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The Boys help SAM RICHARDSON #SaveVeep.

The absolutely hilarious Sabrina Jalees is back solo on HOMOPHILIA to dive deep with Dave and Matt on waxing, colonics, proposing to her wife with floating grapes, deep breaths and “butt fears”. Plus, the story of her surfer sperm donor, getting pregnant, her son’s on-screen debut with Cher and more!

Jude goes to Melchester where a lonely Sue makes a startling confession.

In the beginning, Matty B created improv4humans. Then Matty B said, “Let there be a compilation of the greatest biblical improv scenes ever performed on this show”, and there was a compilation of biblical scenes. And Matty B saw the compilation, and called it the Best of The Bible, and he saw that it was good. And improv4humans continued to remain the greatest podcast in the universe, forever and ever, amen.

Bryan and Erin get cooking on a holiday batch of stories with this week’s Throwing Shade! First, Erin takes us through the efforts by the Michigan GOP to limit the powers of the incoming Democratic administration and why it’s a disaster no matter which way you cut it. Then, Bryan gives the lowdown on newly appointed White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney, pointing out his extensive history of anti-LGBTQ policies and also the time he called his now-boss Trump a ‘terrible human being’. Happy Holidays!

Comedian, actor, and writer Shaun Diston (Wrecked) brings cheer and good tidings for a holiday Who Charted! Shaun helps Howard and the crew count down Billboard’s Top Holiday Airplay while counting down his own Top Who Charted Memories. Plus, they count down the most underrated holiday films on the Movie Chart, and Shaun shares his early DJing experiences and top female-led group of the year during the Hot Picks.

Beth Porter is Green America’s Climate & Recycling Director, as well as the author of Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine: Sorting Out the Recycling System who joins Jonathan to talk all things recycling; what is is, how it works, if plastic straws are as dangerous we’ve been told, how oil prices effect recycled plastic demands, and more. Find Beth’s work at https://www.bethrecycles.com/ She’s on Twitter https://twitter.com/bethrecycles and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/bethrecycles/ Buy her book Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine: Sorting Out the Recycling System here: https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781538105399/Reduce-Reuse-Reimagine-Sorting-Out-the-Recycling-System 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.

Prison inmates and stars of the Scared Straight program “Hey, Come On” Madman McCullough (Sean Clements) and Nice Jones (Hayes Davenport) join Marissa and Listler for a truly educational WOMP It Up! During “Hot Topix,” we’ll hear about Madman & Nice’s greatest hits, what got them into prison, and what they were up to the day they got busted. Then, they share their gripes with branding and long lines during “What’s Cheesing You?” before “Spotlight On” gives the guys a chance to discover a new layer to their relationship.

Musician Julien Baker sits down with Cameron to discuss articulating your needs, making others feel seen, and her experience with straight edge culture.

Actor Dax Shepard feels very optimistic about being Conan O’Brien’s friend. Dax and Conan sit down to talk about manhood, being made fun of, tycoons, shyness in comedy, and making plans to hang out. Plus, Conan finds out where his assistant Sona disappeared to while they were on tour during a game of “True or False.” Got a question for Conan? Call our voicemail: (323) 451-2821. For Conan videos, tour dates and more visit TeamCoco.com.

The one and only Tom Lenk joins Dave and Matt this week for a nonstop incredible convo about the best sexy times, gay casting issues, method acting for a hook-up, snowboarding straightness and SO much more! Plus reverse dates, London Spy, and seeing Wicked with your mom.

Jude heads back to Marygreen with his tail between his legs. And we learn that Michael’s just a human too.

Aaron Jackson (The Opposition with Jordan Klepper) and Maeve Higgins (New York Times) join Negin to discuss the possible impending government shutdown and Trump’s recent clash with Nancy Pelosi’s burnt orange power jacket. Then, they do their best to make sense of Brexit, and Kevin Hart’s short stint as the future host of the Oscars.

Sydnee Washington (Unofficial Expert) and Carolyn Castiglia (Laugh Exchange) join Negin to discuss the recent power grab in Wisconsin, the future of the GOP, and what it actually means to be conservative in this day and age. Then, the three discuss if today’s Yelpified “rating culture” is contributing to a bland cultural sameness.

Paul Rust and Michael Cassady are pop music sensation Don’t Stop or We’ll Die! They join Mookie Blaiklock and Matt Besser this week for a special improv4humans. Paul and Michael share sample tracks of their new album that inspire scenes about a first-time prank show producer, Michael Jackson’s struggle to write a song about love, and a disastrous dinner schedule mix-up. Plus, a groom takes precautions for his wedding boner, a disgraced spokesman steals people’s screams, and a parent tries to answer tough questions about Santa.

Dan Lippert, Jon Mackey, and Ryan Rosenberg of Big Grande join Matt Besser for a special unboxing episode of improv4humans! They’ll unwrap their best Earwolf merchandise while performing scenes about shopping for passive aggressive gifts, a person who really wants everyone to guess what their shirt design is, and the loneliest items in a filthy car. Plus, a couple goes at it while chasing their dreams of YouTube stardom and a theatrical star upstages his friend’s play by attending conspicuously. Head over to podswag.com/improv for more i4h merch!

The incredible comedian/improviser/writer Eliza Skinner joins Bryan as guest co-host this week to get deep into the latest headlines! First, they tackle the rollercoaster ride of Kevin Hart’s apology for his homophobic tweets followed by the responses by female comedians after their own questionable material was brought to the front, asking the question – should people be held to their remarks from years ago? Then, they use a story about Victorian-era porcelain dolls as a launching point for a discussion on how dolls can exemplify societal changes over time. Plus, recommendations!

Paul F. Tompkins and Andrew Ti join The Boys to discuss if it’s racist.

Writer, former therapist, and Academy Award nominee Emily V. Gordon (The Big Sick) joins Howard, Stard and Kev for an epic Meltdown-meets-Squatmelt spectacular! Emily and Howard share holiday plans and Dead Kennedys sightings as they count down Billboard’s Top 5 Heatseeker Albums. Later, we’ll find out what form Emily’s pastrankus takes during the Movie Chart, and a surprise comeback hit tops the home chart on the Hot Picks.

Welcome back all WOMPsters! This week Marissa and Listler are joined by the newest English teacher at Marina Del Rey High, Mr. Tyler Vibe (John Ross Bowie)! Mr. Vibe discusses how he uses English to connect with his students and reflects on his whirlwind Russian romance. Plus, Mr. Vibe reveals a surprising family connection and offers guidance on loving your career during “Listler’s Love Lockdown.” Then we’ll find out why Mr. Vibe was banned from the teacher’s lounge and his next steps in life when he gets his “Spotlight On.”

Wildfang CEO Emma Mcilroy sits down with Cameron to discuss the ups and downs of being a startup CEO, abortion clinics, and earning respect.

The Boys do an ad with Scott and Wiger about some sneaky Peecast news.

The truly sweet, perfect and hilarious Matt Rogers (Las Culturistas) joins Matt and Dave this week to dive deep about the Ariana Grande “thank u, next” video, going from friendless to Prom King, losing his virginity to his manager at a clam bar, and more! Plus, getting in trouble at Miraval Spa, Justin Timberlake in a tank top, and Trump being a gay bitch.

Michael turns to fellow comedian Guy Branum to help break down Jude’s Latin performance at the local tavern.

Thought leader Wade Davis sits down with Cameron to discuss playing in the NFL, antiblackness within the gay community, and the empathy gap.