pregnancy loss, to real (NSFW) instructions on how to make sex pleasurable when you are recovering from a childbirth injury. You won’t hear a conversation like this anywhere else.

Getting the joke with Paul Provenza.

Andy Daly, Pamela Murphy, and Joel Spence teach us about manners and the proper way to introduce yourself on this week’s improv4humans with Matt Besser! You’ll also hear as they participate in Bring Your Dad In Day, confront a grandfather who loves Gunsmoke, and decide what will the new Hollywood sign look like. 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!

It’s a Siskel and Negro Podcast reunion this week as W. Kamau Bell & Kevin Avery are joined by their former co-host Kathryn P. McMurphy to discuss the 2006 action thriller Deja Vu. They talk time-travel, why Denzel almost never “does the grown folk” in his movies, and Denzel’s “Explain it to me like a 4-year-old” to the list of Denzelishness. Plus, Denzel news!

Bob begins burning off the fumes of dealing with family over the holidays as he makes an important announcement about the future of the show and shares the types of and reasons for suicide as classified in the Bob Ducca Statistical Manual for Mental Conditions. Plus, Bob leaves us with a poem inspired by being unable to attend the Orthopedic Sock Hop.

A wild blue wolf the size of a Pontiac Aztek appears before the gang. Will they fight or flee? Tune in to find out!

This week on Who Charted, Howard starts off the show with a lesson on how to define and defy the rhythms of society. Then, Kulap and Howard welcome to the show Andy Daly, fresh off the set of Comedy Central’s Review season 2, to help recap the Golden Globes, as well as the magic and mystery of The Hobbit films. Also, in a masterpiece of role-playing, Andy and Howard, as Jake Gyllenhaal and Taylor Swift, help explain why you should hate the game, not the player. Lastly, as Andy fields questions from Chartist’s, he shares the most “star struck” moments of his career.