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If you thought the Super Bowl was thrilling, than you'll lose your mind this week as Jake Fogelnest takes Comedy Credits to the next level. Everyone's favorite alternative DJ and summer camp masturbator leaves his cat and legions of tweens back in New York and joins Howard and Kulap for a look at the largest leaping singles, the top performing movies, and a glimpse into his own life with Chart Roulette. We play a game that puts his fake animal rights activism to the test and he tells us about his less-than-ideal star sighting of Liam Gallagher. Come back on Friday when Howard and Kulap debut their first ever guest-less bonus show!

Ronna Glickman & Beverly Ginsberg are the best-selling co-authors of You’ll Do A Little Better Next Time: A Guide to Marriage and Re-marriage for Jewish Singles (“It says Jewish in the name — but it’s for everyone!”). These outspoken fiftysomethings from Boston, who can be seen regularly at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in LA, dispense their unique brand of relationship advice while interviewing/interrogating celebrity guests.

I hereby call to order the first ever meeting of The New Thoughter Club! Whether you resemble Mitch Hedberg, Richie Havens, Picasso, or are just a germaphode who likes cat videos you are welcome to join us in this free-for-all free form discussion of art, comedy, thoughts, creativity, and Youtube. Membership is free, all you must do to join is listen and enjoy!

We are so so SO excited to have Sue Galloway on the show this week! She's one of our favorite ladies of New York and she takes some time out from her busy schedule to tell us how a mailbox smashing hellcat became a hilarious storyteller, genius actress, and total cat lover. Enjoy!

I think we have a new best friend and his name is Nick Offerman! The ex-con and star of Parks and Recreation makes his Comedy Bang Bang debut this week and gives all you Parks and Rec die-hards a glimpse into the tear-jerking story of how Ron Swanson came to be. Also joining us is Paul Giamatti who trades audition and rejection stories with Nick. To put it simply: This episode is diminutive!

We're kicking it Vermont style this week on Sklarbro Country! We've prepared a special post-Thanksgiving treat for you all with special guests Patton Oswalt and James Taylor. Patton uses appearance number three to tell us about his hot, smelly summer in New York, document the demise and revival of alternative comedy, and explain why The Texas Chain Saw Massacre deserved an Oscar in sound design. James Taylor shows off his "urban" side on his debut performance and clues us into what Monday Night Football listeners can look forward to. Plus we've been spying on The Iron Sheik's twitter account and in Ivan Calderon's fridge, so we have a nice fresh batch of takes for everyone. Treat your turkey hangover with Sklarbro Country!

Just because you don't have health insurance doesn't mean you must be resigned to illness! This cold and flu season let Dr. Ducca let you in on some secrets to staying clear and breathing without labor.

Tom Scharpling is the host of The Best Show on WFMU, the director of some of the best indie rock music videos, and perhaps a contender for best Sklarbro Country guest?! His sports knowledge (available for perusal at The Classical) and radio expertise make him the perfect contributor to conversations about Bubba Watson, Kevin Federline, and our new favorite athlete Tina Maze. With Rob Lowe in the news, we check in with his Brat Pack buddy Charlie Sheen who treats us to one of his always-welcome rants. This episode is sponsored by audible. Support Sklarbro Country and get a free audiobook at http://www.audiblepodcast.com/sklarbro.

Did you catch the premiere of Key and Peele? You’ll never want to miss a moment once you hear Keegan-Michael Key, one of the show’s co-stars, on today’s Sklarbro Country. Keegan is somehow able to talk about sports, comedy, Downton Abbey, race relations, and everything else we throw at him from WWE to Tebowing in Vegas. Also joining us this week is Bryant Gumbel who tells us about the best Super Bowl prank imaginable. The cherry on top of this power-packed episode: Charlie Sheen wrote and recorded a snippet of the possibly forthcoming Sklar Brothers autobiography and we’re sharing a chapter. Punch a waterfall, take the Henderson Ink Challenge, and enjoy!

If you Googled "A funny podcast to start 2012" than you're in the right place! And before you go Googling "Who are the guests?" I'll tell you:Andy Richterand Werner Herzog! And instead of using Google to find out if they play Would You Rather?, what Andy is doing to get in shape, or how Werner's war on nature is going, just give this episode a listen and you'll get your answers!

Talking to teens isn't always easy, no matter how "real" or "not-pretend" they are. Here is an exercise to help you chat with the kiddo in your life with ease!

We're breaking the formula this week to bring you some of the best indie rock of 2011 as decided by The Sklar Brothers, Jonah Ray, and Matt Price. Jonah and Matt are amazing comedians with awesome taste in music who join us to meander through the indie rock hits of the year while touching on stories of bad auditions, great concerts, embarrassing restaurant experiences, and tales of fatherhood. Happy Holidays!

It's December, 1943, and we take you live to Hollywoodland, California, for the Apple Sisters Variety Show, sponsored by Buddy's Bargain Blowout!Enjoy the entire live performance of The Apple Sisters from December 12th, 2011, with appearances from Father Christmas, KXYZ Weatherman Barry O. Metric, and show sponsor Buddy!

Beverly's booking streak continues with Marblehead's own David Sabino. The ladies record their first (& last) interview at Beverly's house. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/david-sabino/

Ronna & Beverly talk with Barbara Vinick, author of "Today I Am a Woman: Stories of Bat Mitzvah around the World", and ring in the new year six days after it arrived by revealing the resolutions they made...for each other. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/barbara-vinick/

Ronna & Beverly talk to the North Shore's preeminent "peppy" party planner, Donna Kagan, about how to celebrate the holidays with an Elegant Touch. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/donna-kagan/

Beverly revisits her Halloween harassment by disgruntled neighborhood children. Ronna & Bev talk to Jimmy Pardo about opening for Conan, his own very successful podcast, and mistaking the sex of his baby. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/jimmy-pardo/

Paget Brewster gives the ladies a lesson in colonial history and the virtues of being with a younger man. And Ronna & Beverly help an ailing friend in two very different ways. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/paget-brewster/

Ronna & Beverly tell the tale of their Rosh Hashanah Brisket-Off and talk to Author/Journalist/Telegenic Jew Joel Stein about what it takes to be a man. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/joel-stein/

Ronna & Beverly talk to heavily pregnant “Ugly Betty” star Ana Ortiz, and a rift between the ladies still hasn’t been healed. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/ana-ortiz/

Ronna suspects Beverly’s summer cold is actually karaoke-induced laryngitis. The ladies talk to comedian Jon Daly about Ed Hardy, marijuana, and his upcoming podcast Sappity Tappity the Drunken Tree. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/jon-daly/

Andy Richter talks to Ronna & Bev about raising his children as nudists, his so-so movie career, and life with Conan. Beverly dances around Rachelle’s affair with a professor and subsequent expulsion from ASU. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/andy-richter/

Jen Kirkman lets the ladies in on the truth about her nipples, and her favorite Boston hot spots. Beverly has a serious problem with Ronna’s neighbor. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/jen-kirkman/

The ladies speak to Nick Kroll about love, his sizzing career, and playing Pharoah … in SPANISH … and Beverly generously offers to take Ronna’s AmEx miles off her hands. http://www.earwolf.c...ode/nick-kroll/

The ladies relive the tragic events of their July 4th, and talk to the always dapper and obscenely charming director of “Bridesmaids”, Paul Feig. http://www.earwolf.com/episode/paul-feig/