In the final installment of Dragons AF, Dash & Milo meet the mysterious manager of the arena, and finally discover Scarlet City’s dark secret.

Happy Friday con-gregation! This week, we revisit our episode with Diona Reasonover.

Comedian extraordinaire Adam Cayton-Holland joins Scott and guest co-host intern Gino Lombardo to talk about his new stand-up special “Wallpaper” available on YouTube, fatherhood, and Colorado.

Paul & Amy get in the trunk with 1998’s sly George Clooney & Jennifer Lopez crime comedy Out of Sight!

Conan talks to Patti from Austin, TX about working as the art director for a slime company, turning 30, and internet slime girls.

Kenice Mobley joins Ashley Ray to recap the 75th Emmy Awards sweeps and snubs, dig into recent TV cancellations like Rap Sh!t and Schmigadoon! and more!

This week we’re breaking down “Work Bus”. When Jim convinces Dwight the building is unsafe to work in, Dwight rents a bus for the office to work from. Jim seizes the opportunity to use the bus to get Pam some delicious pie and Erin helps Nellie with her adoption process.

Hola amigas! Sasheer and Nicole continue to tell us about their adventures in Africa.

Iliza’s jaw is on the floor over a missing stocking, Emily lights up when she can talk about office etiquette, and the people clamor for more Hot Scotty.

This week, Jameela is joined by filmmaker Oliver English to hear about the people and stories behind his eye-opening documentary, ‘Feeding Tomorrow’.

In the season finale of U Springin’ Springsteen On My Bean, Adam Scott Aukerman go through Springo’s twentieth studio album, Letter to You—an album about death and aging that was partially inspired by the passing of Bruce’s former bandmate George Theiss.

What’s Poppin’ Con-gregation? This week, Comedian Roz Hernandez joins the show to discuss the many alleged schemes and scams of French-Arab rapper Swagg Man aka Rayan Sanches aka Iteb Zaibet. Stay schemin’! 

Threevisiting on the Tues: Scott, Paul and Lauren discuss barbershop quartets and believing in Santa Claus, then play An Acrostic Conversation. 

Actress/filmmaker Natasha Lyonne and comedian Jacqueline Novak join Scott to talk about Jacqueline’s new Netflix special “Get On Your Knees,” based on her off-Broadway one-woman show.

Finally a movie stayed true to its video game adaptation by having no plot.

Actress Natasha Lyonne, a totally normal person, feels blank about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

If you’re not already obsessed with Robert Caro, esteemed author and noted friend of Conan, you soon will be.

Ike Barinholtz (The Chris Chatman Do-Over) chats with Jason & Paul about his new comedy podcast, Jason Statham movies, and much more.

Joyeux vendredi, con-gregation! We go back to our episode with Baron Vaughn on ze podcast. We discuss ze French imposter who scammed his way into millions.

In the third installment of Dragons AF, our heroes’ paths finally converge, as Minda tries to alert Cynthia to the puzzling disappearances in the blood room, and Dahan and Honeydew realize that strange forces are manipulating the fighters of Scarlet City.

Conan chats with Katie from Massachusetts about her job as a social worker for a kidney transplant list, her Conan made out of Legos, and what characteristics Conan would pass down via organ transplant.

Amy & Paul party on with 1992’s Mike Myers & Dana Carvey SNL buddy comedy Wayne’s World!

Jason Mantzoukas returns to TV Club to break down all of the most underrated shows!

Hey Friends! Nicole and Sasheer are back from their trip from the motherland, Africa!

Iliza is vindicated on the subject of olive oil cake and has tough love for a frugal listener and someone looking for a nickname. 

This week we’re breaking down Andy’s Ancestry. Nellie pranks Andy about his ancestry and Dwight teaches Erin a new language.

Jameela tackles your queries in this episode for the first “Ask Jameela Anything” of 2024!

Adam Scott Aukerman squeak out an ep on Springo’s nineteenth studio album, Western Stars—an album heavily influenced by 1970s SoCal pop music. But first, the Scotts gab about novelizations of movies, complimentary restaurant chips, and weird beards.

What’s poppin’ congregation? This week, comedian Beth Stelling joins the show to discuss Carl Erik Rinsch who sold a sci-fi series. Netflix paid more than $50 million for a show, but it never existed. Stay Schemin’!