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On today’s episode of Owen & TJ Read The News, Owen tries his best to read the news as TJ’s step dad Jack (Rob Riggle) drops by to give his two cents on the current events, describes his mentoring relationship with TJ, and tells us about his plans on becoming a wrestler. It gets real heavy when they discuss the fiscal cliff, why sports isn’t news and the war on Christmas.

Use your words and listen to Andrew Ti and special guest Jane Marie discuss whether or not using the word ghetto as an adjective is racist. Get some better friends and make sure to leave us a message at (323) 389-RACE.

Andrew Ti is joined by writer and professional radio person Jane Marie (This American Life, The Hairpin) for a food centric episode as they figure out if it’s racist to mistake yams for sweet potatoes. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us about any other food related racism questions.

The all around awesome artist Michael Gaughan sits down to chat with Har Mar on today’s Nocturnal Emotions! Michael talks about making friends as he goes back to school in San Francisco, his Chatroulette dorm room freestyle rap tour, and the joy of humping inanimate objects in public. Plus, Michael and Har Mar build the world of Chivilians (a talent show play) and play a game of Let Me Ruin Your Favorite Song with Todd Rundgren’s “Bang the Drum All Day.” Check out some of Michael Gaughan’s art at www.michael-gaughan.com

Cool it with the road rage and buckle up for this week’s improv4humans with humans Pamela Murphy, Mookie Blaiklock, and Greg Tuculescu! Listen as they improvise scenes about island creatures, car wrecks, and ironic random humor. We also have a special Case Closed involving an item from Matt’s dad’s old teapot collection. 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!

Listen as Andrew Ti & Molly Lambert call racist on a question about using a Chinese accent when naming Chinese food restaurants. Quit using those racist accents and leave us a message at (323) 389-RACE.

He's a talented actor you might know from the award winning web series, "Stockholm" and he also happens to live a few doors down from us. The charming ZACK GOLD stopped by and we discussed virginity loss, college life, relationship would-you-rathers, and why our street is cursed! Enjoy!

The Sklar’s leave the studio to visit Jesse Thorn but bring the calming shores with them on today’s edition of Sklarbro Country! They talk about Dennis Rodman’s recent trip to North Korea, a wild night out for the Milwaukee Brewer’s Sausage, and a 22 year old man going back to high school to play some hoop. They talk to Jesse about his childhood in San Francisco and his sports fandom, his love of Bill James, his parent’s checkered pasts, and his philosophy behind broadcasting. Also discussed are Jesse’s favorite interviews, the Maximum Fun boat cruise, and Ian Mackaye’s deep knowledge of Bounce. The guys then get deep and talk about the future potential of podcasting. And at the end Hesse regales us with his popular Fantasy segment- This week: fantasy podcasters. Fans of the genre, you don't want to miss this.

Andrew Ti & this week’s guest Molly Lambert discuss men identifying as the males in porn and diversity in porn. Call and leave a message about anything you think might be racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Sit down and make yourself comfortable for a very sensual episode of Professor Blastoff. We invite our expert Sascha Cohen back to the hatch as we discuss gay culture. Sascha describes how she identifies as being a Homoromantic bisexual, we talk about why there is so much bullying toward gay people, and Tig & Sascha have a couple things to clear up. Enjoy it with that special someone.

Jeff is mystified at how his pal J.J. Abrams finds the time to make films, speak at conferences, and be an amazing husband & father. J.J. shares fascinating stories about the first time he met Eddie Murphy, asking Mike Nichols about everything, and how an episode of Alias ended up with one of the oddest product placements for a pickup truck. Also, we hear about the time J.J. caught William Shatner in a lie, J.J.’s encounter with Christopher Walken, and when Jeff & J.J. watched Jeff Goldblum on Conan in Jeff Goldblum’s hotel room with Jeff Goldblum.

What do Nicolas Cage, Paul Lynde, Peter Frampton and The Bee Gees have in common? They’re all TERRIFYING! Recorded LIVE at NerdMelt in Los Angeles, Jake Fogelnest welcomes special guests Bryan Lee O’Malley creator of Scott Pilgrim, stand-up comedian Jonah Ray of the Nerdist podcast, and James Urbaniak of the Venture Bros for a SpOoOoOky Halloween edition of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Some of the frightening clips on this week’s episode include; Pan’s People dancing to the Monster Mash, a montage of Edgar Winter’s Frankenstein covers, KISS appearing on The Paul Lynde Halloween Special, and a completely new Twin Peaks adventure.

Are cars too big? Can Howard be explained? These questions and more are answered on today’s Two Charted!!! Ku-Ku and Wie- Wie countdown the seven reasons that Billboard’s new YouTube rules will change the pop charts forever. It could be good but it could also mean the end of gritty hip-hop. They also discuss how it will affect new bands and what it means for Howard’s chances at conquering the charts. Enjoy! And rent a smart car!

Don’t be shy about telling your friends to knock off the name calling in the vain of reclaiming racial slurs. Andrew Ti & this week’s guest Molly Lambert (Grantland) talk about the idea of reclaiming racial slurs, Asian dudes using the n-word, and the Wu-Tang Clan. As always, keep leaving us messages about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

The Sklar’s leave the studio to visit Jesse Thorn but bring the calming shores with them on today’s edition of Sklarbro Country! They talk about Dennis Rodman’s recent trip to North Korea, a wild night out for the Milwaukee Brewer’s Sausage, and a 22 year old man going back to high school to play some hoop. They talk to Jesse about his childhood in San Francisco and his sports fandom, his love of Bill James, his parent’s checkered pasts, and his philosophy behind broadcasting. Also discussed are Jesse’s favorite interviews, the Maximum Fun boat cruise, and Ian Mackaye’s deep knowledge of Bounce. The guys then get deep and talk about the future potential of podcasting. This is what it’s like when podcasts collide!

You don’t have to believe in ancient gravity to love this episode of Sklarbro Country! Randy & Jason talk about a twitter feud between intellectual equals Jose Canseco and Bill Nye and then they discuss an entire Irish hockey team that walked away from their owner in the name of good. Jon Glaser comes back to the calming shores and talks about the Red Wings, his great turn on “Girls”, and his feelings about the end of his series, “Delocated”. Plus, we get quick hits and a disturbingly upbeat phone call from Dick Vitale. Enjoy!

improv4humans continues to be the best podcast in the universe as Seth Morris, Brian Huskey, and Paul Rust joined Matt Besser for another livestreamed episode! Listen as they take a listener’s call, crap on some YouTube videos, and use a listener’s best story to inspire scenes about Titanic, Kenny Loggins fans, and a group sex party. Check out the full video at youtube.com/Earwolf and 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!

Treat yourself to a special Ronna and Beverly episode recorded Live at the San Francisco Sketch Fest! Kasper Hauser’s James Reichmuth talks to us about doing community psychiatry, where the name for his comedy group Kasper Hauser came from, and what he would diagnose Beverly with. Singer/songwriter Jonathan Coulton also joins us to tell us about his exciting week involving Glee. Plus, the ladies share their experience visiting Alcatraz. Have a listen and enjoy this truly marvelous show!

Katie Dippold introduces Ronna and Beverly to a new word association game! Katie visits Ronna & Beverly to talk about the process behind writing the upcoming comedy film The Heat, where Raiders of The Lost Ark took place, and how a concussion she received in 2nd grade could have possibly unlocked her creative side. Plus, Beverly lies to Ronna about getting her flu shot.

Ronna and Beverly are fascinated by the upbringing of our guest GIl Ozeri! Gil sits down to chat about is undetermined engagement plans, why he didn’t like Inglourious Basterds, and what he loves about visiting Israel. Also, Beverly is addicted to her iPhone and talks about an upcoming vacation to an unusual spot.

Rich Sommer visits Ronna & Beverly to have a sophisticated conversation about everything important. They talk about his role on Mad Men, whether his character in The Devil Wears Prada was gay, and if he’s ever been hit on by anyone on the set of Mad Men. Plus, Beverly tells Ronna the truth about how she spent her New Year’s.

Paul Gilmartin of The Mental Illness Happy Hour Podcast stops by to get honest about his recurring dream about Ronna & Beverly. Paul talks about a typical day in his life, how his podcast has reached out to help others around the world, and why sometimes a podcast he recorded might not be released. Also, Ronna and Beverly tell us how their Thanksgiving went.

The presidential election took its toll on Beverly so Shaun Sperling stops by to cheer her up and discuss lighter topics. Shaun tells us the story behind his viral choreographed Bar Mitzvah video, talks about his love for Madonna, and how the video almost never made the light of day. Also, Ronna & Beverly recall Ronna’s election party and Beverly talks about her dental issues.

The great American actor Tony Hale stops by to share his love of cruises on today’s show! Tony talks about growing up in Florida, what his dream role would be, and gives us an update on the return of Arrested Development. Also, Beverly tells Ronna how she’s being haunted by her neighbor’s ghost.

British musician/producer/DJ Bonobo aka Simon Green joins MC Nocando and Jeff Weiss to talk about the electronic music scenes in the UK, how Hip-Hop was his introduction into exploring other genres of music, and learning how to operate a dance floor by playing a bunch of shows in a jazz room in Brighton. Bonobo also tells us why he chose to name himself Bonobo, the birthplace of the original dub-step, and plays a couple tracks from his upcoming album “The North Borders.” Plus, Jeff gives us a quick lesson on moon rocks.