Actress/comedian/writer Natalie Palamides joins Scott to talk about her new special “Nate – A One Man Show” on Netflix, her unique voice, and the sound recording process during the filming of her special. Then, entrepreneurs Jeff and Mike stop by to promote products from their Men’s Wellness company Bold. Plus, sports legends Bill Walton and Wade Boggs drop by to promote their own Men’s products.

Dynamic duo of podcasting Kulap Vilaysack and SuChin Pak join Scott to talk about their new podcast “Add To Cart.” Then, radio personality Ana Conda drops by to try to cancel Scott. Plus, chef/TV personality Mary Berry returns with a very important request for the world to hear.

Comedian extraordinaire Colin Quinn joins Scott to talk about his new HBO Max special “Colin Quinn & Friends: A Parking Lot Comedy Show,” his new book “Overstated,” and his dream SNL cast. Then, park ranger Margery Kershaw returns to talk about her new transfer to St. Louis’ iconic Gateway Arch. Plus, Morpheus the Dream Lord appears to help Colin with some unresolved tension.

Broden Kelly, Zachary Ruane, and Mark Bonanno of the Australian absurdist comedy group Aunty Donna join Scott to talk about what would be included in their biopic and their new sketch show “Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of Fun” on Netflix. Then, educator Mr. Monroe stops by to talk about fitness. Later, chef Salvatore Michelangelo drops by to talk about his pizza shop. Plus, Mario the famous plumber makes an appearance to warn Earth about a grave danger.

Jason Mantzoukas and Scott bro out and dive deep into Jason’s past memories. Then, Thomas Middleditch stops by to talk about Young Sheldon, his new CBS show B Positive, and playing games on his Twitch channel (https://www.twitch.tv/middleditch). Plus, lawyer Gino Carpuzzi drops by to reveal shocking truths about the future.

Old favorite Gillian Jacobs returns to CBB and talks to Scott about her new horror film “Come Play,” directing an episode of the documentary series “Marvel’s 616,” and plants. Then, Alimony Tony returns and receives an interesting proposition from Gillian. Plus, Orville Redenbacher stops by to celebrate the current rise of popularity of his popcorn.

Stand-up comedians Steve Byrne and Jimmy O. Yang join Scott to talk about their new film “The Opening Act.” Then, inventor Henry Heimlich stops by to talk about inventing the Heimlich maneuver. Plus, retiree JoJo Benassi drops by to get into what she’s been up to during quarantine.

Bever Hopox, Chico Hands, and Bisby St. Hancock aka The Calvins Triplets of Calvin’s Family Bee Honey Taffy Farm and Horse Fighting Ranch join Scott for a special Telethon Extravaganza to sell some of their taffy. Remember, ya gotta laugh!

Gino Lombardo drops by to talk about his recent adventures in Long Island. Then, professional comedian Nick Thune joins Scott to talk about spending his new show “Nick Thune Streaming Live From Under the Weather.” After that, social media expert Francesca Bolognese returns to talk about her new position. Plus, author Dale Creamy stops by to talk about how he juices up memoirs.

Actress and comedian Arden Myrin joins Scott to talk about her new book “Little Miss Little Compton” and her father’s unusual eating habits. Then, movie buff Shaden Gallbreath stops by to share some movie trivia. Plus, educator Emil drops by to talk about teaching vocabulary at a community college.

Dirt bag Rudi North comes in hot once again as he joins Scott to announce his new job as a Zoom security guard. Then, Darren Matichek, owner of the National Bobblehead Museum and Hall of Fame returns to talk about new bobbleheads in his collection. Plus, Jerry Major drops by to talk about his job making movies into Will Smith movies.

Comedian extraordinaire Eliza Skinner joins Scott to talk about her debut comedy album “Regarding My Lovers,” when suddenly Grax, Eater of Worlds interrupts to issue an apology. Plus, Jefferson Milkyway stops by to talk about designing the courses for the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Shows.

Actress, author, raconteur Busy Philipps joins Scott to talk about her first professional paid acting job at toy fairs, the true origin of her nickname, and her new podcast “Busy Philipps is Doing Her Best.” Then, Red Lobster CEO Tricia Seawater stops by to talk about her recent booming business. Plus, bus driver Burgey Sullenberger returns and meets yet another Burgey Sullenberger.

Patton Oswalt, Mary Sohn, and Mike O’Brien of A.P. Bio join Scott to talk about the premise of the show, how many days each actor shoots on the show, and playing with the structure for the upcoming 3rd season premiering on Peacock. Then, thespians Bob and Cherilyn Wessex stop by to perform pieces from their plays.

Actor Kyle Bornheimer joins Scott to talk about HBO’s Avenue 5, wearing a mask in the movie The Lovebirds, and the possible end of numbers on the call sheet. Then, vegetarian Jerone Buckethat stops by to speak on his meatings with The Meet Heads. Later, marketer Trish Maxwell drops by to help us get into the mind of the T.J. Maxx Girl.