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What’s that? More improv4humans? Well, you got it! Today Matt Besser is joined by humans Jeff Hiller, Jill Donnelly, and Gil Ozeri and they’ll get shocked by Michelle Shocked, explore who would want the newly unearthed Titanic violin, and say thank you to Mississippi. 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 “The Six Most Important Sets in the History of Standup” at mattbesser.com!

Moshe Kasher aka Mo Mo is back to reveal how he possibly created dubstep on today’s Who Charted! He describes his connection to Bassnectar, explains the appeal of World Star Hip-Hop, and breaks down the differences between LGBTQIA while counting down the Ultimate Music Chart. Moshe also tells us about his recent secret war with a blogger, being distracted by Mila Kunis at a diner, and shows off his skills at naming other famous M.K.s during a round of Chart Darts!

When Bob Ducca shows up to Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast, it can be hard to keep up the pace. Fortunately, Miss Riki 'Garfunkel' Lindhome and Miss Kate 'Oates' Micucci do just that. And who would have thought, Brendon Walsh and Bob have quite a bit in common! You won't want to miss the bonding that occurs between those two.

When Scott goes to New York to do a show, he gets the absolute best New York comedians out there. Scott and guest-host Todd Barry do some improvisation before they bring out their first guest, comedy nerd demi-god David Cross. Once he's done, Zach Galifianakis comes out and entertains us all with some pre-fame talk. This OBNOXIOUSLY whiney baby takes the stage before Ted Leo (the musician Ted Leo? But he's not a comedian!) finishes us up.

Happy Passover everyone! Join Ronna & Beverly as they discuss an incident that happened on the first night of Passover. Beverly had a couple cups of wine and wants to apologize to Judy Perlow about something she said during Seder. Tune into a LIVE video podcast of Ronna & Beverly on Thursday, April 4th over at Youtube.com/Earwolf!

Scott asked us all to vote, and we did. Only, not for him. Listen in on what fans decided were the most memorable moments of 2009 on Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast. Because nobody wants to be alone during the holidays, Scott brought in his good friends Huell Howser, Ice T, and Bobby Bottleservice to help him count 'em down. If you are new to Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast, this is a great place to start!

With their new found weapons and the help of their new ally Sparklett (Mr. Sark), will Amarth Amon (Brian Posehn), Mildred Maxton (Sarah Guzzardo), Bartho Shett (Ken Daly), and Blackee Green (Blaine Capatch) be able to hold their own against the red robed collectors and bots that made their pal Ell Ryan (Gerry Duggan) disappear? You will have to tune in to find out! Plus, the gang recalls old adventures as they hop on the GNOME TRAIN!

The gang talks about how insulting the word "skits" is and then Tig, who's been frugal with the stories lately, let's us in on a big one concerning her and her mammal friend (girlfriend). Then Eric Kane, a Scientist and avid PB listener, calls in and explains viruses and their myriad mysteries. They discuss if viruses can have anything resembling a soul, how closely does human behavior parallel virus behavior, and if their is such a thing as a good news virus. Plus they play a furiously fun game of Name That Punky! This episode will get inside you and leave a signature on your dna!!!

Brooklyn’s Matt and Kim get real, become Howard’s wingman, and help countdown some charts in a LIVE episode from Austin, Texas! While counting down the Top 5 of Ten of Austin’s Best Songs Chart we hear about Matt’s first time in London, Matt & Kim’s stage acrobatics, and where they would have a statue of them built. We then find out which movie Matt has never seen as they count down the Top 5 Grossing Actors Chart. Plus, the audience dodges the darts that Matt & Kim throw as they play a game of Chart Darts!

Theme-episodes aren't Comedy Bang Bang's forte, so why Scott wanted to have a Philly episode we'll never understand. I mean, Paul F. Tompkins and Todd Glass I get, but (the great Dr.) Bill Cosby? And he's become such a shill! Well, listen anyways, for Paul and Todd at least.

It’s time to join us in your viewing positions for another spectacular LIVE edition of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Recorded LIVE at UCB-LA, Jake Fogelnest welcomes Burning Love cast members Nick Kroll, June Diane Raphael, and Martin Starr to get familiar with Hedo Rick, witness will.i.am’s revolutionary new Entertainment Tonight theme, and to finally have a discussion about the one time The Doobie Brothers appeared on What’s Happening!! Head over tohttp://www.youtube.com/user/TheFogelnestFiles for all the videos featured in today’s episode and make sure to leave reviews for Fred and Sharon’s Movies in “The Fogelnest Files” section on iTunes. Check out THE FOGELNEST FILES LIVE AT SXSW on Friday, March 15th at 6:30 pm at Esther’s Follies with special guest ANDREW WK! Go to http://sxsw.com/ for more info!

Ku-ku and Wie-wie are out of that A-town and bursting with stories on today's TWO CHARTED! They countdown their favorite moments from SXSW including; Howard losing one of his bones while on stage, an adorable child version of Little Shop of Horrors, interviewing Matt & Kim in their first ever podcast appearance, and bonding while rooming together. Plus Kulap makes Howard come clean about a missed romantic connection. Enjoy!

Sean and Hayes show their SXSW love by recalling the shows they caught at the festival, Hayes’ prediction comes true as they discuss the Bachelor finale, and the guys weigh the strengths that Bar Rescue has over Kitchen Nightmares. Then their buddy Ben Rodgers wakes up to give the guys a call and talk about some insider information he has on The Amazing Race. Finally, GENEVIEVE PEARSON & VIRGIL GRIFFITH of King of The Nerds show up to talk about their overall experience on the show, their thoughts on the finale, and what would make season 2 of King Of The Nerds better.

When Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast goes in front of a live audience, you never know what to expect! Like an audience not really understanding just what it is that Todd Barry is doing. Or that Ice T might look nothing like he does when he's acting on TV's Law and Order. But you can always count on Would You Rather, Garfunkel & Oates, Nick Thune, and the most famous and beloved segment: The Patented Chime-Off.

Jack Kukoda (writer for Community, previous staff writer for The Onion) joins Andrew Ti to talk about whether or not referring to white people as “people without color” is racist or not. Remember to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us about anything you might think is racist.

Pardon the interruption; we're conducting a test of our RSS feeds. No need to download this episode. New episodes of The Wolf Den will be coming your way later this year!

Get excited because A-List actress Elizabeth Banks and Max Handleman come to the calming shores on today’s Sklarbro Country! The guys start by discussing some examples of poor judgment including; Yankees Gm Brian Cashman testing his luck by going skydiving twice in the same day, a pitcher hurting his hand throwing his gum away, and Doug Melvin trying to have it both ways with a scorpion. Then Elizabeth Banks talks about her incredible career. She chats about the Hunger Games, working on Invincible, and how she predicted Greg Oden’s lackluster career. Max talks about Penn versus Michigan sports, his book on fantasy football, and whether fantasy fandom undermines hometown sports fandom. Then its time for quick hits. They cover the finances of former Sonics Center Robert Swift, Lamar Odom sleeping through a custody hearing, and Max and Elizabeth having their anniversary dinner next to Kim and Kanye. Then Bryant Gumbel calls in and talks about his new show, Catfishing Greg Gumbel.

Waterfalls were punched and history was made as the very casually dressed Kumail Nanjiani returned to the calming shores for the first ever livestreamed episode of Sklarbro Country! Everything from gay gyms, squash in Pakistan, and video game tournaments were discussed. Also, Kumail spoke about the Meltdown pilot, the one time he got his penis stuck in a zipper right before having to ride a roller coaster, and used his lighting quick for a round of Quick Hits. Plus, special guest Dennis “The Worm” Rodman stopped by to share his thoughts on Kim Jon Un, briefly meeting his dad in the Philippines, and what he hoped to accomplish in Syria. Check out the full video at youtube.com/Earwolf! Don’t forget to get your tickets to see Randy & Jason headline in Los Angeles this Saturday (March 23rd) at the Hollywood Improv!

Andrew Ti & this week’s guest Jeremy McBryde explore the possible racism in the phrase “girl next door.” Quit objectifying women and leave us a message at (323) 389-RACE.

Yo, we’re finishing the week with a softball question as Andrew Ti and special guest Jeremy McBryde call racist on a white caller’s comment about not being attracted to black women. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Can you enjoy the artwork of an artist even through they are extremely racist? Andrew Ti and guest Jeremy McBryde let a caller know if it’s cool for them to listen to the first album of a white supremacist band. Keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

The delightful Bridey Elliott joins Har Mar for a no holds barred chat on this week’s Nocturnal Emotions! Bridey & Har Mar talk about crying on cue, different types of shampoo, and whether or not they’ve ever tasted pee. They also discuss the greatness of Here Comes The Boom, create a family drama movie, and play a game of Let Me Ruin Your Favorite Song with Deniece Williams’ “Let’s Hear It for the Boy.”

You are now tuned into University of Phoenix College Radio with your host Jon 5000!

I know a lot of you have been complaining about the fast paced comedic nature of the show, so we thought we'd bring in Nathan Brantley from Morning Becomes Eclectic to slow the pace down a bit. It's kind of hard to do that when you've got the comedic genius of Chris Hardwick and Charlene Yi at work. They try the first (and as of typing, last) ever game of What Is It Wearing and Charlene shows off some of her talent for impressions and music.

Self Jupiter of Freestyle Fellowship & Fatlip of The Pharcyde join MC Nocando & Jeff Weiss this week to talk about their lives, their music, and what they’re doing now. Self Jupiter and Fatlip discuss early beginnings, the Good Life Cafe, and play some classic/current tracks. Plus, they talk about Drake’s trip to the strip club and MTV’s Hottest MC List.