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Preston Olson aka Dirty Preston joins Har Mar to reminisce about their touring days on this week’s Nocturnal Emotions. Preston talks about befriending cats with his Garfield likeness, rooming with Har Mar in what was thought to be Mötley Crüe’s old apartment, and has a good ol’ chat about Justin Bieber’s manager. Preston also shares some embarrassing such as a bone tale in terrible bar and pretending to be in a wheelchair for a cable access gig. Plus, the guys create a family prison sitcom during Let’s Create A Show and play a game of Let Me Ruin Your Favorite Song with Fleetwood Mac’s “Gold Dust Woman.”

Get less dumb y’all! Andrew Ti and guest Gabe Liedman talk about the history of Kung Fu movies, RZA’s Kung Fu movie, and how some people just take things at face value. Leave us a question and about another film genre at (323) 389-RACE.

Happy New Years Eve race cars! Andrew Ti welcomes special guest Gabe Liedman to talk about new years resolutions and explain why niggardly is a word that shouldn’t ever be used. Stop being racist in 2013 and call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us about racism.

Ku-Ku & Wie-Wie have cram stuffed the last 2012 episode of TWO CHARTED! Find out which were the most fun and entertaining rappers of 2012 (excluding Drake) and hear Kulap’s dedications to all the Chartists. We talk about the mysteries of New Mexico, Howard tells us a story about Dirt Cup, and we discuss the possibility of Howard & Kulap switching roles! Have a cram stuffed New Year!

Welcome to the first episode of Nocturnal Emotions with Har Mar Superstar, where the night time is the right time. Join Har Mar Superstar as he brings you one on one dark conversations with actors, musicians, comedians, writers, and other people of interest that focus on embarrassing moments in their lives and careers. Our first guest is an actor, artist, and great charades player, Macaulay Culkin! Macaulay shares what inspires his work as part of the art collective 3MB, describes the game of Whiskey Slaps, sends his love out to Tommy Wiseau, and lets us know that this is his first interview in six years. That’s not all, we also get into a little segment called Let Me Ruin Your Favorite Song.

Merry Nothingmas from the Reality Show Show! Sean and Hayes haven't seen this week's Challenge and Top Chef episodes, but they can tell with certainty what's going to happen based on audio clips from the past week's promos. Following that is a conversation about disappointments Sean and Hayes shared in the finales of the otherwise stellar seasons of Voice and Survivor. At last, Twitter account holder GUY ENDORE-KAISER reveals himself in his true form to discuss reality show adventures with the guys.

Andrew Ti welcomes special guest Gabe Delahaye today to figure out if the California Raisins were racist or just weird. Leave us a question about other claymation characters at (323) 389-RACE.

Andrew Ti and guest Gabe Delahaye agree that white people do indeed ignore racism. They talk about being pegged as a person who thinks about racism all the time, whether Zumba is racist, and Gabe puts Andrew on blast. As always, call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us if anything is racist.

Happy Merry! Writer, comedian, producer internet-er Alex Blagg came on and discussed holiday plans, all things food and the fact that he's become an LA cliche and he's okay with that. Also, psychic Andy breaks some news to Elizabeth about her cooking. Enjoy!

Don't cry, humans! We got you a Christmas present... a bonus cut with Seth Morris, Brian Huskey, and Joel Spence! Speaking of presents, we're talking about gift disappointment today. Unwrap it, and try to enjoy!

Andrew Ti and Gabe Delahaye have a tough time figuring out what our caller is actually doing. They talk about what the point of a broadcast class is, what he means by grading urban students leniently, and what would hanging with Bill O’Reilly be like. We’ll let you know what is racist or not by calling (323) 389-RACE.

It's Christmas! And speaking of immaculate conceptions, guest Jon Dore was on the calming shores for the birth of Henderson. Now he's back, and joining the gang on County to laugh through takes on box fans and lap dances for the needy. Brandon's gotten so big! Plus, we hear from weak Matthew McConaughey. This episode is the raisins for the season!

Andrew Ti and guest Joe Mande give their takes on cultural appropriation. They talk about white girls wearing headdresses, people celebrating other cultures, and explore the idea of Joe Mande’s Little New York restaurant. As always, call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us if anything is racist.

Do what you like everybody. Andrew Ti and guest Joe Made take a different approach by answering a caller’s question by talking about a Rudy Ray Moore biopic, Joe’s greatest Twitter achievement, and how Joe gets more joy out of doing things that he dislikes. Leave us a question about something at (323) 389-RACE and we’ll find a way to answer it.

Gar Ryness, the Batting Stance Guy, brings his knowledge of major league quirks and mischievous college roommates to the calming shores. God's fiery messages, big fat fatty athletes, and subpar sandwiches are discussed. Plus, Bruce Jenner leaves a musical voicemail.

Check your attitudes y’all! Andrew Ti and guest Gabe Delahaye talk about the manners of today’s caller, how he should just get it together, and how being from the South doesn’t mean you’re a racist. Leave us a question and be nice about it at (323) 389-RACE.

Jon Daly’s Rafflecast returns as the first infinite modular podcast! It’s one never ending podcast that you can join in with on at any point. Using computer technology, we will be adding an installment to it a week to make the Rafflecast a big infinite strip of comedy that you can press shuffle on and every single time you will have a different comedy experience. This week on the Rafflecast we have On Golden Film with our hosts the octogenarian film reviewers Kermit Sweeny and Mervin Dodson! Be sure to subscribe to Rafflecast on Earwolf and iTunes to catch new episodes every Monday!

Jenny Eliscu drops by the Earwolf studios to review weed and share some embarrassing stories on today’s Nocturnal Emotions! Jenny talks about why you shouldn’t go see an artist who you’ve never seen during their original prime, breaking a tooth on a pot brownie once, and accidentally leaving her vibrator out as she invited an intern to feed her cat while she was out of town. Plus, Har Mar and Jenny dive into the world of reality television as they play a game of Let’s Create A Show!

On this week’s episode of Seth Godin’s Startup School we learn how to build the truth and why trust is at the heart of all transactions. Seth discusses why Amazon is successful, the difference between a CFO & COO, and the importance of an advisory board.

Yo Yo Yo! Andrew Ti and guest Gabe Delahaye recall their high school days and answer a listener’s question about whether it’s racist that white people assume he hates white people on a special Christmas episode. Call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us if something is racist. Merry Christmas race cars!

She's a wildly talented actress from one of our favorite shows - HBO's Enlightened - Bayne Gibby came on and discussed sexual movie firsts, how karma will get ya, and why performance artists don't necessarily make the best theatre professors. Enjoy!

This week Jeff is joined by improviser, father, and fellow Earwolf podcaster — Owen Burke. Owen talks about what it was like moving to Los Angeles from New York without a job and a child on the way, cereal shopping with his daughters, and the importance of having patience as a father. He also tells us how decision making is a crucial part of his life, being worried about his daughters’ health, and focusing on the present.

Brooklyn based producer, multi-instrumentalist, and singer-songwriter Alex Wong AKA A City On A Lake sits down to chat on today’s episode of Shortwave. Alex talks about his progression from producer to singer, his first bands, and how the legend of Mexico City inspired his debut album. He also tells us about working in the woods with the band Delta Rae, his thoughts on today’s musical landscape, and how he started working with Ximena Sariñana. Plus, Ximena Sariñana joins Alex to play some live songs from his debut album, “A City On A Lake.”

We asked you to vote which movie represented the best/worst Christmas movie and John Frankenheimer's last theatrical film, Reindeer Games (which you can watch on Netflix Instant) took the fruit cake! Paul goes through a special holiday Viewer Mail Bag and answers very important questions regarding the origin of kissing under the mistletoe, the worst version of a Christmas song, and why there aren’t more movies about Hanukkah. Be sure to keep submitting new logos for the show as we will choose one real soon!

The fantastic stand-up/improviser Kurt Braunohler rides the waves to the calming shores on today’s Sklarbro Country! Kurt tells us about his fascination with creating sketches in the dark with Kristen Schaal, his on the fence bit of still being breastfed at the age of 5, and how he almost chose a life as a surfer over college. Kurt also shares his favorite segment from his game show Bunk, makes up a story during Quick Hits, and we call up Richard Branson as he makes his final preparations for the apocalypse. If you live in San Francisco, it’s not too early to pick up tickets to see Randy and Jason at Cobb’s Comedy Club on January 18-20 and in Portland at Helium Comedy Club on January 24-26. Don’t forget to tune into the United Stats of America Season 1 Marathon 12/26, 6pm - 12am EST on H2. Henderson and hugs to all!