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This week Erin brings a story about how hurricanes and other natural disasters affect women and Bryan talks about a French gay-detecting spyware. Then they welcome on Dave Holmes and Matt McConkey of the podcast Homophilia to discuss pubic hair removal, coming out experiences, and the life-changing moment of witnessing their parents getting it on.

Next week, Amy will be joined by BuzzFeed critic Alison Willmore to discuss the 1972 film "Last Tango in Paris." "Last Tango in Paris" is available to view on YouTube here: And on Amazon here: http://a.co/4AyWPVJ

Ben Schwartz, Brian Huskey, and Lou Wilson join Matt Besser for this week’s improv4humans! They perform scenes about a father dealing with overly sarcastic children, ice cream scam artists, and super-boners during math class. Plus, Ben confronts the entire neighborhood about picking up dog poop and partygoers share alternative historical facts. (00:00 - 5:20) Intro Story - Attitude and lies coming from the improvisers’ kids - A father tries to patch things up with his overly sarcastic kids (6:29 - 14:50) Twitter Suggestion - Teeth - Ben gets cut off at Grandma’s Candy Store (14:57 - 22:35) Let’s Talk Some More About That - Specialty candy shops on vacation - Ice cream patrons try to con the store out of ice cream (24:47 - 33:48) Question from Listener - “What was one time you changed your mind about a long-held belief?” - Picky eaters visit saffron-themed restaurants (34:46 - 41:48) Question from Listener - “What’s the most embarrassing place you’ve ever gotten an erection?” -Students get super boners during math class (41:55 - 50:14) Confrontation Corner - Dogs pooping on lawns - Ben confronts everyone in the neighborhood about picking up their dogs’ poop (50:24 - 58:33) Let’s Talk Some More About That - Besser got called out at the dispensary for supposedly not checking in - Security guard at the weed store refuses to believe a favorite customer has checked in (58:40 - 1:07:45) Let’s Talk Some More About That - Dressing up for halloween - Trying to figure out what makes your big hat costume funny (1:07:52 - 1:22:43) Case Closed - Twitter argument about Ken Bone - Pitching your “FDR was a robot” theory at a party

Actor Marcus Scribner (Black-ish) joins Emily and Deanna this week to discuss Yeezy shoe status, the lure of microtransactions, and his best ever Halloween costume. Plus, Marcus and the girls share their experiences being “flexed” and “dragged” before launching into a game of Thirsty, Savvy, or Thavvy.

Sean and Hayes are joined by MARIA BLASUCCI and AMANDA LUND from Stitcher Premium to discuss something.

Next week, Amy will be joined by former LA Weekly music editor Ben Westhoff to discuss Ice Cube's 1995 film "Friday." "Friday" is available to watch on YouTube here:

Critic Jason Zinoman joins Amy this week to discuss Albert Brooks’ 1979 directorial debut, “Real Life.” Jason gives a brief history of the film’s comedic context before they dive into what “Real Life” predicted about reality TV, how it reflects Albert Brooks’ place in Hollywood, and what it got right about social satire.

Comedian and actor Jason Mantzoukas returns to Who Charted this week to check out the hottest September charts! He helps Howard and Kulap count down Spotify’s Top 5 Songs in the US while discussing Lil Wayne’s recovery and Taylor Swift’s favorite podcasts. Then, they count down the Movie Chart, and the gang hears Kevin’s Hot Picks and plays another H. Michael Quiz during Two Charted.

Throwing Shade’s Bryan Safi joins Matt and Dave this week to talk about Jenny Jones, “Trading Spaces” fails, marriage, plus a boy band member’s shocking NYE wardrobe. Also, Dave recaps his impromptu regional theater experience, and the guys give advice to their first voicemail caller!

Kamau and Hari dive into the impact of structural and environmental racism with Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor (professor of African American Studies at Princeton University) and Mustafa Santiago Ali (environmental justice leader with Hip Hop Caucus). Taylor advocates for building a unified movement against racism and economic inequality. Ali explains how disasters such as Hurricane Harvey amplify injustices evident in our society. They both share what can be done about it. Listeners also tell us how they are staying politically active. Follow our guests! Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor (@KeeangaYamahtta) http://aas.princeton.edu/blog/author/kytaylor/ Mustafa Santiago Ali (@EJinAction) HipHopCaucus.Org For updates on us, follow Politically Re-Active on Facebook and Twitter (@PoliticReActive). Send us your comments using the #politicallyreactive. Thanks! Check out Hari’s tour dates and albums at Harikondabolu.com and for all Kamau’s projects check out wkamaubell.com.

This week, Bryan recounts a dispensary adventure and Erin shares a story about the viciousness of the modeling industry. Then, they address Trump’s decision to end DACA as well as L’Oreal’s firing of Munroe Bergdorf, and LGBTQ Editor at ThinkProgress.org Zack Ford joins in to talk about life in DC, discovering his sexuality, and what got him politically motivated.

This week, Amy is joined by Tom Reimann and Abe Epperson of the podcast Cracked Movie Club to pit two Tom Cruise films against one another: "Top Gun" and "Minority Report." They discuss the usage of "Top Gun" as a military recruitment tool, as well as the film's unapologetic hyper-masculinity. Then, they discuss the theme of privacy and the use of CGI in "Minority Report" before giving their final arguments.

Sean and Hayes are joined by some very special friends of the show to celebrate their 200th and send it off once and for all.

Comedian/content creator Brandon Rogers joins Emily and Deanna this week to discuss the best new digital media producers, living out his dream aspirations, and the weirdest thing he’s done in Hollywood. Plus, Brandon explains the power of Instagram comedy, tells what it was like to be directed by James Franco, and weighs in on the “Shut Up, Carol” phenomenon.

Sean and Hayes provide a tutorial on a difficult subject they’ve studied. Then MIKE MITCHELL of the famous Doughboys joins the discussion to reveal whether he eats the food.

Fresh off their new hit podcast “Off Book,” Zach Reino and Jessica McKenna join this week’s Who Charted! They perform an original rendition of the Music Chart Theme before counting down the 5 Top Grossing Musicals. Later, they check out the Movie Chart, and Engineer Stard and Kevin join in for a high stakes quiz during Two Charted.

Andy Daly and Bob Dassie join Matt Besser this week for scenes about a critic being confronted for snubbing a show, a hostel owner who charges in anecdotes, and an aggressive neighborhood mediation. Later, youths lose their innocence by way of playing cards, and a group of zealots neglect their hygiene in anticipation of the end times. (0:38 - 5:18) Intro Story - Not being able to get your show reviewed - Theater critic gets confronted for not publishing a review of a show he saw (6:34 - 14:26) Twitter Suggestion - kabuki - Theatregoers get prepped for 2.5 hour tea-sipping scene (14:32 - 24:45) What is Bothering You? - Calling Rich about the Hei Hei toy - Child gets an annoying toy instead of supplies during a flood (26:52 - 37:10) Question from Listener - “Where have you visited that you felt most out of place” - hostel owner charges in anecdotes (39:00 - 46:00) - Man on the Street Interview - “What is your proudest accomplishment” - Army veterans war memories all focus on the ills of marriage (46:07 - 58:50) - Crap on Youtube - “Crazy Woman Harassing Service Dog & Man In Wheelchair at Wal-Mart” - An aggressive neighborhood mediation (58:55 - 1:11:47) Question from Listener - “What is one moment from your childhood that you want to relive?” - Youths lose their innocence after finding sexy playing cards (1:11:53 - 1:23:37) Crap on Youtube - “Kevin Shorey Sings Terrible Song On the Jim Bakker Show” - Religious zealots stop wiping their asses before the end times

Sean and Hayes welcome Kumail Nanjiani on to the program to have a good talk about sex and body positivity.

Stand-up comedian Sam Jay joins the guys to talk about Star Wars, late 90's / early 00's teen movies, dating guys before coming out as a lesbian, and more! Plus, Dave and Matt break down this year's very weird VMAs.

How does social commentary and comedy mix? W. Kamau Bell and Hari Kondabolu are joined with guests Roy Wood Jr. (The Daily Show with Trevor Noah) and Franchesca Ramsey (MTV’s Decoded) to explore the power of humor in today’s polarizing political era. Roy talks about the new sense of diversity on ‘The Daily Show’ and dissects a rising style of comedy where comedians get audiences to clap in agreement rather than laugh at jokes. Franchesca describes her balancing act with social media and how she avoids sexist and racist trolls online while maintaining her popular presence and personal life. Follow our guests! Roy Wood Jr. (@RoyWoodJr) www.roywoodjr.com Franchesca Ramsey (@Chescaleigh) www.franchesca.net For updates on us, follow Politically Re-Active on Facebook and Twitter (@PoliticReActive.) Send us your comments using the #politicallyreactive. Thanks! Check out Hari’s tour dates and albums at Harikondabolu.comand for all Kamau’s projects check out wkamaubell.com.

This week, Bryan and Erin recap the disaster in Texas and Taylor Swift’s big new song. Then, they discuss Trump’s pardon of America’s most racist sheriff, the new developments in the transgender military ban, and a 911 dispatcher who was fired for her heavy flow. Buzzfeed entertainment editor Louis Peitzman joins in to talk about his biggest article, inadvertent body shaming, and the Edward Albee casting controversy.

Actress Beth Dover (Wet Hot American Summer, Orange Is the New Black) joins Howard and Kulap for this week’s Who Charted! She reminisces about bartending at the Magic Castle before they count down iTunes’ Top 5 Hot Tracks. Then, Beth shares stories of living all across the world during the Movie Chart. Later, Two Charted brings a special segment featuring the H. Michael Quiz.

YouTuber and Smosh cast member Courtney Miller joins Emily and Deanna this week to give the low down on working for one of the most-subscribed comedy channels ever. Courtney talks about meeting creative (and romantic) partners on Vine, how that led her to Smosh, and her connection to #GirlLove. Plus, Emily and Deanna get Courtney’s take on the Ta-Ta Towel, Summer’s Eve Douches, and Millennial Relationship Dealbreakers.

Next week, Amy will be joined by New York Times comedy writer Jason Zinoman to discuss Albert Brooks' 1979 film "Real Life." Real Life is available for viewing on Amazon here: http://a.co/bjniSXX And on YouTube here:

Film critic Matt Zoller Seitz joins Amy this week to discuss the 1966 Rock Hudson feature “Seconds.” They discuss the horrific aspects of the film’s opening, director John Frankenheimer’s technical inventiveness, and the theme of suburban disaffection. Plus, Matt does his best Burt Lancaster impression before they assess the mythological overtones of “Seconds.”