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How to tell your kids to get out of the bed, what Baker Dill actually means and more on this week’s mini-sode! Paul opens up the Explanation Hope Line, goes through Corrections and Omissions for Serenity, opens up the Mail Bag, and gives his Pick of the Week. Plus, find out which movie we will be watching next week!

The outrage at Jude and Sue’s happiness and their unmarried status continues to cause an uproar among their neighbors, forcing the couple to make some tough decisions.

Ultimate big boy of rap, Big Dipper, joins Matt and Dave this week to talk about Topo Chico popsicles, community theater, squeegeeing your body and more! Plus, losing your virginity to a professor, college jerk-offs and Dave breaks down Taylor Swift’s “You Need to Calm Down” for Matt.

Christian Finnegan, Dustin Chafin, and Gaby Alter join Negin to talk about the first democratic debate, a growing argument against college, and the UK’s ban on sexist ads.

The Boys and MINA KIMES host an episode of the Big Little Lies After Show.

Special musical guest Ordinary Elephant joins improvisers Eugene Cordero, Paul F. Tompkins, Vic Michaelis, and Matt Besser! Ordinary Elephant plays a selection of songs which inspire scenes about the importance of cleaning your own fish, cheating on a vision test, taking away the keys to grandpa’s Cadillac, a man with a musical tea kettle, and more.

Why is UNTUCKit too much for Erin to handle? Find out on a hot new Throwing Shade! This week, Erin leads with a breakdown of a study by researcher Avanti Adhia revealing shockingly high rates of intimate-partner violence among teens, primarily directed at girls. Then, Bryan takes us through a story about an Irish restaurant that has been ordered to pay compensation to an employee who was subjected to homophobic comments from his bosses. Plus, founder of Guns Down America Igor Volsky joins to talk about his book “Guns Down: How to Defeat the NRA and Build a Safer Future with Fewer Guns,” the power of the NRA-branded identity, and how Australia managed to take steps to turn their gun problem around.

The Boys help RON FUNCHES host an Intro to Hollywood Handbook episode.

Alok is a gender non-conforming writer and performance artist. They join Jonathan to discuss their experience within and outside of the binary, and how challenging societal expectations can help reshape identity. Follow Alok on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/alokvmenon and find out more at https://www.alokvmenon.com/. For more music from Quiñ head to TheQuinCat.com. Jonathan is on Instagram @JVN. Also Twitter and Facebook. Catch Jonathan on Queer Eye streaming now on Netflix.

Stand-up comedian Brandie Posey joins Howard and the gang to close the door on June and enter the hot hot summah! They count down YouTube’s Top 5 Trending Songs while learning what the teens are up to on TikTok and trying to figure out what is up with that Jonas Brothers album cover. Plus, Brandie talks about working at a BTS pop-up store and Hugo regales with busiest weekend tales during the Movie Chart, and Howard explains the summah science of positive and negative ions as they throw out their Hot Picks.

Jude and Sue settle into a happy domestic life with Jude’s son, but trouble follows in the form of a jealous Arabella.

Partners in work (and formerly in life) Nancy Fichman and Jennifer Hoppe (Nurse Jackie, Damages) join Dave and Matt to talk about getting sober, assuming everyone’s gay, and still talking to each other like girlfriends. Plus, getting stalked, acting with Steve Buscemi and Diane Keaton impressions.

Emily Yoshida and Amy S. Choi join Negin to discuss Trump’s upcoming 2020 run, New York’s proposed decriminalization of sex work, and the pros and cons of the wellness industry.

Dan Lippert, John Gemberling, and Jessica McKenna join Matt Besser to celebrate the 400th episode of improv4humans! They’ll perform scenes about a dress code bar, a common law high school fling, and a big-big brother program. Plus, they confront an airplane toenail clipper, take the fast pass on Mt. Everest, and deliver a post-improv set press conference. Besser reveals the cake conspiracy inside Earwolf.

Actor, comedian and SNL alum Horatio Sanz joins Scott to talk about what hats he wears and why they’re so popular. Plus, they’re joined by entrepreneur Lyle Cummings to discuss the difference between sherbert and ice cream, and middle school superintendent Peppers McGilly gets on the phone to reflect on his work with Lyle to improve education in Macon County.

Dr. Caroline Leaf is a cognitive neuroscientist with a PhD in Communication Pathology and a BSc in Logopedics and Audiology, specializing in metacognitive and cognitive neuropsychology. She joins Jonathan to discuss how negative interactions can affect a person, optimism bias & our neurologically need for it, why we remember bad experiences instead of the good ones, and more! Find Dr. Leaf’s work at https://drleaf.com/. She’s on Twitter https://twitter.com/DrCarolineLeaf and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/drcarolineleaf/.

Bryan and Erin celebrate Pride and commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots on this week’s Throwing Shade! First, Bryan profiles Marsha P. Johnson, the drag queen and advocate at the vanguard of the LGBTQ rights movement during Stonewall. Then, in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision upholding ‘fetal burial, ’Erin reviews the latest developments in U.S. abortion laws, plus what the courts have right (and also wrong).

Stand-up comedian Erica Rhodes (Bring the Funny) joins Howard and the gang to celebrate the release of her debut album ‘Sad Lemon’! Erica helps count down Billboard’s Top 200 as they weight the pros and cons of living alone and Howard breaks out his tree-log. Then, they predict the star of the next musical biopic and break down the new form of creepiness during the Movie Chart. Plus, the crew theorizes on romance in comedy and the language of heavy metal as they listen to a fresh batch of Hot Picks.

Filmmaker Eugene Lee Yang sits down with Cameron to discuss going from film school to Buzzfeed, privacy as a public figure, and having a conservative family.

Actor, composer, playwright, and producer Lin-Manuel Miranda feels great about being Conan O’Brien’s friend. Lin-Manuel and Conan sit down this week to chat about the perks of youth theatre, rhyming as a superpower, the magic of Queen & David Bowie’s “Under Pressure,” and handling the immeasurable success of ‘Hamilton.’ Plus, Conan comes clean about a grand cover-up involving his producer Matt Gourley.

Jude’s son arrives, and Sue feels an instant connection. But a wise old widow warns the couple of a tragic doom to come.

It’s a special double episode of HOMOPHILIA this week with director, screenwriter and actor Silas Howard joining Matt and Dave to discuss Pose and more! Also, it’s a special live interview at BuzzFeed with Provincetown Film Festival darling and comedian AB Cassidy. Plus, Dave and Matt talk about their Pride weekends and Dave’s foray into dj-ing!

Negin opens the Fake the Nation vault for previously unheard discussions with your podcast best friends such as Paul F Tompkins, Rhea Butcher, Sarah Pappalardo, Jon Lovett, Dan Taberski, and Aaron Jackson.

Break out those rubber sneakers, Dorothy! While Bryan is off filming in Mexico, guest co-host Jeffery Self joins Erin for this week’s Throwing Shade! Erin discusses the epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women in America, addressing the lawmakers who have put forward legislation like the Savannah Act to increase communication and accountability for such crimes as well as the obstinate assholes (looking at you Goodlatte) standing in the way of government action. Plus, Gay pride plans, airline secrets, and a deep dive into the sad world of the Super Happy Fun America “straight pride” rally.

Welcome to a special SONGLAND improv4humans! Tune in as undiscovered songwriters (Jessica McKenna, Zach Reino, Jerry Minor, John Gemberling, & Jen Eden) pitch their original (improvised) compositions to legendary musicians MoByjork (Matt Besser), Aaron Neville (Horatio Sanz), Lana Del Rey (Hillary Anne Matthews), and Earwolf's own Brett Morris. The panel of expert recording artists will help these new up-and-comers hone and perfect their musical creations on their way to fame, fortune, and stardom. This is…SONGLAND.