Andrew Ti and Buckwheat Groats are doing things bunker style this week. They offer their advice to a listener’s question about what to do to raise awareness of using racist depictions of Native American as mascots. Leave us a message and we’ll give you our opinions about whether it’s racist or not at (323) 389-RACE.

Happy 200th episode of Comedy Bang Bang! Take a break from reading the funny papers and tune in as Jason Mantzoukas joins Scott to talk about his role on Enlightened, movie theater handies, and anything else in the news. Old friend Don Dimello sends over the snake skin wearing Cactus Tony to shed some light on the recent controversy at the daycare he runs during Don’s late night productions, tells us about his one year of service for the Croatian armed services, and gives us a look into his other job at the Arclight theater. Check out the full video at Youtube.com/Earwolf!

Rafflecast presents Jon Daly’s single “Jon Daly.”

Special guests Penis Bailey & Lil’ Dinky of Buckwheat Groats join Andrew Ti from a bunker somewhere in New York to talk about the possible racist caricatures in the video game Grand Theft Auto IV. Call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us if any other video games are racist.

It’s rare when we have the chance to have a fascinating chat with a guest who is a tremendous actor and star of one of the greatest sports movies of all time. We are very excited today to have Dennis Christopher of Breaking Away become acquainted with the calming shores of Sklarbro Country. Dennis tells us about why being emancipated set him free to follow his dream of acting, working with Robert Altman, and how he was offered the starring role of Breaking Away after he had already been cast in a different role. He also talks about expressing his ideas on the original look of the Dave Stoller character, the process of working with Quentin Tarantino on Django Unchained, and plays devil’s advocate during a round of Quick Hits. Plus, we call up Jerry Jones to get to the bottom of the Superbowl blackout. You won’t want to miss this incredible episode with one of the most inspirational actors of our time.

We’ve loved him on Sarah Silverman, and from his podcast, “Uhhh” we are SUPER excited to hang with the funny and down to earth, STEVE AGEE. We talk fear of flying, movie memories, and what way of dying is the freakiest of them all. Enjoy!

Ku- Ku and Wie- Wie recap their past week including; their Super bowl fun, the similarities between Howard and recent guest Steve-O, and the ion necklace Howard has been rocking. Howard counts down the Top 5 songs that he and his former lovers would groove to and it’s sensual listening. Kulap shares about letting Andre 3000 use the bathroom and she counts down her Top 5 Beyonce songs! It’s fantastic!

Andrew Ti asks Alex Blagg’s opinion on latino dudes using the n word and Alex talks about feeling uncomfortable engaging in a discussion where his opinion does not matter. We’ll eventually get to your questions so leave us a message at (323) 389-RACE.

Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy is the inspiration behind Garlin’s venture into recording these candid conversations. The two Jeffs bond over their love of naps, the joy they get from hating things, and both having moments where their success could mean nothing to their high school peers. We also hear about Tweedy’s pure enjoyment of a certain reality TV show, the best display of anger he’s seen towards him onstage, and the nicest thing a stranger has said about his guitar playing.

(Photos by: Lincoln Andrew DeFer)

Take a break from catfishing that special someone and listen to today’s improv4humans with Sean Conroy, Eugene Cordero, and Will McLaughlin! It’s better than getting a massage from a cat masseuse and you’ll learn a thing or two about defending yourself. Be sure to pick up an improv4humans shirt from the Earwolf Store and follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon. You can also now get Matt Besser’s new comedy album “The Six Most Important Sets in the History of Standup” at mattbesser.com!

Hold on to your viewing positions and get ready to get your mind blown on today’s LIVE edition of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Recorded LIVE at UCB-LA, Jake Fogelnest welcomes Rob Huebel and Morgan Murphy to talk about a dude who wants to be a feminine pad, Shop at Home host Don West, and the sequel to Purple Rain. They also take a look at Andy Warhol at Wrestlemania, PinkleTank, and explore idiot rap. Make sure to leave reviews for the Todd Phillips comedy film Road Trip in “The Fogelnest Files” section on iTunes. Special thanks to Megan Baker for the photos of the evening.

Andrew Ti and Alex Blagg talk about whether the term hillbilly is racist and Alex tells us about being from the South. Keep leaving us messages by calling us at (323) 389-RACE.

Old pals Gillian Jacobs and Garry Marshall return to give us an update on their relationship on today’s Comedy Bing Bong! Want to know what went wrong in their marriage? How about the truth behind Garry’s deceased wife Barbara? Will there be enough cursing for Garry’s grandkids to enjoy? All these questions will be answered including a very competitive game of Would You Rather?!

Steve-O is taking a break from his surfing adventures to find out Who Charted?! Steve-O confesses to loving the Pop station, cops to owning the Cirque de Soleil soundtrack, and explains what happened to his unreleased rap record during the Ultimate Music Chart. The Movie Chart unearths why he hasn’t seen Zero Dark Thirty and shares when movies went sour for him. You won’t believe what he has done with sharks. Tune in to find out!

We have read all the useful tips on the forums and continue the battle with our new action points! Will Amarth Amon (Brian Posehn), Blackee Green (Blaine Capatch), Mildred Maxton (Sarah Guzzardo), Bartho Shett, and Tras & Carn (Mr. Sark) prevail over these collectors or will they suffer another grueling curse of consecutive botches? Be sure to listen to find out! Plus, Sark remembers a precious moment from a past D&D adventure featuring Gerry Duggan, Chris Hardwick, and a goblin avalanche.

Celebrate Har Mar Superstar’s birthday as he welcomes the hilariously dark stand-up Jena Friedman for a night time chat! Jena tells us about what it’s like being a field producer on The Daily Show, her tennis playing days, and the pros & cons of cell phones. Plus, Har Mar & Jena create a social media murder Lifetime movie during Let’s Create A Show, get weird about Twitter, and play a game of Let Me Ruin Your Favorite Song with The Jam’s “That’s Entertainment.”

Andrew Ti and Alex Blagg break down America’s fascination with PSY. They talk about what is popular on Youtube, why things become memes, and why William Hung is a completely different story. Leave us a question about racism at (323) 389-RACE.

STOP. RESET. This might be the sexiest/dirtiest movie we’ve done! Special guest Julie Klausner joined us to talk about The Devil’s Advocate on this week’s How Did This Get Made? LIVE at the Bell House! We cover everything from Keanu’s multiple southern accents, Pacino’s 30 minute monologue, and the insane double twist. Also, we debate with the audience over the country of origin of different actors, share our favorite Pacino line, and cast our dream sequel!

Recorded live at the San Francisco Sketchfest it’s a rambunctious conversation between the hosts and their Blastronauts on today’s Professor Blastoff! The conversation is free flowing and probing; Tig and Kyle reveal the nature of their relationship, Kyle reveals his skinny calfs, and they all do a good round of fake laughing. The final word is also given on proper parenting, the evil in candy consumerism, and pterodactyls. How much deeper can the audience probe? Tune in and find out.

One of Hollywood’s most acclaimed Television comedy writers, David Kohan stops by on today’s episode of Sklarbro County! David tells us about manipulating his daughter into being a Clippers fan, talks about his unexpected success of Will & Grace, and shares his love for cycling. As always, Dan Van Kirk brings us some crazy stories such as; a man who stole an ambulance but fails to steal 2 horses, a man paying a hooker with a shark tooth & gets arrested for taping the encounter, and a British nursing home defends practice of hiring alleged prostitutes for aging residents. Plus, we continue to relax from the Superbowl with today’s Weekly Wahlberg! ROLL TIDE! *This episode was recorded before the Superbowl but we were quick to congratulate both the Ravens and 49ers on their victory.

Sean and Hayes congratulate The Bachelor for making a one-armed girl wear roller skates and finally putting her in her place. Then they hop in the time machine with a Classic Tanks But No Tanks from back when they were drivetime radio hosts on an Adult Hits station in Santa Fe. Eventually ANDERS HOLM of “Workaholics” shows up to preach on Gigolos and play a sad game inspired by American Idol.

Drop the wack looks racists! Andrew Ti and this week’s guest Alex Blagg talk about what is considered a nazi haircut, what if Hitler chose a different mustache, and why racists need a better fashion sense. Leave us a message about any possible racist haircuts at (323) 389-RACE.

Prepare your earholes for Building The Track Pt. 3! Today’s guest on Rafflecast is none other than Howard Kremer aka Dragon Boy Suede. In 20 minutes they created the song “Shotgun Trukk (If Drive Was A TV Movie)”. It’s Howard/Jon, Son! Cyrus Gheremani on keys, Brett Morris on bass and production, Howard Kremer on a little guitar. Produced by Brett and Cyrus.

Aren’t you glad that the Roastmaster General Jeffrey Ross and Canadian singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith are making their Comedy Bang Bang debut!? That’s not all, Sarah Silverman joins us to sing some of her telegrams and author Cam Billmoth reads an excerpt from his new book Letters To Mom. Plus, we play a heated game of Would You Rather? and Ron treats us to a song from his new album “Forever Endeavour.”

Andrew Ti and special guest Alex Blagg (BajillionHits.biz) are ready to podcast and talk about awful advertisements. Alex tells us about having Mike Tyson on his new interactive game show, being aware of commercials that are targeted to a certain demographic, and terrible ads that trick old people to spend money out of fear. Call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us if anything is racist.

Indie comic darling Eugene Mirman visits the calming shores to talk about the first time he met Randy & Jason in New York, opening for bands such as The Shins, and moving to America from Russia at the age of 4. He also tells us about how the Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival started as a joke, explains water boarding during a round of Quick Hits, and has the craziest walking with Michael Stipe at a Mexican music festival story ever. You have to tune in to hear it!!! Plus, our resident Fantasy-ologist Jesse Thorn is here to get us ready for Super Bowl Sunday by giving us some tips for picking last minute dips and sauces.

Dogs, bathroom floors, and Japan, oh my! Improv actor and comedy writer TRICIA MCALPIN came on and we discussed a day in the life of Tricia and hear an explanation of which noodles rule. Enjoy!

Katie Dippold introduces Ronna and Beverly to a new word association game! Katie visits Ronna & Beverly to talk about the process behind writing the upcoming comedy film The Heat, where Raiders of The Lost Ark took place, and how a concussion she received in 2nd grade could have possibly unlocked her creative side. Plus, Beverly lies to Ronna about getting her flu shot.

We hear a NEW Chart theme on today’s TWO CHARTED! Ku-Ku & Wie-Wie tell us about their past week which includes their experience at Sundance, Kulap showcases her boy voice, and Howard gives us some news on the upcoming Dragon Boy Suede album. Address your femininity!

The Yo, Is This Racist?/Shots Fired crossover week ends today as Andrew Ti, Jeff Weiss, and MC Nocando discuss self-identification. They explain how your upbringing defines your self-identity, race being a social construct, and people claiming to be transracial. Let us know if you think something is racist at (323) 389-RACE.