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!

Andrew Ti welcomes the smooth voiced Patrick Walsh to the show all week. Today they talk about minstrel shit on Vine. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

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He’s one helluva guy! You know and love him from Comedy Central’s “Drunk History” – Actor, writer and director ADAM NEE came by and we talked growing up po, summer jobs, the worst thing we’ve ever done, and why gifts are good! Enjoy!

Once again it’s time for a special Ronna and Beverly episode recorded Live at the Upright Citizens Brigade in Los Angeles! The elegant Ben Schwartz stops by to give Ronna & Beverly a quiz on who was cast in his first pilot, tell us about being in the film Coffee Town, and to make up a new sexual term. Then talented actor Mark Feuerstein makes an appearance to talk about the time his bike was stolen, “The Preppie Killer,” and sometimes rapping on Royal Pains.

Ku-Ku & Wie-Wie aka the Dream Team are back to discuss Howard’s Have A Summah Tour antics on today’s TWO CHARTED! Wie-Wie drops the bomb on what happened in Seattle, tells us how he got scammed by hippies, and shares the surprise that occurred post tour. Plus, we continue to have the greatest fans in the world because WE GOT SOME GIFTS!

Andrew Ti and this week’s special guest Baron Vaughn finish off the week by talking about the confederate flag and other ways people can show their southern pride. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Paul Rust, John Gemberling, Lauren Lapkus, and Brandon Johnson are here to give us their take on The Bachelorette, watch a professional ice cream taster at work, and test out the female version of the “popcorn trick” on a special improv5humans! Plus, the bestiality debate with John Gemberling that will go down in improv4humans history! You can now get Matt Besser’s new comedy album at mattbesser.com, the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

The infamous Twitter personality @dogboner AKA Michael Hale stops by to dole out some Internet wisdom on this week’s episode of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Jake leaves it to our guest to choose the videos of the week, which include a hilarious and unnecessary YouTube response video, a man disproving a potato chip related myth and a hilarious clip from Nickelodeon’s Are You Afraid Of The Dark? The clips lead Michael and Jake to discuss the specificity of old AOL chat rooms and many other weird Internet-related topics. Head on over to youtube.com/TheFogelnestFiles to keep up with the full playlist of this week’s episode!

Andrew and Baron Vaughn have a couple of ideas on the kinds of consequences some public figures should face for making racist slurs. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Howard & Kulap are reunited and it feels so good! They welcome the Johnny Carson of Public Access, Chris Gethard to chart it up on this week’s WHO CHARTED! We learn if Chris is a beach person, what Diddy can do with his mind, and why Chris slept in a “dog bed” for years during Billboard’s Heat Seekers Music Chart. Chris then tells us about taking acid for the first time during the Movie Chart. Plus, Chris gets acquainted with Hermes the Chart Goose by singing some Morrissey, bonding with Howard over their shared Jersey youth, and sharing how Uncle Floyd was an inspiration for The Chris Gethard Show.

The decision has been made to continue ascending the tower of death and shitty art on this week’s NERD POKER! What will our heroes find on their journey to the top? More importantly, what will Stargoyle find? Plus, a disaster of office proportions!

Har Mar changes things up a bit this week by reading you the beginning chapters of LL Cool J’s 1998 autobiography “I Make My Own Rules.” We’ll hear about the birth of the name “LL Cool J,” and LL’s troubled childhood which includes an incident that occurred at his grandparent’s house and being physically abused by his step-father Roscoe.

In Episode Ten of “Topics”, the second to last episode of season one, Michael and Michael discuss “Power & Propaganda.” What is it? Who is involved? Are woolly mammoths really being cloned?

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

On today’s episode, Baron & Andrew try to figure out if Orange Is The New Black is racist by discussing racist cliches, out of context imagery that is supposed to be commentary on racism in films/tv, and people who are obsessed with not being racist. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Actor and screen writer, Danny Strong, (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Lee Daniels’ The Butler) sits down with Kevin to chat about his career transition from character actor to major motion picture screen writer. Strong discusses how writing the screenplay of a movie he wants to see is most logical, his daily writing process, and the joy of working with KPCS’ very own Samm Levine.

That’s not a podcast, THIS is a podcast! The Bitter Buddha himself, Eddie Pepitone joins us this week to talk about Crocodile Dundee’s misadventures in Los Angeles! We discuss the confusion over the spider in the hat scene, the Beverly Hills Cop-esque plot that appears later in the movie, and the insanity of the skunk in the freeway. Then, ESPN fantasy sports analyst Matthew Berry explains how he become involved in writing the movie, how he & his writing partner got into a public dispute with Paul Hogan over writing credit, and the one thing he’s proud of & is embarrassed by in the movie. Crikey!

Get ready for some weird St. Louis pronunciations as the wonderful Dave Holmes drops by the County! Dave talks about hosting an array of MTV shows, co-hosting the sketch comedy-quiz show called The Friday Forty with Scott Gimple, moments in Cardinals history that made him appreciate sports, and the Olympic controversy over Russia’s anti-Gay law. Back from Mancation, Daniel Van Kirk brings us some crazy stories that include; a creepy Walmart customer with a foot fetish strikes again, a “Gang Bang” organizer who was arrested after he dropped his business card, and a Chinese man who tried to snuggle his pet turtle onto a plane by hiding it in a KFC hamburger container. Plus, Bryant Gumbel weighs in on the Olympic controversy as well.

The break from the hatch continues this week as Professor Blastoff comes to you Live from Philadelphia! Tig and Kyle get into an epic shouting match right out of the gate, and David explains the origins of a Philadelphia legend before we learn exactly where the mysterious dusty stage blender came from. Audience member and loyal Blastronaut Emily Moignard joins the gang on stage to offer some insight on her fascinating job as an in-home family therapist as well as shed some light on what lead her down that career path. The sanctity of our Christian podcast is broken numerous times as Emily details the story of her family and grills Kyle, Tig and David about their familial relationships, including a closer look at Kyle’s relationship with MOTHER! And of course, it wouldn’t be a live episode without a hilarious round of Name That Punky!

Sean and Hayes are very excited to share their recent Teen Choice Awards nominations. They talk about The Bachelorette’s beautiful finale and the hashtag harshness that happened on this week’s The Challenge. Then stand-up comedian/Family Man writer KEVIN BIGGINS is in the building to talk all about Hard Knocks.