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.

The stars of Star Trek: Lower Decks, Jack Quaid, Eugene Cordero, and Tawny Newsome all join Scott to talk all about the characters they portray on the show. Then, barber Jazz Jazz returns to talk about his new barbershop Fades. Later, supreme hacker Cast Iron crashes into the show. Plus, Dash Griswold appears to challenge Scott to a ski off for the podcast.

Fellow Earwolf podcaster June Diane Raphael (How Did This Get Made?, Grace and Frankie) joins Scott to talk about her favorite ghost in cinematic history, The Connected Jane membership of The Jane Club, and her complicated history with The Ninja Turtles. Then, sibling Charlie “Burgey” Sullenberger stops by to talk about his career as a bus pilot. Plus, author/clergy person Bishop R.L. Bakes drops by to talk about his new autobiography of King James.

Welcome to We Have to Stop Talking TMNT on CBB. This podcast is a comprehensive and encyclopedic compendium of all things Turtles. On their debut episode, Sprague the Whisperer and Scott discuss the first Teenage Mutant Ninja movie. To hear them break down every TMNT movie, subscribe to Patreon.com/ShaunDiston! 

Andy Samberg of Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Saturday Night Live fame is back to talk to Scott about his movie Palm Springs including working with J.K. Simmons and how Cristin Milioti was cast. The Sloppy Boys (Mike Hanford, Tim Kalpakis, Jefferson Dutton) play songs off their new album “Paradiso.” Plus, newcomer to LA, Barry Sams stops by to anonymously air grievances about his neighbors and singer-songwriter John Lennon returns to talk about his volunteer work.

Comedian/actor Yassir Lester joins Scott and co-host Bean Dip to talk about opposites, Twitter, and playing the character of Yassir on Black Monday. Then, financial advisor Douglas Gropes returns to talk about his new delivery service. Plus, musician Leo Carpazzi (creator of the original version of The Monster Mash) is back to debut a new song to celebrate CBB’s 666th episode.

Acclaimed comedian and actor Jim Gaffigan joins Scott to talk about how he prepared for his role in the new movie “Most Wanted,” his huge head, and the future of stand-up comedy. Then, character actor Amber Lee Tots stops by to talk about playing Giselle the Gerbil at Disney World. Plus, singer QuaranTina Turner drops by to sing a couple of her songs.

Stand-up comedian extraordinaire Langston Kerman joins Scott to talk about how quarantine has been as a newlywed, his new podcast about black conspiracy theories called “My Momma Told Me,” and what’s going on with Eve. Then, musician Erica stops by to sing some of her tweaked songs. Plus, the head of gadgets at Earwolf Douglas Speaker drops by to explain improvements to the recording equipment.

Humorists John Hodgman and David Rees join Scott to talk about their new animated show “Dick Town” as part of Cake on FXX, the Arrowverse, and Neil Young trivia. Then, edutainer Jill Noll the magic doll stops by to edutain listeners about magic. Plus, the first artificial intelligence guest P.A.I.G.E. makes its podcast debut.

Rory Scovel, Sasheer Zamata and Mary Holland join Scott to talk about their new Comedy Central show “Robbie.” Then, Navy SEAL Francis Stork stops by to discuss their vast amount of jobs and catchphrases. Later, community organizer Tyler explains why he sets off fireworks in L.A. every night and activist Chester Tumphrie shares his thoughts on masks.

On the very first episode of The Neighborhood Listen, local CVS pharmacist / host Burnt Millipede (Paul F. Tompkins) and local realtor / host Joan Pedestrian (Nicole Parker) discuss a lost green parrot, a mystery whistler, and all things Doug (Brett Morris). Plus, we meet Vanity (Maria Blasucci), a suspicious “carrot red-haired” woman who was caught snooping on potted plants. Make sure to listen and subscribe to THE NEIGHBORHOOD LISTEN, Tuesdays on Earwolf! 

Singers Chejff Moser and Heepe Moser of The Moser Trio join Scott to celebrate the memory of the third member of the trio. Then, Pastor Peter Pool Boy stops by to talk about his love of Jesus Christ and getting wet.

America’s favorite actress Judy Greer (Archer, Arrested Development) joins Scott to talk about the horror comedy “Good Boy” on Hulu, creating a Judy Greer award, and the story of her high school turtle. Then, talent agent Sprague the Whisperer returns to pitch Judy a role in a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. Plus, spy Buck Reilly stops by to announce his retirement.

Director/writer/producer Judd Apatow joins Scott and co-host Bean Dip to talk about his new film “The King of Staten Island,” “The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling” (now on HBO Max), and not being invited to be in the Gal Gadot “Imagine” video. Then, businessman Tony Wyoming stops by to talk about his flash mob business. Plus, aspiring actor Dar the Beast Master drops by to audition for Judd.