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Jude gets settled in Christminster, and decides to seek out his cousin Sue.

Jude meditates on ancient philosophers, and Michael mediates on modern pop music.

Civil rights activist and Crooked Media podcaster DeRay Mckesson joins Dave and Matt this week to talk all about This Is Us, Real World dreams, and Sia “Carpool Karaoke”. Also, wanting someone who loves joy, being single and having a public life, and that infamous Patagonia vest. Plus, Dave preps for his big marathon and Matt and Dave answer your questions!

Cristen Conger (Unladylike) and Benari Poulten (The Nightly Show) join Negin to discuss the geopolitical implications of the missing Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Then, the panel asks: If the Democrats win the House, is a quest for impeachment politically savvy? Plus, they unpack New York Times critic Wesley Morris’s essay “The Morality Wars” and how social justice and representation impact how we talk about art.

Comedian Tig Notaro sits down with Cameron to discuss what counts as selfish, doing stand up for the first time, and adoption.

This week Bryan and Erin take a tour-pause to cover the refusal of Russian police to investigate homophobic hate crimes and Rihanna’s open letter to The Guardian advocating for global education. Then they sit down with activist, military vet, and writer Charlotte Clymer to chat about the unexpected benefits of coming out, Melania Trump’s bullying, and whether the Supreme Court hearings have really energized anybody - all leading up to a surprise performance!

Beth Appel, Aman Adumer, and Ali Ghandour join Matt Besser for this week’s improv4humans! We’ll meet a weed-obsessed border patrol agent, a principal determined to learn the newest schoolyard slang, and a teamwork-oriented superhero squad. Plus, a trick-or-treater changes his costume to receive more candy, and a grandma finds a way to put V8 into everything. (0:00 - 8:39) Intro Story - Getting notes after your stand up show - a stand-up’s whole set is about some guy named Tommy (8:40 - 14:20) WTF is going on - Canadians are being banned from US for having smoked pot - a border patrol agent interrogates about weed use (14:21 - 20:19) LTSMAT - these wacky weed policies - Getting detained at the border for declaring your Country Bits (20:20 - 28:50) Twitter Suggestion - bastard - dealing with a big increase in cursing on the schoolyard/find out what new swears the kids are using on the schoolyard (28:51 - 41:13) LTSMAT - What do people mean when they say dad rock? - A Frasier-like college freshman learns to appreciate pop culture (41:14 - 47:53) Question from Twitter - What’s your worst bus or plane ride? - A flight attendant answers difficult questions from first-time fliers (47:54 - 55:03) Let’s Talk Some More About That - Who is your favorite Avenger? - The Hero Crew doesn’t want to let in a godlike superhero because they’re focused on teamwork (55:04 - 1:03:26) Twitter Suggestion - What have you almost gotten away with? - a trick or treater changes up their halloween costume to get extra candy, but not enough (1:03:27 - 1:13:31) Question from Listener - What’s a smell that reminds you of a childhood memory? - a grandma who puts V8 into everything (1:13:32 - 1:19:03) Let’s Talk Some More About That - Wow, I could have had a V8! Commercial - directing a better V8 commercial

Actress, DJ, and standup Nina Tarr joins Howard and Stard to count down the latest charts! They embark on a musical tour of Orange County and talk crate digging for records while counting down Billboard’s Top R&B Songs. Plus, the crew recaps the dumbest episode of Goosebumps during the Movie Chart and asks Bradley Cooper just who he thinks he is before jamming out to their Hot Picks.

Dr. Laura Ferguson is an assistant professor of preventive medicine at the University of Southern California and the associate director of the Program on Global Health & Human Rights at the USC Institute for Global Health. She joins Jonathan to discuss the importance of global health and its impact on day-to-day life.

Dr. Nanthia Suthana is a neuroscientist from UCLA who joins Jonathan to discuss memories, how the brain works, epilepsy, new breakthroughs in medical technologies, how virtual reality is used in therapy, and more. Find Nanthia’s work at http://neurosurgery.ucla.edu/nanthia-suthana. 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. Call in with your curious questions at 323-606-9351.

Marissa and Listler are back this week for another WOMP It Up, and they refuse to be ‘tained! Their guest this week is Laotian transplant and Marissa’s mentee, Bing Sumito (Kulap Vilaysack)! During “Hot Topix,” we’ll hear about Marissa’s efforts to help take care of Bing’s family as well as the new website for Bing’s business venture. Plus, they tackle the importance of managing fear during “What’s Cheesing You?” before Bing peels back the layers on her dreams and aspirations for “Spotlight On.”

Shoeline founder Nik Kacy sits down with Cameron to discuss Equality Fashion Week, gendered bathrooms, and shoes!

Paul Rust and Mookie Blaiklock join Matt Besser for another improv4humans! They perform scenes about a child with a doglike cough, an office confrontation over using bottled water in the coffee maker, and the origin of the twins from The Shining. Later, parents dress up as a couple in crisis for Halloween, God modernizes his message, and a news department witnesses true performance art. (0:21 - 3:23) Intro Story - Rust’s daughter’s first cold - a child with an extremely hideous cough gets mistaken for a dog (3:24 - 11:29) Intro Question - Have you ever put Perrier into a bong? - a confrontation over using bottled water in the office coffee maker (11:30 - 22:45) - Let’s Talk Some More About That - the Shining Sequel - a The Shining prequel (23:56 - 33:18) WTF Is Going On? - Sydney was a paleontologist for Halloween - a child wants to go as a therapy session for a group halloween costume/parents go as a couple in crisis for halloween (33:19 - 38:49) Let’s Talk Some More About That - Dirty Johnny jokes - a writer’s room for dirty Johnny jokes (38:50 - 54:20) Crap on Youtube - kid rants about God - God gets petitioned to modernize his message, doesn’t want to abuse his power (54:21 - 1:00:09) Let’s Talk Some More About That - What would you say in your turning to ash moment? - relying on your college education to get you through turning into ash (1:00:10 - 1:07:39) Crap On YouTube - Banksy at Sothebys - A news department goes to see performance art

Incredible human and hilarious comic Rhea Butcher sits down with Dave and Matt to talk all about skateboarding, working on the relationship with yourself, coming out multiple times, and emotional drop-bys. Plus, sexual and gender fluidity, how to give a good handshake, and Matt and Dave do the ultimate A Star Is Born breakdown.

Actor, producer, and #SquatMelt steady Bill Kottkamp joins Howard, Kev and Summah Sam for another Who Charted! They’ll swap squatting strats and show off a new Footloose beat as they count down iTunes’ Top 5 Electronic Songs. Plus, the crew finds out what’s on their recommended list during the Movie Chart, and we get their reactions to the weekend’s big UFC fight before they serve up of a fresh helping of Hot Picks.

Comedians John Fugelsang (Tell Me Everything) and Ann Herberger join Negin for a wide-ranging chat about the looming midterm elections and the the abysmal UN climate report. Plus, in the wake of the Kavanaugh hearings, they ask: is there still a sexist double standard on who is allowed to be angry in public? Lastly, Ann shares her take on being a Republican woman in the midst of the #MeToo movement.

Bryan and Erin are back for another round of Throwing Shade! First, we find out what Hillary Clinton and Helen Keller have in common as Erin takes us through the decision by the Texas State Board of Education to “adjust” history curriculums to no longer include the study of certain key figures. Then, Bryan discusses the powerful story of Guadalupe Paredes and his civil suit against the Kenosha Unified School District for its total failure to stop extreme anti-LGBTQ bullying.

The Boys talk to CEDRIC YARBROUGH about his career and try to do a show with him.

LENNON PARHAM joins The Boys to help out Chef Kevin.

Marissa and Listler practice saying yes to life on another episode of WOMP It Up! They call up student and pal of the show Lil’ Nicky (Chris Gethard) to hear why he’s under house arrest and where all his public hair went. Later, Lil’ Nicky vents about boats during What’s Cheesing You? before getting deep into what keeps him up at night during Spotlight On.

Comedian Todd Glass sits down with Cameron to discuss opening for Patti Labelle at 19, performing stand up before coming out, and learning from your own experiences to show love to everyone.

Sean and Hayes host the show you love with their guest, Paul F. Tompkins.

Editor-in-chief extraordinaire, Henry Goldblatt of Entertainment Weekly joins Matt and Dave live from the Outlier Podcast Festival to talk all about his “Must-List” like Love Island, Melrose Place, the Slow Burn podcast, and more. Plus, slutty periods, coming out by way of New Order, dot-com parties, and celebrity publicist matchmakers!

Baratunde Thurston (How to Be Black) and Jody Avirgan (FiveThirtyEight) join Negin for a lively discussion about the ongoing drama of Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination. Plus, they share key takeaways from the New York Times’ investigation into Fred Trump’s financial empire. Lastly, the panel asks: should Michael Bloomberg run for President?

Sean Conroy joins Matt Besser for a special one-on-one improv4humans! They’ll search for the real definition of a Devil’s Triangle, follow a Bronx vs. South drinking game, and find out what happens when you fall behind in acting class. Plus, an improv troupe goes street busking, zombie survivors venture into a quarantine area, and Sean acquires an unusual support animal.