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Bobby Berk is an interior designer & fellow Queer Eye cast member who joins Jonathan to talk growing up closeted in the Midwest, emancipating himself from his parents as a teen, landing the role on Queer Eye, finding his way to New York City, and his love for interior design. Queer Eye Friendship test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqHso7CwmaQ&feature=youtu.be Find Bobby Berk on Twitter & Instagram @bobbyberk & visit his site https://www.bobbyberkhome.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.

Actor Brian Jordan Alvarez sits down with Cameron to discuss making The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo, what “perfect” can mean, and sobriety.

Sex advice columnist Dan Savage weighs in on Jude and Arabella’s relationship. Meanwhile, the pair get hot and heavy when Arabella sends her parents off to town for the afternoon.

Star of television and film Nico Santos (Crazy Rich Asians, Superstore) joins Matt and Dave this week in the studio (with mom in tow!) to talk all about being in his first(!) relationship, Grand Designs and Voltron on Netflix, and growing up with a live-in hairdresser. Plus, how Nico booked Crazy Rich Asians, his boyfriend’s amazing baking, and Nico’s mom gets on mic!

Comedians Chris Duffy (Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas) and Sarah Pappalardo (Reductress) join Negin to dish about the latest in White House drama including Omarosa’s secret tapes and Trump’s decision to revoke John Brennan’s security clearance. Then, the panel shares favorite Aretha Franklin memories. Lastly, they discuss 3-D printed guns and delve into diversity and representation.

Marissa and Listler take LIVE listener call-ins, and giving their best love and life advice with their very on-brand dulcet tones. Want more Bonus Episodes of Listler’s Love Lockdown? Subscribe now on Stitcher Premium.

Bryan and Erin sit down this week to tackle everything from the rise of abortion rights in Argentina to Saudi Arabia’s extreme treatment of female activists and how that ties into its very public feud with Canada. Plus, The Academy’s new category, and Disney’s first ever gay role – and why that fact is a lot less impressive than it should be.

Victoria Longwell, Drew Tarver, and Dan Lippert join Matt Besser to check in with the executive producer of Seeso, meet a mom driven nuts by her family’s cries for help, and follow a YouTube-trained stunt coordinator. Later, right-wingers voice their outrage over tapas, a town council meeting prioritizes stupid issues, and paid online commenters compete for a top gig.

Comedian Nate Craig joins Howard and co-host Steven Brody Stevens for this week’s Who Charted! They’ll dig into the importance of #401 in baseball and deal with an epidemic while counting down the Top 5 Songs on iTunes. Plus, we’ll hear about Spike Lee’s Pacers feud during the Movie Chart, and Brody shares a Toto connection before issuing an 818 Challenge while the gang counts down their Hot Picks.

We asked, and you nominated! For the final episode of the season, Amy and Engineer Sam take listener calls to hear arguments as to which of these films should enter The Canon: David Fincher’s 2007 thriller “Zodiac;” the first film in the Cornetto trilogy, 2004’s “Shaun of the Dead;” or the 1999 Paul Thomas Anderson drama “Magnolia.”

Cuties owners Virginia Bauman and Iris Bainum-Houle sit down with Cameron to discuss their queer-owned coffee shop, community, and the challenges of running a small business.

Amy announces the winner of the final Canon call-in showdown, before presenting an episode of Unspooled, all about 1998’s Titanic. Don’t forget to subscribe to Unspooled on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts!

Matt Besser is joined by famed scientist Dr. Ian Malcolm, one of the early detractors of genetically recreating and re-engineering dinosaurs. Nearly killed at Jurassic Park many times, Dr. Malcolm is with us today to discuss dinosaurs, improv, and why the two don’t mix.

Homophilia is live from the JFL Comedy Festival with a full line-up of old and new favs! Bryan Safi (Throwing Shade), Joel Kim Booster (Conan), Sabrina Jalees (Search Party, The Comedy Lineup) join the guys to talk about Canada’s Got Talent, clown hairdressers, Mamma Mia 2’s elusive timeline and more! Plus, Drake drama, touching faces on drugs, and going through a divorce.

As Jude and Arabella get closer to doing the deed, Michael and his wife, Martha, discuss how they met and fell in love (spoiler alert: there were no pigs involved).

Comedians and Fake the Nation regulars Scott Blakeman (Laughing Liberally) and Benari Poulten (The Nightly Show) join Negin for a wide-ranging conversation about the Trump administration’s cast of unsavory characters. They recap the Manafort trial, take a look at Stephen Miller’s plans to limit citizenship for legal immigrants, and try to make sense of the Iran sanctions. Lastly, they chat about the podcast bros who want to optimize your life.

While on a Caribbean cruise, Michael notices how whether on a big boat in the ocean, or a small town in Victorian England, little has changed for those looking for love.

Bryan and Erin consider the practicality of penis push-up pants and hear an exchange with America’s top psychic healer before welcoming the eternally sage Ronna Glickman (Jessica Chaffin) to answer listener questions about everything from getting rid of that stubborn dog pee smell to living with an ex to dating while struggling with your self-image. All that and more on a very special Throwing Shade!

Former CBB band leader “Weird Al” Yankovic joins Scott to reflect on hitting the road for his Ridiculously Self-Indulgent, Ill-Advised Vanity Tour, getting relaxed on stage, and putting in the hard work for all 77 shows. Then, physician Dr. Peter Fash returns to check up on Scott’s diet, and entrepreneur Bean Dip stops by to market some of her wares. Listen to “Weird Al” Yankovic’s “Ridiculously Self-Indulgent, Ill-Advised Vanity Tour” on Stitcher Premium. For a free month, go to stitcherpremium.com/weirdal and use promo code ‘WEIRD’.

Don Fanelli and Laura Willcox join Matt Besser for this week’s improv4humans! They perform scenes about PTSD after a bomb cyclone, Don’s mom’s obsession with the soundtrack from The Holiday, and a complicated audition for a Dr. Scholl’s ad. Plus, Lana Del Rey debuts a new song with a familiar tune, and a coffee mug slogan writer goes in for his big pitch. (1:11 - 14:08) Intro Story - Matty B raps - Matty B needs to bring babies on stage with him to appear older (14:09 - 23:02) Let’s Talk Some More About That - Laura’s Florida relative had a bad time sledding - Buddy has PTSD after losing fingers from his glove during the bomb cyclone (24:10 - 32:21) Twitter Suggestion - Violin - Don’s mom uses The Holiday soundtrack to accompany her life (32:22 - 39:41) Let’s Talk Some More About That - Watching Dunkirk on an airplane - Airplane passengers find every reason not to turn off Dunkirk during the flight (39:42 - 44:30) Lets Talk Some More About That - Plane ticket prices inflated - Airline ticket counter can’t find the correct Los Angeles (44:31 - 54:09) Question from Listener - “Do you have any personal rituals at home that are hard to explain to roommates or spouses?” - Don attends an extremely complex and difficult audition for a Dr. Scholls ad (54:10 - 1:03:12) What the Fuck is Going On - Lana Del Rey stealing Creep - Lana Del Rey debuts a new song “Happy Earth Day” (1:03:13 - 1:07:46) Let’s Talk Some More About That - Who hates social media? - Laura accidentally tripped an algorithm that causes people to come up to her and let her know who is tweeting (1:07:47 - 1:24:58) Crap on YouTube - “New Coffee Cup Design” - Coffee cup slogan designer makes his big pitch

Holy moly! Who Charted celebrates 400 episodes with special guest co-host Kulap Vilaysack and milestone champion Steve Agee! They join Howard, Stard and Kev to dive into the Top 5 from the Billboard 200 while we find out what’s new in the World of Ku. Then, we’ll hear their take on the strangeness of the Swedish musical during the Movie Chart, and Howard pronounces a new cultural moment of the summah as the gang counts down their Hot Picks.

Legendary comedian, editor, and Squatmelt fav DJ Douggpound joins Howard and co-host Steven Brody Stevens to catch up ‘round the scene on another Who Charted! They get nostalgic for cereal and brush up on their Twisted Sister history while counting down the Top 5 Emerging Artists. Then, we’ll find out what makes Chicago softball so special during the Movie Chart, and the gang gets a little country and shares their festival plans while running down their Hot Picks.

Tina Nguyen is a staff reporter for Vanity Fair’s the Hive who joins Jonathan to talk about how reviewing a hamburger landed her in Trump’s crosshairs, shine some light on what is keeps the GOP’s hopes alive in 2018, the “Blue Wave”, navigating right-wing spaces, and more. Find Tina Nguyen’s Review of Trump Grill: https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2016/12/trump-grill-review . Find Tina on Twitter @tina_nguyen and instagram @thelastnguyen 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.

Hrishikesh Hirway is a musician & host of Song Exploder who joins with Jonathan to talk about about the many elements that go into creating a song, speaking with artists like Solange, Lorde, & Weezer about their creative process & what goes into their songwriting, as well as his own creative process. Find Hrishi Hirway on Twitter & Instagram @HrishiHirway & visit Song Exploder http://songexploder.net/ 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. Reach out with your curious questions at (323) 606-9351.

Hey Wompsters, we’re taking a break from our regularly scheduled podcast to bring you a very special Ask Jess and Len, recorded live at The Largo in Los Angeles!