When you have your own talk show on IFC, you can get some pretty huge guests from the world of entertainment. This week Scott shows off his showbiz credentials with former Monk writer Tom Scharpling, gay marriage advocate Gary Marshall, and future “Best Book” nominee “Weird Al” Yankovic! If you want to know what it was like to write for Your Show of Shows, or how to behave during a Costco book signing, this is a show to which you should pay careful attention. Scott once again rolls out a new feature with “Who Said It?” but in proper tradition follows it up with a rather rousing round of “Would You Rather?” Like “Weird Al” always says: What’s Up Hot Dog!

Mythbusters host Adam Savage joins Kevin!

Totally Laime is a second grader!  For this special episode, Elizabeth and Psychic Andy take a look back of 5 of their favorite moments from their first year of podcasting. These include clips with hilarious guests MARC MARON, ZACH STEEL, ADAM PALLY, MIKE BURNS, and ELIZA SKINNER! Enjoy!

It’s time to take a break from your Super Bowl party planning and relax on the calming shores of Sklarbro Country! If you’re a fan of Childrens Hospital (who isn’t?), you’ll love this week’s appearance by Rob Corddry, who lets us in on some juicy news about the third season of the show. Find out what Rob has in common with Everson Griffen, and what Gerald Dixon has in common with Gerald Dixon. If you have any last minute confusion about the Super Bowl, Eddie Pepitone will certainly clear it up for you. And if you’re worried about the Yamaguchi-gumi family finding you, go to Legal Zoom for a great deal on a will! Also, read Christine E. Taylor’s glowing review of Sklabro Country LIVE.

The message of the week on Glitter in the Garbage is sisterhood, whether it’s between Oprah and Gail, Oprah and her half-sister, or Oprah and June Raphael. June, Casey Wilson and Matt McConkey join Drew to teach us all about womyn’s safety, and the fellowship of out-of-work actors. Remember folks, be careful when you’re straight cruising at gay bars, and don’t drink and drag!

When The Razzies, Rotten Tomatoes, IMDB, and 9 year-olds all agree a movie is bad, it’s time for us to dig in! The Last Airbender is the universally despised M. Night Shyamalan film adaptation of a successful children’s show. Interested yet? You can rent it on Netflix and iTunes, and once you do, send us your back-handed compliments at howdidthisgetmade@earwolf.com

Proficient comedian Matt Besser comes by to talk about exercise bicycles, making pizza, and CHARTS! The music for the week is rock, which goes over surprisingly well, and after the movie chart we see the return of Chart Roulette. Even the biggest comedy nerds might not know about Matt Besser’s comedy gene pool, and even the biggest chicken nerds probably have no idea what goes on at the Museum of Chicken Excellence. Be sure to check out Dragon Boy Suede’s Ho Cal from the Earwolf store, and once again, our sincerest apologies to Linkin Park and China.

Comedian Marc Maron joins Kevin!

Actress and comedian Lisa Kudrow joins Kevin!

We know that many of you are not ready to forgive Brett Gelman for the way he made a mockery of Comedy Bang Bang in 2010. However, we let him back this week solely to bring along Michael Gladis (aka Professor Kinsalot from Mad Men) and Maria Thayer from the upcoming Adult Swim show Eagleheart. The cast lets us in on the graphic beginnings of Eagleheart and try out our newest feature, Is This News Story True or False?! Scott scores the episode with songs off of Don’t Stop or We’ll Die’s new EP, and Brett helps lead the first-time guests through What am I Thinking?, Would You Rather?, and of course, plugs.

52 weeks. Holy Hell has it really been a year of podcasts? A YEAR!? Indeed it has. Happy Birthday to Us! To celebrate, we pulled off a miracle that we still don’t understand which is to say that we got PATTON (motherfuckin) OSWALT to come on our little show! He is even cooler than you already think he is and he even brought over a signed copy of his new book, Zombie Spaceship Wasteland. We’re of course keeping that copy like the selfish assholes that we are, but we did purchase another copy (with a signed insert) to give to one our our beloved Laimewads – just go to our facebook page HERE, “like” it and leave a comment under this episode post. A random winner will be drawn on Monday, February 7th. Enjoy!

A woman leaves her dream job to stay home with her baby, and then, out of boredom, starts sewing and unwittingly creates a new full-time job for herself.

If you’re going to get nerdy about sports, you must invite the boys of Nerdist! Matt Mira and Chris Hardwick step away from their Doctor Who dvds and Wired magazines to bring their unique perspective on Boston and bowling. We get a little inside baseball about the world of podcasting, and Chris answers the all important question: What happens to those oversized novelty checks athletes get? Tiger Woods stops by to weigh in on the “Tiger Mother” scandal, and to try out some jokes for the first time. Get tickets while you still can for this Sunday’s LIVE Sklarbro Country and possible bear roast, and get legal with it over at Legalzoom.

We’ve got some good news and some bad news this week on Glitter in the Garbage. Bad news is that Drew is a bit under the weather. Good news: This gives Harvey Fierstein a chance to drop by! Drew talks a bit about his past with Chloe Sevigny, and is joined by his friends Alex and James to talk about gay super-villains and John Waters films. Besides that, we have serious political discourse about the racial and sexual climate, a guide to Culver City California, and an appearance from diva extraordinaire Corona Martini! Let us know what you thought of the episode by commenting over at Earwolf!

Where do we start with Old Dogs? Human puppet suits? A cross-eyed Rita Wilson? Sports marketing? Paul, June, and Jason invite Casey Wilson to help sift through the farts and crotch-shots that make up this 87 minute masterpiece. Casey and Paul reenact one of the more subtle, dramatic moments from the film, while Jason crosses the line with his jet-pack criticisms. Listen to see if your tag-line got used, and be sure to check us out on Facebook!

If you’re listening to Who Charted? say YEAH! Chris Fairbanks (friend of Danny Glover, and Davy Crockett) takes a break from Fuel TV’s The Daily Habit to rock some charts with Howard and Kulap. They talk about iTunes top selling tracks (or more accurately, how much better 90’s hip-hop was), movies, and play the first ever round of Chart Darts. Kulap gets meta about Howard’s interview style, Howard once again hints at his romantic past, and Chris goes in depth about orthodontia. Be sure to pick up Ho Cal from the Earwolf Store, and catch us again next week on Who Charted?!

Lovers of spoken-word poetry and vokka rejoice! Harris Wittels once again has his dream of an hour-long phone corner dashed by craft-services coordinator and pudding aficionado Fabrice Fabrice. No disrespect, but Bobby Bottleservice comes by and relieves Fabrice of his interrupting-and-mocking duties with important info about upcoming events and his relationship with his mother. Jukebox Jury is back, and somehow overwhelmingly positive. Listen through the very end to hear Engineer Doug’s opus based on last week’s episode, Steak Shake, available from the Earwolf Store. Keep leaving your catchphrase suggestions, and go vote on the What’s Up Hot Dog Poll.

Guys, you may think that stand up comedian KUMAIL NANJIANI is a hilariously funny, handsome fellow, and you would be correct. But what you probably don’t know is that he also has the secret cures to Cancer, Aids, and not having fun. Listen here for all the answers! Enjoy.

If you’re not a fan of Dave Koechner yet, you will be after this episode of Sklarbro Country. Dave talks very sincerely (yet still hilariously) about fatherhood, building a rapport with Will Ferrell, and the importance of loving one’s self. Resident Fantasy Expert Jesse Thorn makes his second appearance to talk Rococo, Baroque, and of course, Victorian furniture. Be sure to see Sklarbro Country LIVE at SF Sketchfest where our mascot may or may not be giving lap dances. Take time to visit our new sponsor Legal Zoom. Lastly, visit Earwolf to hear some bonus material from before we started recording. Zoom!

Is everyone ready for our third movie? For all you Netflix users, we’ve picked Old Dogs, quite possibly the WORST Robin Williams vehicle to grace Netflix Instant Watch. Enjoy it and send us YOUR original slogan ideas at HowDidThisGetMade@Earwolf.com.

A newborn turns blue, is rushed to the NICU, and his parents deal with going home while the baby remains in the hospital, hooked up to machines.

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What do video stores and the Manson Family have in common? If you’re Drew Droege, more than you can imagine! He recounts his VHS nostalgia this week with the help of guests Melanie and Jackie. They discuss the Mark Twain controversy, give us some great snack ideas courtesy of Food Network, and usher in the return of “The Actor’s Little Corner.” Our audio engineer is out for the week, but hopefully all the false starts and yelling fits were edited out! Be sure to let us know in the comment section at Earwolf!

Brody Stevens is here for Who Charted? and you will undoubtedly ENJOY IT! He talks with Howard and Kulap about getting laid, cleaning up after his dog, being in the Hangover, why his house stinks, and of course, the charts. They discuss R&B, movies, and play a super fun round of Chart Roulette. If you want to hear Kulap show off her flirtation skills, Howard pronounce “banana”, and Brody play a rockin’ drum solo, this is the Who Charted? for you!

Get your Hollywood insider information this week on Comedy Bang Bang! Matt Braunger and Chris Hardwick take time away from creating their new T.V. pilots to stop by the Earwolf studios. They talk about performing stand-up on television, what goes into making a show, and their first forays into the industry. Scott debuts yet another game with Guess the Misheard Lyrics, and another feature with the WTF? Question of the Week. Matt and Chris play one of the most competitive games of Would You Rather? in show history, leading to a plugs extravaganza that has to be heard to be believed! Subscribe to Mike Detective to follow the rest of his story, and pick up Droppin’ Wallets in the Earwolf Store.

Writing/Acting/Directing power couple Paul Dooley and Winnie Holzman join Kevin!

What a treat! The Apple Sister’s KIMMY GATEWOOD is hilarious and adorable but mostly she’s just a ginormous ray of sunshine! Even mention of Elizabeth’s butt mouth cannot tarnish her golden shine! Enjoy.

Who wants to watch Mike Tyson race pigeons when you can listen to Sklarbro Country? Randy and Jason welcome Kyle Brandt (from The Real World) and Jason Stewart (from Call Me: The Rise and Fall of Heidi Fleiss) to talk about working on The Jim Rome Show. They air out their listener grievances, attest to the accuracy of Big Fan, and help us make the connection between LeBron James and Bob Dylan. The golden voice himself Ted Williams joins The Sklars to discuss the ways he (and his beautiful girlfriend Leighton Meester) have been blessed. And while we don’t have naked pictures of Steffi Graf for you, we DO have tickets to Sklarbro Country LIVE at SF Sketchfest, and the chance to win an iPad over at Prediculous!

Ding Ding Ding! It’s a new week on Glitter in the Garbage and time to talk about glory holes and My Strange Addiction! Drew shares memories of his late friend James, and brings in his friends Beth and J.C. to talk about the empowering programming of TLC. In the meantime: Learn about tablescaping, pageant parents, what it takes to be a young comedian, and how YOU can learn all of Criss Angel’s most famous tricks! Now eat some toilet paper, watch some Baxter Birney, and join us next week on Glitter in the Garbage!

It’s time to look back at the best music and movies of 2010, with special guest Sarah “Big S” Silverman. Sarah tells us what it’s like to wake up feelin’ like P. Diddy and treats us to a very special performance of Fever. Learn what makes Sarah cry, and how to communicate with George Hamilton in the middle of the night. We have our very first restaurant chart, plus a response song to California Gurls from Dragon Boy Suede and Engineer Doug. Keep leaving your remixes and reviews!

Nic Cage makes his first (but almost definitely not last) appearance on How Did This Get Made with Season of the Witch, a psuedo-religious buddy movie set during the black plague. Chris Hardwick joins the HDTGM crew to experience the inconsistent accents and sub-par CGI that famed director Dominic Sena cultivated in this cinematic gem. They pitch some alternate endings, delve into the subtle differences between witches and demons, and ask the all important question: How many women were killed during the crusades? Keep leaving us your suggestions and tell us what you thought of this chain-mesh disaster!