Comedian and writer Gaby Dunn joins Andrew Ti all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about if it’s racist that the French treat black people from the United States differently than black people from Africa. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

He’s a talented actor and all around gent, the wonderful CORT HIGHTOWER came on and discussed his dad’s adoption saga, why Tindr isn’t cutting it any more, and how a day job can be a slippery slope into career-ville. Plus some really great insight into the top/bottom conundrum. Enjoy!

Andrew Ti and special guest Max Silvestri finish the week off by discussing America’s Got Talent’s background music selection for participants. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

21 and 22 Jump Street directors Phil Lord & Chris Miller join Scott & intern Gino Lambardo for special emergency bonus episode of Comedy Bing Bong! We’ll get into Lord & Miller’s career from Clone High to The Lego Movie, find out how a sequel to 21 Jump Street came to be, and hear a xclusy on their new project. Later, Scott’s new personal trainer R.J. Rise runs into the studio to give everyone tips on how to get some monster muscles. Plus, everyone shines in a game of Riddle Me This!

Turning back time with Jessica St. Clair and Lennon Parham.

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David Krumholtz joins Jake this week to talk about crazy neighbors, how David’s grandmother was the inspiration behind the Gigi character he portrays for the comedy weather website Weather From (www.weatherfrom.com), and the greatest prank David ever played on Jake in high school. Plus, they look at David’s contribution to the Harlem Shake meme and Jake introduces David to the wetlook fetish. Check out all the videos from today’s episode over at youtube.com/TheFogelnestFiles!

Join humans Billy Merritt, Joe Hartzler, Brian Huskey, and Sean Conroy as they search for an after hours club called Blowjobers, participate in a deadly game of chess with a short tempered player, and follow a student who is accused of being a vampire based on who he hangs out with on today’s improv4humans with Matt Besser! Plus, an i4h listener steps up to defend Mississippi in another edition of Case Closed. Make sure to get the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, Matt Besser’s new comedy album at mattbesser.com, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com! Check out improv4humans with Matt Besser LIVE at the Blue Whale Comedy Festival in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Saturday, June 14th!

The multitalented Kevin Smith is Jeff’s guest for this episode of The Wolf Den. Kevin says that he’ll always be called “director Kevin Smith,” but the truth is that he’s “done way more podcasts” than films. He tells Jeff why he got started podcasting and decided to build a network, discussing the stories behind Smodcast shows like “Fatman on Batman” and “Hollywood Babbleon.” Then Kevin explains why he thinks TV and movie development people are looking at podcasting for their next deal, and what the future holds for this medium.

On today’s episode, Andrew and Max Silvestri talk about whether the phrase “New Civil Rights Movement” is racist or not. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

In Episode 18 of Season 3, Michael and Michael get into a very important topic that we deal with every day of our life, the Money Question. From Smith to Piketty to back again. How do we survive in the 21st century? How are Cabbage Patch Kids related to the law of supply and demand? Why does Leno need all those cars? Tune in as Michael and Michael discuss Adam Smith aka father of modern economics, the French economist Thomas Piketty, and everything in between.

“Topics” features original music by Dan Deacon.

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It’s time for Adam Scott Aukerman to look back at the episode that started it all in a special season finale commentary episode of U Talkin’ U2 To Me? Past guests Harris Wittels, Lance Bangs, and Paul F. Tompkins return to finally answer some burning questions. What were some of their favorite moments from the show? When did they first hear about U2? What are their favorite U2 albums? Plus, Scott drops a bombshell that can only be explored through the many fan favorite sub-podcasts like 2’s Clues, Talkin’ Bout Money, and much more.

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Music connoisseur and friend of the show, John Roy, makes his first chart appearance on this week’s Who Charted! Tune in to hear KuKu, WieWie and Roy Boy (who doesn’t wear corduroy) break out some summercappella, play ‘Name That Drum!’ and get into a heated argument while trying to figure out who the best bass player of all time is. Plus, a lot of  ‘i’ words are thrown around, and we find out what Roy Boy’s favorite things were when he was 14.  The Charts are back in full swing in this hilarious and feel good episode.

Things aren’t looking so good for Dag, Houg, Lyra, and Winter after a giant roc snatches them up into the sky. The roc then takes them to its nest above a mountain. Will the gang become bird food? Tune in to find out!

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Max Silvestri & Andrew discuss the last World Cup and the hate on the vuvuzelas. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

The voice of Canada, Jon Dore returns to Sklarbro County and that can only mean one thing. BRANDON’S GOTTEN SO BIG! Jon joins the County boys to go through some of Daniel Van Kirk’s amazingly crazy stories as well as talk to the real Brandon. Oh, you better believe they get to the bottom of how big he’s gotten!

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Kyle discusses his birthday and dealing with his new diet while Tig chats about joining a gym, and then everyone competes in a “who can push out their belly more” game. Then, Colleen Smith, Groundlings teacher and puppeteer at the Jim Henson company joins the gang to talk about taking Kyle for his colonoscopy, opinions on dirty improv, her path into a puppetry career, and then she leads everybody in a few improv games. Then, she goes deeper into the real logistics of how puppeteering works and delves into what’s nuts about puppetry.

Join Kevin as he sits down with actor Adam DeVine (Workaholics, Pitch Perfect) while Adam explains how ignoring a phone call from Comedy Central for a month will warrant your own TV show. Adam chats about how as a teenager he would call into local radio stations as Chris Farley, his fascination with the Juggalo culture, and how he audition for Pitch Perfect by singing the theme from Family Matters.

Hayes starts off the show discussing the special surgery he had to get on his arm for a part, and he and Sean discuss the most important thing that’s been left out of the #YesAllWomen movement. Then an all-new Teaser Freezer breaks down the new Jersey Boys movie. Then, very famous guest JOHN COCHRAN from Survivorman joins the guys to talk about how he went from contestant on a reality show to a TV writer for “We’re the Millers”, his Twitter following, flying into the Statue of Liberty, and judge salaries and the Popcorn Gallery is back to ask questions about hair parts, cut scenes, and The Americans. Finally, John gets called out for bailing on an airport meeting with a listener.

Yo, Is This Racist? King Max Silvestri & Andrew talk about a young white child dressing up as Storm from the X-Men for a costume contest. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Obvious Child’s Jenny Slate and lead singer of the tUnE-yArDs, Merrill Garbus join forces to find out what they have in common as artists on today’s Comedy Bing Bong! Jenny tells us about her role in the new film Obvious Child as well as showcases her Arnold Schwarzenegger impression, Merrill gives a taste of what the new tUnE-yArDs album Nikki Nack sounds like, and Sappity Tappity, the drunk British rollerblading pine tree rolls on in for some harmonized singing. Plus, a fun game of Would You Rather? you won’t want to miss!

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The London Olympics kicked off with England’s largest military buildup since World War II, complete with a 16-mile electrified wall through the center of the city. Brazil’s preparing for the upcoming World Cup by outfitting their police with Darth Vader armor. Russia used the Sochi Olympics as an excuse to “disappear” protesters. People like to treat sporting events as either wonderful expressions of our competitive spirit or pointless jockery, but really, these giant contests are how we burn off the energy we used to use fighting wars.

In today’s podcast, Jack O’Brien and Alex Schmidt talk about Brazil’s upcoming disastrous World Cup, and how soccer games routinely push millions of citizens to riot in the streets. Holding huge games like the Olympics is terrible for cities: Just ask Toronto or Athens about their rotting stadiums. Brazil expects to spend $11.5 billion prepping for the World Cup, to earn maybe $3.5 billion for their trouble. Why would the government agree to that, especially when the money dump was guaranteed to inspire rioting in the streets? Could it be that we need spectacles like this to make up for our recent lack of world wars? Throw on your headphones and click play above.

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The champion, Max Silvestri returns to Yo, Is This Racist? all this week to answer some racism questions. Today Max & Andrew they talk about a caller referring to Mexican people as “Mexis” to her friends on Facebook. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Photographer Phillip Toledano has been applauded in the media for his deeply gritty depiction of first-time fatherhood in his book The Reluctant Father. This week, in a cautionary tale on marriage, we hear what his wife thought of his reluctance.

Straight man/comedian/podcaster David Huntsberger joins Ronna & Beverly inside the Earwolf studios to chat about how he went from being a substitute teacher to a career in stand-up comedy, being a pretty normal person, making shoes, and why he thinks the act of proposing is unoriginal. Plus, everyone learns about each other as they play a word association game.

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The ever fantastic Romany Malco stops by the calming shores of Sklarbro Country to talk about feeding life into the film industry, going though Bootcamp in the Marine Corps, and Japanese sports.  Plus the Sklars talk about performing at Second City, getting to meet Robin Ventura and Gordon Beck afterwards, and Romany talks about what it’s like working with Judd Apatow.  Plus a very high Dick Vitale gives his version of a college graduation speech to Duke University one month after graduation.

Howard declares it officially Summah, and Kulap is moved into her new home; Things are falling into place on this week’s Two Charted. Tune in to hear Howard chart his tour highlights, talk about fulfilling his dream of traveling across the country, and just generally PUSH IT. Plus, Kulap talks about sleeping in her new home, and KuKu and WieWie finally break down the difference between Eminem and Howard. GREAT WALLS OF CHARTISTS: Don’t miss this episode!

Our guest today is improvisor, music man, and all around good guy JOSH BRIGGS who came over and wowed us with his magical pupils, discussed train travel with a Mr. Dan Aykroyd, told us what brings him joy in life and shared the story of how he proposed to his missus. Enjoy!

Andrew Ti and special guest Cyrus Ghahremani finish the week off by discussing if race is racist. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Better Call Saul’s Bob Odenkirk & Cabin Boy director Adam Resnick stop on by for a b-b-b-bonus Comedy Bang! Bang! Bob debuts his Johnny Carson impression, Adam reads an excerpt from his hilarious memoir Will Not Attend: Lively Stories of Detachment and Isolation, and author Thor Silverblatt stops by to ask a couple questions about Adam’s new book. Then, local advertisers Pammy and Earl Bixby drop by to announce their summer hours for their spooky haunted house in Connecticut. Warning: Listening to this episode might cause you to have a laugh attack.

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