The hatch hiatus continues as Professor Blastoff comes to you live from The Bell House in Brooklyn, NY! David, Tig and Kyle hilariously interact with some old friends who serendipitously reunited in the audience at the show before engaging in an incredibly memorable acapella rendition of an A-Ha classic. After spending way too much time talking about gonorrhea, the gang welcomes Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Charles Duhigg, author of the New York Times Bestseller “The Power of Habit”, to talk about all things related to habits and play a rather scathing round of What’s Nuts? Charles talks about the difference between good and bad habits before the Blastoff crew reveal their own personal bad habits, and eventually the audience gets in on the action and share their own vices with our expert guest. And yup, you guessed it — we also Name That Punky!

Recorded live at Largo in Los Angeles, Michael Showalter joins Paul, June, & Jason to discuss the next level bonkers movie that combines gymnastics & karate, Gymkata! They’ll get into the Kurt Thomas flipping as he talks to himself scene, the questionable effectiveness of arrows in the film, flag ninjas, the village of the crazies, and the infamous pommel horse scene. Plus, audience questions make us wonder how the director of Enter The Dragon went from working with Bruce Lee to Kurt Thomas. Make sure to go check out Hell Baby in theaters on Sept. 6th or right now on iTunes!

Sean and Hayes give us a glimpse into what their SNL auditions were like, confess that they were wrong about Whodunnit, and explain why The Challenge should be getting the same kind of attention that professional sports does. Then, it’s the return of BUS STOP THE MYSTERY EXECUTIVE who is in the studio to deliver the scoop on the upcoming seasons of Shark Tank, Survivor, and The Voice.

Eugene Cordero, Pamela Murphy, and Billy Merritt discover that making out is not what it’s all cracked up to be on this week’s bonus episode of improv4humans! Enjoy! Come out and see improv4humans LIVE at Bumbershoot on Labor Day Weekend! For more info go to bumbershoot.org. You can now get the  UCB Comedy Improv Manual, Matt Besser’s new comedy album at mattbesser.com, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Tasneem & Andrew address those involved in the paranoid internet sub culture that tries to deflect current events by always claiming that it’s not as important as “what’s really going on.” Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Since The League returns on FXX soon why not have cast mates Paul Scheer AND Nick Kroll here to help fans find the show on its new channel, share their favorite apps, and figure out what it would take for Sylvester Stallone to make Rocky Vs. Rambo a reality. It looks like they’re in luck when Sly & Frank Stallone drop by the studio to answer some important questions that include the possibility of remaking some Stallone classics and whether Rocky Vs. Rambo will ever see the light of day.

On this week’s minisode, Jack O’Brien & Michael Swaim discuss how comedy ages, the idea of a comedy vanishing point in culture, and the connection between comedy & the Flynn effect.

Andrew Ti welcomes social justice advocate, writer, dancer, singer Tasneem to the show all week. Today they discuss Slate’s decision to no longer refer to Washington’s NFL team as the Redskins. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

We continue the I’ve Got News series with the birth of Ellen’s baby . . . and the project Tom took on to cope.

The Universe has graced us with the Bitter Buddha’s presence yet again and we had a blast – EDDIE PEPITONE came on for the second time and we talk living in the NOW, how technology is fucking us, how Eddie handles a traffic jam in LA, and most importantly, how should one deal with five times the cat poop?! Enjoy!

The trio of filmmakers from The World’s End, Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost are on today’s B-B-B-B-ONUS episode of Comedy Bang! Bang! They’ll explain how the Cornetto trilogy came to be, describe some of the themes of their film “The World’s End,” and wonder what’s been going on with Austin Powers. Then, giant stars Sean Connery and Sir Michael Caine walk into the room to share their love of friendship and tell us about the important rules of acting.

We’re back with another intimate episode as Engineer Stard fills the Kulap-sized gap on this week’s TWO CHARTED! Howard “takes stock” and makes some exciting Dragon Boy Suede announcements, reveals more details regarding his new Summah remixes, the latest of which “Glance of Destruction” will debut at the end of this episode, and tells us all we need to know about hyperloops. Stard shares his idea of a perfect pet before he and Howard count down the week that was, reflecting on Summahfest, E-Cigs and discussing Howard’s latest Red Menace flashbacks. You won’t want to miss this hilariously off-the-cuff episode!

The man, the myth, the legend, Tom Arnold makes his first appearance on the calming shores on this week’s Sklarbro Country! Things get intimate right off the bat as Tom clues us in on some privileged John Salley knowledge, details his impressive weight loss & talks about what it takes to host a show like THE BEST DAMN SPORTS SHOW PERIOD. The A-Rod scandal is touched upon, which leads to a fascinating conversation about addiction and why people are motivated to do things they know they shouldn’t. Tom tells some hilarious tales from Hollyweird and explains why he decided to pursue acting and how his success in the industry was a literal dream come true. After some quality Quick Hits, we get Bruce Jenner on the horn to set the record straight on his latest news-worthy controversy.  Head on over to Laffster to get your virtual ticket for the free live interactive Sklabro Country event on Wednesday, August 28th!

Andrew Ti and this week’s special guest Patrick Walsh finish off the week by talking about stereotypes that could be considered positive and perceptions of cool based on race. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Jake welcomes documentary filmmaker Josh Johnson, director of the fantastic REWIND THIS!, on this week’s episode of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Any child of the VHS era will feel right at home as Jake and Josh discuss  the history of all things home video, starting with the tale of the Magnetic Video Corporation and how they revolutionized the film industry before chronicling the rise of the videotape as well as the fall of Beta & LaserDisc. Josh explains how his film came together, details the differences between shooting a documentary versus a narrative feature and shares his hilarious experiencing bootlegging GREMLINS 2. Head over to YouTube for the full playlist of this week’s episode and be sure to check out REWIND THIS! when it hits iTunes on Tuesday, August 27th.

Step into the chamber with Eugene Cordero, Pamela Murphy, and Billy Merritt on today’s improv4humans! They’ll run into a couple of citizens of Google town, bring back stoning, and create a makeover show like you’ve never seen before. Wowza! You can now get the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, Matt Besser’s new comedy album at mattbesser.com, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Andrew and Patrick Walsh get into why people care about restaurant authenticity over sanitation. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

It’s the return of guest co-host April Richardson and The Bone Zone’s Brendon Walsh on this week’s WHO CHARTED! The Billboard Canadian Hot 100 Chart inspires them to talk about molly, dieting, and why they can’t take anymore of fake reality shows. Then, they get into whether sharks will ever gain “Sharknado” abilities, time machine parking tickets, and the possibility of a Jaws remake during the Highest Grossing Shark Movies Chart. Plus, everyone discusses dealing with trolls as they take a couple of listener questions!

It’s battle time as the gang plans their attack on this week’s NERD POKER! They’ve made it to the top of the tower and can’t go back. Will they be able to fight their way through what lies ahead? Pump up the battle music and tune in to find out!

Celebrate the 50th episode of Nocturnal Emotions with Har Mar Superstar as he continues to read LL Cool J’s 1998 autobiography “I Make My Own Rules.” This week we learn about LL’s troubled teenage years, his failed dirt bike dream, and his early beginnings in Hip-Hop.

On today’s episode, Patrick Walsh & Andrew have a very interesting conversation about  the writing process of 2 Broke Girls. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

In the eleventh and final episode of season one of “Topics”, Michael and Michael discuss “Love”. What is it? What does it look like? What does it taste like? Can we live without it? How does Michael Ian Black look with his shirt off?

“Topics” features original music by Dan Deacon and is produced by Matthew Kahn.

Comedian and radio personality, Jim Norton, (Opie and Anthony, Louie) joins Kevin for an in-depth chat about stand up comedy. Jim discusses working on his new stand up special for Epix, American Degenerate, not knowing what to do with his hands while acting, and Chip Chipperson makes a special appearance.

Once again the Blastronaut crew comes to you from the road on today’s LIVE episode from Seattle! After a story about the origin of Kyle’s stomach picture, the gang is joined by chemical engineer and fellow Blastronaut Kathryn Cogert to discuss Bioenergy. They’ll get into the food to fuel dispute, dispel common myths about bio fuels and bioenergy, and talk about the future of energy usage. Plus, they all play a remarkable game of Name That Punky!

Sean and Hayes pull the veil on the behind the scenes process of the Reality show Show. They explain why Syfy’s Face Off could have been a good show, discuss Elissa’s math genius on Big Brother, and share their distaste of betrayers on The Challenge. Then Alvin Gregory creator-writer JARRAD PAUL drops by to talk about his upcoming projects and briefly being featured on the Men Tell All segment of The Bachelorette.

You’ve been asking what the movie is for the upcoming LIVE at Largo show and we finally have the answer for you. It involves 2 things: the precise nature of gymnastics and the killing power of karate. Paul also reads some Corrections & Omissions for Crocodile Dundee In Los Angeles, announces the winner of last week’s Movie Title Game, and answers all of your strange dog questions. Don’t forget to catch Season 3 of NTSF:SD:SUV:: Thursdays at midnight on Adult Swim, check out all the episodes of The ArScheerio Paul Show on YouTube, and follow us on Twitter (@HDTGM).

The County boys bring you a special stripped down, grimy, and unplugged version of Sklarbro County! The guys give us their take on A-Rod, Daniel Van Kirk breaks down what happened during his recent Mancation, and they all have a big announcement for citizens of Sklarbro! As always, Daniel brings us some crazy stories that involve a Florida beach flasher who took it to the next level and possibly the worst ninja ever. Plus, just in time for the NFL season is the return of Doug Buffone!

Patrick Walsh & Andrew figure out if it’s racist for white people to call out people of color on their racist statements and discuss the un-ending quest for an n-word pass. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

In the inaugural episode of The Cracked Podcast, co-hosts Jack O’Brien & Michael Swaim discuss generation gaps. They ask Earwolf hosts about semen pumping, talk to Daniel O’Brien about incorrect pop culture memories, and have a conversation on the Flynn effect.

SNL alum and Mohr Stories host Jay Mohr makes his first appearance on today’s Comedy Bang! Bang! After a discussion on the central time zone, Scott’s neighbor drops by to tell us all about being a new dad and how to keep a baby happy. Plus, a life changing game of Would You Rather!