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Look, I don't want to be confrontational but you should probably listen to improv4humans this week. Our guests are Jill Donnelly, Charlie Sanders, and Ben Schwartz and they'll teach you a thing or two about antisemitism and car repair. It's more pleasant than being stuck in an elevator without any arms.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.

Get ready for a Womp Up the Jamz edition of Comedy Bang Bang! Our intern Marissa Wompler decides to show up again along with her couples counselor Miss Listler. They’ll get into Marissa’s current state of mind as she will soon be a big sister, Listler’s 7-Eleven incident, and a video competition with the prize of taking Marissa to the prom. Have yourself a PayDay, treat yourself to a DiGiorno, and Womp It Up!

It’s been a while but Owen & TJ are back! Unfortunately, TJ had a little too much “fun” and is calling in from Florida State Prison. That doesn’t stop them from covering the recent news stories involving the long term effects of Sequestration, the North Korean nuclear missile threats on the United States, and restrictions on firearms in Connecticut.

Spring has sprung as Who Charted’s Kulap Vilaysack joins Ronna & Beverly for a delightful chat that will surely make you giggle with glee! Kulap tells us about her parents, the original Ed Hardy, where the idea for Who Charted? came from, and what a typical day in her life is like. Plus, Beverly explains why she had to cancel her road trip to Nashville. People of London, come see Ronna & Beverly LIVE from the Soho Theatre on Thursday, June 13th & Friday, June 14th at 10pm. Go to www.sohotheatre.com for tickets.

The wonderfully talented Amrit Singh (Executive Editor of Stereogum.com, director of Dosa Hunt) joins Andrew Ti to talk about the possibility of closed captioning being racist. If anyone is well-versed in closed captioning, call us at (323) 389-RACE let us know if we don’t know what we’re talking about.

How about we get some ladies up in the Comedy Bang Bang studio? Tig Notaro has left the Professor Blastoff hatch and is making her triumphant return as Comedy Bang Bang's master impressionist and character actress. In keeping with the theme we've invited (well, they barged in) Ronna Glickman and Beverly Ginsberg of the popular Ronna & Beverly Podcast. You'll get a glimpse inside Scott's marital home, a taste of Tig's life on the road, and a schmear of Ronna and Beverly's advice for divorcees.

Queen Latifah & Dolly Parton were in a gospel filled musical with so many plots that it will make your head spin! Fred Stoller joins us to talk about the strange heart attacks that kill of two characters in the movie, the bum wiping vs turd in tissue issue that Queen’s son with Asperger’s syndrome faces with, and who is shooting the footage of Queen & her husband hugging at a park. We also cover the diner food fight scene, Dolly’s partial duet with her dead husband/ghost self, and the big medley at the end with Catholic-fied versions of pop songs. Make sure to keep voting and suggesting which movies for us to review at http://fyi.earwolf.com!!

No one can make Jeff shed tears of joy more than Will Ferrell. Will tells us his theory on Tommy Lee Jones’ reaction to his & Kristen Wiig’s Golden Globes bit, the one time he had to perform sketch comedy for the O.J. Simpson jury in a courtroom, and how Christopher Walken is haunted by the more cowbell sketch. He also talks about failing to make Woody Allen laugh, why he would love to work with Michael Bay on a film, and constantly being asked if he is wearing a fake mustache. Plus, we find out what’s in Will’s gigantic wallet.

The Office’s Brian Baumgartner comes to the calming shores of Sklarbro Country for some much needed R&R. Brian talks sports including catching legit fire during The Office’s basketball episode, the poetry of Dominique Wilkins, and being a scratch golfer and playing a few rounds with Charles Barkley. Also the Sklar’s try to scare him about life after The Office. Then they cover Sergio getting racist with Tiger, RG3 accepting wedding gifts from his not as wealthy fans, and a tiny penis contest in Brooklyn. I swear. Pissed off Bruce Jenner then calls in and settles Kanye West’s hash.

Once again lady energy is all over the place as the brilliant Karen Kilgariff stops by the County! Karen tells us about her time as a cast member on Mr. Show, writing an original song with Mary Lynn Rajskub for the movie The Anniversary Party, hosting a stand-up show at Largo in LA the Monday after 9/11, and how being the head writer for The Ellen DeGeneres Show was like going to television production boot camp. Then Dan Van Kirk joins us with some insane stories that include; a Kentucky man arrested for breaking into a grocery store to have an overnight feast, an Illinois man arrested for soliciting prostitution while on his honeymoon, and the dumbest person we’ve ever met in the 53 episodes of the County. Plus, another installment of your Weekly Wahlberg! Citizens of Chicago, make sure to get your tickets for a LIVE taping of Sklarbro Country on Thursday, May 30th and to see Randy & Jason perform stand-up on Friday, May 31st & Saturday, June 1st at the UP Comedy Club!

2 years ago, a momentous recording occurred in the Earwolf studios. Now, all the participants have returned once more to recreate the magic. You asked for it and it’s finally happening, Adam Scott, Harris Wittels, and Chelsea Peretti are here for the Farts & Pro threequel! You won’t believe the amazing characs that they got for us this time around. Creak, slam, sit and be mesmerized by the Farts Crew!

Intern Marissa Wompler, fear-based comic Jerrod Carmichael, and controversial comedian Paul Rust join Scott in a riveting discussion of penis pencils, politics, and a game of Would You Rather. New No-No: If you’re going to listen to this podcast, then guess what! We get to make you laugh. That’s what you get for listening! Who’s laughing now? You are!

The hatch is alive with questions in today's Professor Blastoff! The hosts start with a discussion about race and whether Kyle's impressions fall on the offensive side. Then they dive into the world of automobiles with car expert George Reddick. He talks about the car that started his automotive love affair, the douchiness of Lamborghinis, and the long term viability of the Google car. Plus Kyle does the greatest bro voice of all time, some flying car talk, and a full explanation of how combustible engines work. Believe it! And then a little What's Nuts and a wonderful round of Boring Texts!

Amy Poehler, Seth Morris, and Joe Hartzler are roommates, experiment with end of the world scenarios, and through the power of video games leap to a future with laser dollars on today’s improv4humans! Plus, Amy helps Joe send a special message to a certain special someone! 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. You can also now get Matt Besser’s new comedy album “Woo Pig Sooie: Comedy for Atheists” at mattbesser.com and Dragoon’s new album “This Galaxy Is But A Nursery” at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Fast Five might be a critical success, a million dollar blockbuster, and an "event in cinema" (Vin's words, not ours) but that doesn't make it immune to criticism. Paul, June, Jason, and Adam Scott discuss the inexplicably magical jewelry, unnecessary characters, and chronological confusion that lay beneath an otherwise incredible action flick. If you haven't seen Fast Five yet, stay until the very end for a surprise celebrity cameo (no, not Perd Hapley). Join us on Facebook while you wait for our next movie announcement.

Brian forgets his D&D gear so we are treated to listening to him call his babysitter to get all his character info. Then we get back to where we left off on the cargo lift as it goes straight up when suddenly, 3 pairs of feet are spotted across the lift. Bartho Shett (Ken Daly) decides to unleash his dragon breath on them, Amarth Amon (Brian Posehn) will follow up with a devastating strike, Blackee Green (Blaine Capatch) attacks with his dire radiance, and Mildred Maxton (Sarah Guzzardo) stays back to keep an eye on their 2 hostages. Plus, Sark & the gang talk about the first time they saw Troll 2 in another edition of Sweet Sweet Days of Past.

Sean O’Connor & Andrew Ti lay down the rules on which raps white people can do at karaoke. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

It is rumored that Battlefield Earth contains subliminal messages designed to brainwash people into joining The Church of Scientology. If so, Paul, Jason, June, and Rob Huebel are the smartest, most able-minded people ever to sit down and suffer through it. If you share Jason's rage at the inconsistency of this film or Rob's anger at the extreme un-sexiness of the characters, than you must join us for this celebration of awfulness. Plus, listen to hear if your Razzie category was selected. Keep sending in your movie suggestions, and join us on Facebook.

If you like television, you'll love this week's episode of Comedy Bang Bang! From the newly renewed NBC comedy Community, Gillian Jacobs is here to seek forgiveness for her iPhone indiscretions and give us just a taste of how she got her big television break. Also joining us is the of American Idol's Jermaine "The Gentle Giant" Jones who is using Comedy Bang Bang as the platform to tell the pure, unadulterated truth behind his departure from the Fox reality hit. How will these television superstars fair against each other in a game of Would You Rather? That's for me to know and you to find out...by listening to the podcast, that is.

The tambourine comedian returns! YES, Steven Brody Stevens is here to cheer up Howard from the holiday blues on today’s Who Charted! Brody joins Howard & Kulap for a discussion about Howard’s thoughts on pillow talk, the possibility of a Podwalk of Fame, and Howard’s Movie Corner. Brody also gives us the positive push we need to countdown the Billboard Dance Club Chart, the Movie Chart, and a round of Chart Roulette! 818 represent!

A caller believes that we've been bagging on the South for being racist. Andrew Ti & Sean O'Connor give their reasons for doing so and Sean tells us about his recent fight with Nascar fans. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Who Charted’s Howard Kremer & Kulap Vilaysack joined Jake for a visually stimulating livestreamed episode of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Jake, Howard, and Kulap created forcefields, stuck it to Chuck Woolery, and got a peak into the toilet community by taking a toilet tour. The video version of this podcast will be up on Monday. May 13th at youtube.com/earwolf In the meantime, enjoy the audio version and check out the playlist of videos at youtube.com/thefogelnestfiles!

Andy Kindler is one of the best in the business, skilled at mauling the mediocre and skewering the sub-par, but is he any match against Mr. Popper's Penguins and Pitbull? Yes. Moving on. We visit U.S. iTunes for a look at their top singles before finding our way to the cinema and eventually to the pub for a round of darts. Fans of Andy surely won't be surprised by his views on The Zookeeper or his impression of Brody Stevens, but you might not guess his opinion of Russell Brand or feelings for Adele. Be sure to visit Earwolf to hear the July 4th Birthday chart and to submit your entries in the I Heal with My Steel Video Contest.

Amy Poehler, Seth Morris, and Joe Hartzler are back to teach kids some life lessons through the game of Candy Land on this week’s bonus episode of improv4humans! Enjoy! Attention humans, be sure to pick up Matt Besser’s new comedy album “Woo Pig Sooie: Comedy for Atheists” at mattbesser.com and Dragoon’s new album “This Galaxy Is But A Nursery” at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Incredible improviser/comedic actor Seth Morris stops by the calming shores to explain why he quit playing basketball in 9th grade. He also tells us about his experience working on the show “Go On,” how taking classes lead him to start a the sketch comedy group “The Naked Babies” alongside John Ross Bowie, Brian Huskey, and Rob Corddry, and the craziest story someone shared at the improvised Facebook show at UCB-LA. Then, after a lighting round of Quick Hits, the one & only Dennis Rodman calls us to let us know the reasons behind his recent slams toward President Obama.