Hear a preview clip of Earwolf’s latest podcast with U2 superfan Adam Scott Aukerman.

Sean and Hayes tell listeners all about the good TV they watch it in a segment called “Who Watches The Watchmans” and revisit the “Teaser Freezer” to discuss “3 Days to Kill” starring Kevin Copsner. Then the boys are fired up to be joined by DAVE HOLMES aka the original Noid from the Domino’s pizza commercials to give us a quick sample from the board game he’s working on, teach the guys how to watch TV on their phones, and go back through some of his most famous MTV moments.

Join Kevin as he sits down with current Saturday Night Live cast member, Taran Killam. Not only does Taran give a detailed account of a week in the life of a SNL cast member, he also discusses how he avoided child actors syndrome, logging nearly 7,500 hours on Goldeneye for Nintendo 64, and how wanting more time off of school lead to an acting career.

UC Riverside PHD student John Montgomery drops by the hatch to talk all about GMOs with Tig, Kyle, and David on this week’s Professor Blastoff! We’ll learn what exactly GMOs are, some myths about GMOs, and what’s good for our meat & bones. Plus, we check in on Kyle’s fantastic iPod mix!

Remarkable comic actor Chris Hogan of MADtv and 3rd Rock from the Sun joins in on the County insanity! Chris tells us about being an awkward kid when it came to sports, being conned in an acting class by a woman who was in Ghostbusters while coming up in Chicago, and working with Bret “The Hit Man” Hart on MadTV. Daniel Van Kirk also then brings us some crazy stories that include an adult pajama party at a kids’ activity center on Long Island that has many parents disgusted, a man who was tattooed against his will, and a Grand Rapids woman who retaliated after her McDonald’s burger order was wrong. Later, we hear from Bob Costas and what’s going on with his eyes. SoCal locals, make sure you check out the Sklar Bros at The American Comedy Company in San Diego on Wednesday, February 19th.

Writer/director Tze Chun & Andrew chat about what films white people consider to be classics. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

IT’S BEEN a long time since the previously married Garry Marshall & Gillian Jacobs have been on Comedy Bean Bag but now they’re here to set things straight. Will Gilli (sorry!) ever get stinkin’ rich? What gets Underworld series director Len Wiseman’s juices going? Will they be able to get Garry back to his own dimension? Tune in to find out you fool!

Police sketch artists, speed bumps, late-night talk shows and the QWERTY keyboard all have one thing in common: They’re shitty ideas that have somehow gained immortality. On this podcast, Cracked editors Jack O’Brien, Dan O’Brien and Robert Evans talk about bad ideas that refuse to go away. We’re not being tongue-and-cheek about the “bad” part either — speed-bumps kill eighty-five people for every life they save and, seriously, have you ever watched Jay Leno? That man is an engine fueled purely by nostalgia.

If you’re ready for a crash course in how some of the worst ideas manage to live forever, throw on your headphones and click play above.

Writer & Director Tze Chun (Cold Comes The Night) joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about the stolen artifacts in the British Museum. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

A mom breastfeeds her preemie against all odds. Then she wakes up on her due date. Dry.

Chicago Second City alum & creator of My Big Fat Greek Wedding, the sweet Nia Vardalos brings the much needed Canadian & Greek lady energy to Sklarbro Country! Nia tells us about meeting Wayne Gretzy, growing up thinking she was going to be a figure skater, and how being prepared was critical in her joining The Second City cast in Toronto & the Chicago Second City cast. Nia also breaks down how honing her one-woman play My Big Fat Greek Wedding helped catch the eye of Rita Wilson who helped make it into a film, her experience hosting SNL, and what lead to writing her book “Instant Mom.” Then, she tells us about the time she got to run the Olympic torch before getting into a round of Quick Hits. Later, we call up Bruce Jenner post laryngeal shave to catch up on all the changes in his life. SoCal locals, make sure you check out the Sklar Bros at the Hollywood Improv on February 15th, at The Ice House on February 16th, and at The American Comedy Company in San Diego on February 19th.

Ronna & Beverly had a terrific time at this year’s San Francisco Sketch Fest and are now sharing it with you! With the company of baby faced Michael Ian Black & trusty trainer Bob Harper what more can you ask for? Maybe a little recap of Ronna & Beverly’s San Fran adventures would serve as the cherry on top of this delectable show!

Happy Valentine’s Day Laimewads! Today’s awesome guest – writer and performer, MATT McCONKEY (twitter: @MattMcConkey) started us off with a bang (aka, he brought muffins) before sharing his fantastic story about tracking down his birth parents, explaining how he feels about the online/app dating game, and what turned him into a Beyonce fan after having held out for many years. Enjoy!

Spend your Valentine’s Day with Ku-Ku, IiWie & Ramhand! After opening some amazing GIFTS from the one & only Guice Mann, Howard tells us about his return to television and counts down the 3 important directing qualities. Then, Kulap brings in Chartist Brian Minor’s Top 5 Fears & Top Names of NY Giants History which leads the conversation to ghosts, bears, and being held hostage.

Andrew Ti and this week’s special guest Guy Branum finish the week off by discussing if it’s racist for a super white guy to wear a Sarong. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Comedian extraordinaire, fan favorite, and new dad Nick Thune returns on this week’s b-b-bonus Comedy Bing Bong! Smash cut to Nick giving us a conclusion to his neighbor saga, explaining how he thought his baby boy was going to be a baby girl, and telling us about his new hour special Folk Hero (available on Netflix on February 18th). Cut to Nick & Scott’s agent Meredith Coldwell dropping by to give them some career advice. Slow fade into a high stakes game of Would You Rather!

Flip-flopping with John Ross Bowie.

Lauren Lapkus, Stephanie Allynne, Mary Holland, and Erin Whitehead are all friends, make up the improv group Wild Horses, and have been specially requested for your listening pleasure on this week’s improv4humans with Matt Besser! Join them as they take us to a unique library story time, show us how embarrassing it is to be overly prepared for a phone call to a crush, and describe why cheese is sometimes not for everyone. 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!

Chris Gethard & Jake have a special one-on-one conversation about the culture of New York City Public-Access Television recorded LIVE from SF Sketchfest! Chris & Jake chat about the early days of public access, why Chris decided to take The Chris Gethard Show to public access, some of Jake’s Squirt TV contemporaries, and how Chris might have fractured his leg during the Comedy Central pilot taping of The Chris Gethard Show. Check out all of the videos from this episode are over at youtube.com/TheFogelnestFiles!

On today’s episode, Andrew and Guy Branum figure out if it’s racist to obsess and pride in Austin’s liberalness, as opposed to Houston’s actual liberalness. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

In Episode 1 of Season 3, Michael and Michael are back in the saddle to discuss “The Little Things.” Their conversation covers everything from butter on toast, to taking a drive and listening to some classical music, to apple picking in Autumn with your family.

“Topics” features original music by Dan Deacon.

Academy award nominated singer/songwriter and one half of The Both, Aimee Mann returns to the chart it up with Ku-Ku & IiWie! Howard catches us up on his February resolutions, Aimee shares her stance on judging songs on a single listen, and everyone speaks in platitudes while counting down Billboard’s Top 5 Canadian Hot 100 Music Chart. Then Aimee tells us about her bad feelings towards Frosty the Snowman and potentially doing a musical with Ted Leo during the Movie Chart. We also hear about Aimee’s boxing skills and how creepy Conway Twitty can be during the Tweet Chart!

Check out Aimee’s video for “I’m Cured” from the comedy-music album 2776 here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=surS1xgLwzg

To learn more about the 2776 album go here: http://www.2776.us

You can download the single on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/im-cured-single/id797108149

All profits from sales of the song and video go directly to the charity OneKid OneWorld.

Rats have made the walls collapse in the caves. The gang must figure out a way to continue to their destination of Glinishmore. Maybe Blackie Green’s new dwarf surfboard can help.

A caller’s question about Asians giving the best manicures leads Guy Branum and Andrew to discuss jobs associated with race. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Owen Burke of Owen & TJ Read the News joins Paul, June, and Jason to discuss Van Damme & Rodman in 1997’s Double Team.

Sean and Hayes delve into the Wrangler Fly Button Jeans Hot Button Issue of the Week  by discussing the recent Woody Allen controversy. Then they say a quick bye bye to one of their comedy heroes, Sir Jason Leno. Finally, ADAM DEVINE of Workalolics joins the boys to flex his comedy dick by re-booting some classic comedy bits, doing his impression of Javier Bardem, and finishing strong with some crowd work.

What exactly goes into making a movie? Our film making expert Mike Kennedy has worked professionally in the movie biz for 15 years on over 80 feature films from Django Unchained to The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Mike joins the Blastoff crew in the hatch via phone magic to talk about the various film making crafts he’s done, what’s essential in making a movie, and the steps to making a low budget movie.

Co-host of Comedy Film Nerds & the Iron Lady of showbiz, Graham Elwood joins the County boys to talk about the Sochi Olympics on this week’s Sklarbro County! Graham tells us all about skipping school when he was younger to go see games at Wrigley Field, being in the middle of a fire fight while he was overseas performing stand-up for the troops in Afghanistan, and the new project Ear Buds: The Podcasting Documentary he’s been working on. Daniel Van Kirk then brings us some crazy stories that include a Texas man who will do anything to get rid of 3,000 porn DVDs he doesn’t want, an sexual incident that occurred in the back of Pennsylvania bus, and two Iowa couples tie the knot at a Bacon Festival. Later, Steven Seagal speaks on his role involving the security of the Sochi Olympics. If you’d like to pledge to the Ear Buds: The Podcasting Documentary project, head over to https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/comedyfilmnerds/ear-buds-the-podcasting-documentary. SoCal locals, make sure you check out the Sklar Bros at the Hollywood Improv on February 15th, at The Ice House on February 16th, and at The American Comedy Company in San Diego on February 19th.

Guy Branum & Andrew figure out if a caller’s joke is indeed racist. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

One half of The Pepper Men, Jon Daly is here to discuss all things RHCP on today’s Comedy Bing Bong! Jon tells us about his tribute track to the Red Hots and dives deep into the Superb Bowl Halftime show controversy. Then, Scott & Jon start to go through the Chili Peps’ discography when suddenly an “off the grid” Jesse “The Mind, Body, and Soul” Ventura maneuvers into the studio to share some explosive information. Check out Jon’s tribute to RHCP aka “ABRACADABRALIFORNIA” over at http://rhcp2014.com/