Do you guys love T.J. Miller yet? We super do. He’s willing to get real and sincere about the difficulties of dating a comic and the harsh parts of showbiz, but he is JUST as real and sincere about bungee jumping vs. sky diving. We can’t think of anything bad to say about him! Enjoy!

Shhh. Can you keep a secret? A SUMMAH secret? We’ll find out if Howard can keep his, despite Kulap’s attempts at figuring it out. The two are still jamming to Call Me Maybe and discussing Ichabod Crane, roller coasters, and squids. Listen to Kulap’s chart to see what songs she’s currently listening to, and Howard’s covering new happenings this summah.

If your wheelchair doubles as a bed and toilet, does that make you a cyborg? What if you’re just a head on a box? Guests Gil Ozeri, Adam Pally, and John Gemberling debate human vs. cyborg with improv4humans fan Neclord. This episode’s also full of oak tag, dry lattes, and phantom penis. 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 Dragoon.

Action star Danny Trejo is the only guy Bad Ass enough to kick butt while wearing a fanny pack, and this week we chat with him about his career, claw stunts, and which actors he thinks are dangerous.

We’re not going to try to reel you into listening to Sklarbro County with rewards for bearded listeners or wordy legal mumbo jumbo. Instead, we’re just telling you that co-host Dan Van Kirk has cooked up some awesome stories for us this week and Chris Cox is visiting and bringing Uwe Blab water skiing stories with him. Day trip on over to the county! You’ll love it!

The bros are back in town! Andy Samberg, whose film That’s My Boy opens this weekend, and Scott’s weed dealer Bro have reunited, and this time they have a good rapport (unless you were to ask Bro about it). The boys talk Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper, Bro’s paradise, and Woody Allen. Plus the debut of a new feature, “Bobby Moynihan Talk.” This is a good week to be a bro!

Hilarious actor currently appearing on “Veep” (HBO), and you probably remember him from “Arrested Development”. Wait, you don’t? What do you mean, you haven’t watched “Arrested Development”? STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND GO, RIGHT NOW. We’ll be here when you’re done.

We might not be rockin’ a blond hairdo this summer, like Wie-Wie ’03, but we are starting the season right. Howard brings us some of his top summah songs so far, while Kulap’s chart covers songs that she’s not too enthusiastic about. Post a comment letting us know what YOUR favorite summer jams are so far.

After a night of loud love making, it’s nice to wake up, enjoy some toast points, and listen to a new improv4humans. That’s only if there’s no fear of a Nazi invasion, of course. This week we have Scott Aukerman, David Koechner, Will Forte, and Danielle Schneider joining us, all of whom will appear on this season of Comedy Bang! Bang! on IFC, premiering Friday, June 8. 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.

Music, sex, dinosaurs, Jack White…are you intrigued yet? What if we add Reggie Watts to the mix? That’s just what we’re going to do this week as Reggie steps away from his magical musical machine and into the land of charts. The Billboard Hot 100 brings out Reggie’s fascinating musical history and philosophy, and for this special guest we chose a special movie chart of All-Time Highest Grossing June Releases. Will Reggie’s charm work on Hermes the Chart Goose? What do you think?

As the great Madonna once sang, “Music makes the people come together.” That is certainly the case this week as improvisational musical comedian Reggie Watts travels into the hatch to test his vocal range, and test his friendships with the Blastoff crew. There is some sweet jamming, a teaser of Kyle and Reggie’s new cover album, and of course, the flute part! Plus, the forgotten tale of civil rights leader Huba Tubeman. Now do your scales so you’ll be warmed up!

It’s packed in the County today, with live music from Canadian folk rock band Great Lake Swimmers, a chat with ESPN’s Jemele Hill, and an interesting voicemail from Robert Siegel. So put on your Super Bowl rings, bikinis, and ice skates, and listen!

Are you a 30th monkey? Find out by listening to Adam McKay and Chris Gethard in this week’s bonus cut. Just make sure you’re on the right side of history, or you’ll end up living like a hobo in the woods.

Comedy Bang! Bang! on IFC has been a long time coming and in less than a week you’ll be able to catch the premiere! To ease the pain of the wait, we’re bringing you a full week of Earwolf podcasts heralding the show’s arrival. I know it’s highly illogical, but we’ve brought in bandleader Reggie Watts and producer/guest Tim Heidecker to talk to two of the the interesting strangers who made their way from the podcast to the television show. Stay tuned to Earwolf all week to hear Scott, Reggie, and special guests like Will Forte and Dave Koechner preparing you for the premiere of Comedy Bang! Bang! on IFC. Tune into IFC this Friday at 10/9 central to see Zach Galifianakis, Gillian Jacobs, Thomas Lennon, Will Forte, and some guy named Andy Daly.

What’s that in the air? It’s lady energy, courtesy of Morgan Murphy! Morgan tells tales of comedy in NY, puking in her purse and brushes with Blake Griffin. We get a very chipper call from first time guest Sir Richard Branson who gives us a preview of this year’s London Olympics. Miss the emails? They’re back this week! If you haven’t day tripped into Sklarbro County yet, delay no longer!

Emily Gordon is maybe our most educational guest yet. She teaches us how to tame out-of-control boys, the ins and outs of industrial music, the history of Steampunk, and the filmography of Edie McClurg. Where do babies come from? Find out on on today’s episode! Enjoy!

Kulap’s family joins us for Two Charted, which means a Top 5 Song chart from sister Anita. Plus Howard’s brother Lee drops by to join in on the family fun. Howard’s ‘Squatch chart tells us a lot about Wie-Wie’s travels, including a stay in a stranger’s tent.

Sometimes in life it’s just improv3people. But when those three are Matt Besser, Chris Gethard, and Adam McKay and they’re talking about The Avengers, Vince Carter, and prosthetic principals, then you’re in safe hands. Sure, those hands are on broken wrists, but don’t be a baby about it! Be sure to pick up an improv4humans shirt from the Earwolf Storeand follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon.

He’s back! Paul F. Tompkins, the suited gentleman you all know and love, has returned to the chartist’s chair and ready to dish on The Billboard Digital Singles Chart, The Movie Chart, and a fancy game of P.T. Chart Darts. Paul advises Howard on his television watching, his lip chapping, and we ruminate on the joys of kissing and being kissed. You should g this e an l.

As per your requests Sklarbro Citizens, Randy and Jason are bringing you a bite size morsel of sports headlines and hilarity to bridge the gap between Sklarbro Country episodes — and they’re calling it Sklarbro County. We’ll be talking professional tennis and Will Smith slapping a suit on Roger Federer.

We predict that the future includes you listening to this episode of Professor Blastoff! Your future includes a rousing round of sound effects, a visit into the pasts of the Blastoff crew, and a breaking of four, five, even six walls. Lastly, our psychic superpowers say that you’ll pick up a Professor Blastoff poster and t-shirt. Spooky, isn’t it?!

Summer is about to start so why waste it going to the beach and having barbecues when you can watch terrible summer movies! This whole summer HDTGM is devoting itself to the best worst summer Movies and we’re starting the season off right with a truly awful sequel and we want YOUR suggestions for more bad summer movies for the next batch of episodes. We also want your questions for Danny Trejo who is joining us to discuss his newest film Badass. Submit your questions to the forums and enjoy!

In this bonus cut, Bob Dassie, Rich Talarico, and Craig Cackowski, of the improv troupe Dasariski, show us that abandoned kids don’t always replicate Lord of the Flies. Just be sure to keep your pants on.

Mr. Masterson (that’s Danny, to you) is another “That 70’s Show” alum, currently starring in the new show “Men At Work”. When he’s not kicking ass at hilarious roles, he’s also running his uber hip “Confederacy” store in east Los Angeles, and he’s about to launch Qloo.com. Nope. This guy isn’t busy at all.

This week we dive into the personal lives of comedy power couple Sarah Silverman and Kyle Dunnigan. A new game, Shorts or Jeans, is played, and we’re visited by two strange guests. Check out the Comedy Bang Bang on IFC website to watch a full episode of the show!