Welcome in the New Year with Ku-Ku & Wie-Wie as they chop it up with returning guest Tom Lennon! Recorded live at the Los Angeles Podfest they chart down the top 5 songs on the Korean Billboard 100. They also discuss Dogtown and the Z Boys, getting catapulted from Laos to Korea, and Mickey Rooney buying condoms. Also charted are the five highest grossing films written by Tom Lennon and Ben Garant. Tom dishes on how his movies got made and how he stood up to the people who wanted to see Herbie the car smile. There’s also a really tender and sweet moment between the hosts. Enjoy!

Get less dumb y’all! Andrew Ti and guest Gabe Liedman talk about the history of Kung Fu movies, RZA’s Kung Fu movie, and how some people just take things at face value. Leave us a question about another film genre at (323) 389-RACE.

Kyle dials in from New York once more to discuss New Year’s Resolutions. Tig, David, Kyle, and Aaron take us through their ways of making resolutions & keeping them, they tell us whether or not they have mentors, and explain why it’s better to just start doing. Welp, that’s been 2012.

Sean and Hayes spill on their New Year’s resolutions, then celebrate Tate Stevens, winner and possessor of the X-Factor. Next the guys get into Bart’s impressive performance on Top Chef despite his being ten years old, then speculate as to what’s next for Team San Diego, winners of The Challenge. At the end, SEAN O’CONNOR talks about his enduring love of Jersey Shore.

Let Sklarbro County be the warm shower that washes away 2012 and brings you into the New Year! Fellow Earwolf podcaster Har Mar Superstar is back to join the County gang to expand the “I Want My Baby Back (Ribs)” song, tell us how he started touring with The Strokes, and what he does to take care of himself after a long night of drinking. Dan Van Kirk helps us ring in the new year with some crazy stories involving; a drunken woman who exposes herself and licks restaurant patrons, a Bremerton man accused of slipping meth to his wife, and a man who robbed a bank 55 minutes after being released from prison. Plus, Steven Seagal lets us know how he’s still dealing with Black Friday with a voicemail. Have a safe New Year, punch a waterfall, and lick a tattoo!

Celebrate the New Year by watching the classic monster in the water film Anaconda! Paul goes over a couple of Corrections & Omissions from our last movie Reindeer Games and has a Viewer Mail update about a viewer’s underwear drawer. Also, be sure to keep submitting new logos for the show!

Happy 2013 race cars! Andrew Ti and the first guest of 2013 Gabe Liedman discuss clueless people who adopt an accent when ordering Mexican food, the showoffs that have taken a semester abroad, and why you shouldn’t patronize people. Everyone grow the fuck up and leave us a message about racism at (323) 389-RACE.

Wait no longer as the conclusion of the Comedy Bang Bang Best of 2012 is here! We’re counting down the top five episodes as chosen by the listeners and of course more special b-b-b-bonus clips. Join Scott Aukerman and Paul F. Tompkins to see which episodes went head to head for the number one spot and we’ll see you in 2013!

Rafflecast just got a whole lot smoother. Have yourself a smoooooth New Years Eve with a brand new jam titled “I Wanna Put U in my Mouf” by jazz musician Barry R+B!

Happy New Years Eve race cars! Andrew Ti welcomes special guest Gabe Liedman to talk about new years resolutions and explain why niggardly is a word that shouldn’t ever be used. Stop being racist in 2013 and call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us about racism.

This week Seth takes the group through The ShipIt Journal. Seth talks about figuring out what the hard part of your project is, describes the difference between perfect and good enough, and explains why shame is the project killer.

As we ring in the new year we want to say thank you to all the listeners. Today we dig into the Shortwave archives to enjoy some live performances from guests such as Aimee Mann, Glen Phillips, Susanna Hoffs, Rhett Miller, YACHT, and much more.

The citizens that inhabit Sklarbro Country have gathered together again this year to help us wrap up 2012, share their plans for the holidays, and look at what is in store for the new year. Join Randy and Jason for a star studded reunion as they welcome Bryant Gumbel, Jerry Jones, Steven Seagal, Tom Leykis, Bruce Jenner, weak Matthew McConaughey, Mark Wahlberg, Sam Elliott, Richard Branson, and all your other favorite citizens. Don’t forget to pick up tickets to see Randy and Jason in San Francisco at Cobb’s Comedy Club on January 18-20 and in Portland at Helium Comedy Club on January 24-26. Thank you to everyone who has continued to support Sklarbro Country in 2012! Keep punching waterfalls into the new year!

Happy Merry! Writer, comedian, producer internet-er Alex Blagg came on and discussed holiday plans, all things food and the fact that he’s become an LA cliche and he’s okay with that. Also, psychic Andy breaks some news to Elizabeth about her cooking. Enjoy!

Ku-Ku & Wie-Wie have cram stuffed the last 2012 episode of TWO CHARTED! Find out which were the most fun and entertaining rappers of 2012 (excluding Drake) and hear Kulap’s dedications to all the Chartists. We talk about the mysteries of New Mexico, Howard tells us a story about Dirt Cup, and we discuss the possibility of Howard & Kulap switching roles! Have a cram stuffed New Year!

Andrew Ti and guest Gabe Delahaye agree that white people do indeed ignore racism. They talk about being pegged as a person who thinks about racism all the time, whether Zumba is racist, and Gabe puts Andrew on blast. As always, call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us if anything is racist.

Seth Morris, Brian Huskey, and Joel Spence join Matt Besser to give you all the gift of improv this holiday season! Listen as they discuss the worst Christmas gifts they’ve received and for some improvised scenes on everything from straight edge punk to holiday sex rules. Don’t be a grinch and enjoy! 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!

Jake is joined by the great Andy Kindler to discuss hooks, jokes, and bits on today’s episode of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Andy shares his thoughts on Robin Williams, witnesses the genius of Albert Brooks, and sees a different side of Billy Crystal. Jake and Andy look at some clips from the world of comedy which include; Alonzo “Hamburger” Jones on Def Comedy Jam, Willie Tyler and Lester’s Who’s On First, and Charlie Barnett performing in Washington Square Park. Make sure to go leave reviews for Billy Crystal’s Jazzman character in “The Fogelnest Files” section on iTunes. Don’t forget to get your tickets for The Twitter IRL taping of THE FOGELNEST FILES with Megan Amram, Danny Zuker, and Billy Eichner, December 27th at UCB-LA!

The grizzled veteran returns with some important news on today’s Love, Dad! The dads discuss the future of the podcast, share tales of babysitting, and talk about Dave’s recent venture to New Orleans. They also talk about their holiday plans, holiday stresses, and sleeping schedules. Plus, a holiday helping of Clean Jokes of the Week!

Andrew Ti and Gabe Delahaye have a tough time figuring out what our caller is actually doing. They talk about what the point of a broadcast class is, what he means by grading urban students leniently, and what would hanging with Bill O’Reilly be like. We’ll let you know what is racist or not by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Jessica St. Clair aka Marissa Wompler charts it up on today’s Who Charted! Jessica unearths Howard’s memories of his superhero group days during the 2012 Billboard Year End Hot 100 Songs and says no thank you to The Hobbit during the Movie Chart. Plus, we hear tales of babysitting, college, and Jessica’s early days at UCB-NY as she coaxes Hermes the Chart Goose!

A large rift has left the gang stranded on the sinking ship. Amarth Amon (Brian Posehn) and Mildred Maxton (Sarah Guzzardo) must lash together the remaining wreckage to sail off into safety. Before they depart, Blackee Green (Blaine Capatch), Bartho Shett (Ken Daly), and Ell Ryan (Gerry Duggan) explore the ship for food and supplies. What does the dungeon master (Mr. Sark) have in store for them next? Will they survive? Can the spirit bear swim? Listen to find out! Plus, the gang shares a coconut filled tale of a past shipfucked D&D adventure.

Jenny Eliscu drops by the Earwolf studios to review weed and share some embarrassing stories on today’s Nocturnal Emotions! Jenny talks about why you shouldn’t go see an artist who you’ve never seen during their original prime, breaking a tooth on a pot brownie once, and accidentally leaving her vibrator out as she invited an intern to feed her cat while she was out of town. Plus, Har Mar and Jenny dive into the world of reality television as they play a game of Let’s Create A Show!

Check your attitudes y’all! Andrew Ti and guest Gabe Delahaye talk about the manners of today’s caller, how he should just get it together, and how being from the South doesn’t mean you’re a racist. Leave us a question and be nice about it at (323) 389-RACE.

Join us this Christmas as we discuss one of the worst holiday-themed movies to come out two months after December, Reindeer Games.  We talk about terrible open-mouthed kissing, how much Ben Affleck likes pecan pie, and a strange cameo by Ashton Kutcher.  Also, we learn all about Paul’s intimate relationship history with his mom.  Joining us this week is Who Charted’s Howard Kremer who helps us learn about symbolism and what the holidays really mean.  There are no reindeer games here! Happy holidays from How Did This Get Made!

It’s Christmas! And speaking of immaculate conceptions, guest Jon Dore was on the calming shores for the birth of Henderson. Now he’s back, and joining the gang on County to laugh through takes on box fans and lap dances for the needy. Brandon’s gotten so big! Plus, we hear from weak Matthew McConaughey. This episode is the raisins for the season!

Yo Yo Yo! Andrew Ti and guest Gabe Delahaye recall their high school days and answer a listener’s question about whether it’s racist that white people assume he hates white people on a special Christmas episode. Call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us if something is racist. Merry Christmas race cars!

Merry Nothingmas from the Reality Show Show! Sean and Hayes haven’t seen this week’s Challenge and Top Chef episodes, but they can tell with certainty what’s going to happen based on audio clips from the past week’s promos. Following that is a conversation about disappointments Sean and Hayes shared in the finales of the otherwise stellar seasons of Voice and Survivor. At last, Twitter account holder GUY ENDORE-KAISER reveals himself in his true form to discuss reality show adventures with the guys.

Don’t cry, humans! We got you a Christmas present… a bonus cut with Seth Morris, Brian Huskey, and Joel Spence! Speaking of presents, we’re talking about gift disappointment today. Unwrap it, and try to enjoy!

It’s a special podcast mashup this Christmas when the venerable Ira Glass joins Tig, David and Kyle on the Bell House stage in NYC. Tig and Ira discuss their questionable “fun things to do for free” in any city, including insulting unsuspecting strangers on the street and purposely misinforming partygoers. Armed with disturbing clips from This American Life, Ira tests the gang’s gag reflexes and improvises a few characters before debating the merits of forced political and religious conversions. Break out your magic Mormon underwear and cool beer for this unforgettable holiday episode.