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Sean and Hayes bring in TAWNY NEWSOME from Bajillion Dollar Properties for a real estate venture.

Next week, Amy will be discussing the 1987 film Fatale Attraction with actress Heather Matarazzo. Fatal Attraction is available for viewing on YouTube, iTunes, and Amazon Video (among other places).

Welcome back to Five, Six, Seven, Great! with Joyce Ninton Calcutta, the only podcast that explores the art of dance and those who love it. This week Joyce welcomes contemporary dance instructor Cecily Teak on the program to discuss her bedroom regrets, tips for improving your form, helpful spells, Cecily’s new political dance piece, and why she won’t work with women. Plus, Traci Reardon stops by to help her Twitter followers with questions about regaining dance mojo on another edition of “Help Me, Rhonda.”

Actor and comedian Eddie Pepitone returns on this week’s Sklarbro Country! Randy and Jason dive into the latest Tiger Woods scandal before talking to Eddie about being raised by schoolteachers, his emotional relationship with the New York Rangers, and how hockey inspired him to write poetry. Then, they discuss a golf cart pee penalty and a made-up college recruit during Quick Hits, and the Sklars talk to Tiger Woods himself to find out how he ended up with a DUI.

Please enjoy this episode of The Black List Table Reads with Franklin Leonard and Black List community director Kate Hagen in which they interview Lane and Ruckus Skye, the screenwriters of Rattle the Cage about their creative histories, the nuts and bolts of their creative processes, having their feature produced in Arabic, and much more.

Ronna & Beverly come at you LIVE from The Bell House in New York to get in deep with comedians Chris Gethard and Rachel Dratch! First, we hear about the girls’ sojourn through the nation’s capital, and then they talk to Chris about his parentage of a goat in college and the most surprising calls he’s received on his podcast Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People. Later, they find out from Rachel who the biggest schmuck was at the SNL 40th Anniversary party followed by a debate over the most convenient way to raise a tiny Jew.

Mookie Blaiklock, Lou Wilson, and Jacob Wysocki join Matt Besser for this week’s improv4humans! They perform improvised scenes about fattening your son into a basketball player, making up new curse words to use on the schoolyard, and an Uber that gets mistaken for a getaway driver. Plus, they visit what may or may not be a sex party, and a merch issue leads to a confrontation with the Earwolf higher-ups. 292 - Mookie Blaiklock, Jacob Wysocki, Lou Wilson (1:19 - 7:43) Intro Story - Why Lou doesn’t watch basketball anymore - Fattening up your son so he grows into a big tall basketball player (7:50 - 15:47) Twitter Suggestion - horse feathers - It’s okay to use made up curse words on the schoolyard (15:52 - 24:52) Question from Listener - “What is something you love that you don’t talk about?” - Tourists to Skull Island don’t want anything about their trip spoiled/Avoiding life spoilers (26:53 - 36:12) Let’s Talk About Shit and Piss - Using wolf urine to ward off coyotes - Wolf urine factory tries to streamline production (37:43 - 46:49) Crap on Youtube - “Uber Driver Picks Up Prostitute Instead of Passenger” - Uber gets mistaken for getaway driver (46:55 - 56:37) Let’s Talk Some More About That - What’s with these podcast awards? - An ice cream social is ambiguous about whether or not it is actually a sex party (57:51 - 1:05:54) Twitter Suggestion - Chafing - Using too much shampoo because you don’t know what a dollop is (1:05:55 - 1:15:45) Intro Story - Earwolf merch doesn’t feature much Besser - Besser petitions Mr. Earwolf for better treatment

Writer, actor, and improviser Drew Tarver (The Teacher’s Lounge) joins Howard and Kulap this week to usher in the third season of Bajillion Dollar Propertie$! They count down Spotify’s Top 5 Songs in the US while Drew shares stories of life as Carl Jr. and hanging out with Aaron Carter, and Howard and Stard plan a crazy tubing adventure during the Movie Chart. Plus, Kulap reviews her New York Times article and the gang helps a listener with summah depression during Two Charted.

Imagine a world in which women weren’t forced to struggle for equality in a system rigged against them. Imagine instead, the ideal world of journalist and author Jill Filipovic – one in which happiness for women is the driving force behind policies like fair pay and legal recognition of best friendships. In that world, Jill says, not only are women happier and healthier, but most everyone else (read: people who aren’t white men) are better off, too. In this episode of Politically Re-Active, your favorite hosts sit down with Jill to talk about her policy ideas as well as Ivanka Trump’s brand of “empowerment”, white lady feminism, and the evil of the all-male photo op. Follow Jill on Twitter!: @JillFilipovic. And read more about _The H-Spot_ here: https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/jill-filipovic/the-h-spot/9781568585482/ We have TWO live shows this week! Join us in-person at the Limestone Comedy Festival in Bloomington, Indiana, this Friday, June 2nd: http://www.limestonefest.com/. Or if you’re in San Francisco, head over to the Comedy Central Colossal Clusterfest on Sunday, June 4th: https://www.clusterfest.com/. Send us your comments and suggestions at politicallyreactive@firstlook.org. Or follow us on Twitter at @politicreactive. Thanks!

Stand-up and model Catherine McCafferty joins Emily and Deanna this week to discuss the serious side of Instagram. The girls talk to Catherine about her modeling career and what it means to be born “naturally naked,” what Katy Perry could have done simpler on the SNL stage, dealing with ingenuine personas, the best way to own your rage, and much, much more.

The boys welcome back TOM SCHARPLING to help them with their podcast panel.

Actor Tommy Dewey (Casual) arrives on fair Country shores this week to talk football fandom with Randy and Jason. The Sklars dig deep into the dark side of college recruiting before talking with Tommy about why Alabama fans have it toughest and their favorite Keith Jackson calls. Plus, Tommy gives the lowdown on his show “Now We’re Talking,” and Charlie Sheen himself visits the studio to share his excitement over his new film.

Please enjoy this week’s episode of The Black List Table Reads with Franklin Leonard with Black List community director Kate Hagen and screenwriter David Gay known for The Gauntlet of Phillip Montega which will receive the ear movie treatment.

Rashad Robinson has done battle with Bill O’Reilly and won – twice. He’s taken on the shady, corporate-driven conservative operation ALEC and gotten companies like Coca Cola and Walmart to back down from supporting stand-your-ground laws. And now, after successfully campaigning to remove O’Reilly from Fox News – along with great work from UltraViolet, the Women’s March, NOW-New York, CREDO, Sleeping Giants, and MoveOn – he’s taking on the prison-profiteering bail bond industry – and it’s not even June. As executive director of Color of Change, the nation’s largest online racial justice organization, Rashad is at the forefront of the strategic campaigns that transform lives and movements. In this episode of Politically Re-Active, he shares the backstories behind these campaigns, the role of entertainment in the resistance, and more. Trust us – you won’t want to miss it! Please visit Color of Change to learn how you can support their campaigns, especially their current campaign to reform the bail bond industry: https://www.colorofchange.org/. And follow Rashad on Twitter: @rashadrobinson.

Mike Mitchell and Nick Wiger of the podcast Doughboys join Who Charted this week to share their favorite summah eateries! They count down the Top 5 Shazamed Songs of the Week while discussing the best periscope feeds for basketball, and Mitch and Nick tell their worst fast food experiences. Plus, they compose new Halloween songs during the TV Chart, and Howard and Kulap dive explore their spiritual sides on Two Charted.

Improviser and actress Lauren Lapkus returns to Who Charted this week for a mid-May chartfest! She joins Howard and Kulap in counting down the Top 5 Songs on Billboard’s Hot 100 while pondering over Miley Cyrus’s new leaf and lamenting swimming lesson struggles, and they share their favorite products from Shark Tank during the TV Chart. Plus, Kulap reports on her yogativities, and Howard gets a furry visitor during Two Charted!

Writer Matt Whitaker (The Late Late Show with James Corden) joins Emily and Deanna this week to show off his curated YouTube pools. They experience a selection of Matt’s YouTube essentials that include a reenactment of Celine Dion’s tearful Larry King interview, a Dinah Shore/Ella Fitzgerald duet, and Patti LaBelle singing the alphabet on Sesame Street. Then, he fills the girls in on how his YouTube favorites shaped his sensibilities as a writer.

Joanna Robinson (Vanity Fair) and David Chen (/Film) join Amy this week to pit the bookends of The Lord of the Rings trilogy against one another in the ultimate battle for Middle-Earth canonization. They discuss and debate the relative technological strides each film achieved, the narrative significance of central character arcs, and Peter Jackson’s masterful (and sometimes questionable) retooling of key scenes from the books.

Sean and Hayes execute a business plan.

Host of “The Wrap” Patrick Meagher joins the Sklars this week to discuss everything from athletes taking dirt bike joy rides to the biggest boxing matches they witnessed as kids. They break down how Howard Stern got to the radio mountaintop and review the Morris Brothers’ mishaps, and later, they call Dennis Rodman to hear his opinion on the irascible LaVar Ball.

Former intelligence officer Ned Price joins Ronna and Beverly in Washington “Da Capital” to help them get ahead of the news! The girls talk to Ned about his racehorse namesake, how he decided to quit the CIA, and the threat of elderly terrorists. Plus, Ned shares his new life prospects, and Ronna and Bev take audience questions from recovering Catholics and rhino caretakers.

Peter Hulne joins Matt Besser this week for a special improv2humans! They practice their Spanish audition accents in public, seek password help from a starstruck Apple genius, and load their paintball guns with something a little more dangerous. Plus, they take a crazy selfie with the Hollywood sign and explore the roots of their unusual bedroom fetishes. 291 - Peter Hulne (00:38 - 12:35) Intro Story - Matt and Pete’s first improv teams/Besser was the Mellow Yellow spokesman - Practicing your Spanish accent for an audition in public (12:40 - 23:44) Twitter Suggestion - Sectional - Apple genius who is a huge improv fan helps Besser with his password (23:50 - 44:20) Question from Listener - “When was the first time you were green with envy?” - Dad encourages son to load his paint ball gun with more dangerous ammo (44:41 - 1:08:23) What the Fuck Is Going On - Hollywood sign traffic complaints - Having locals help you take the craziest selfie with the Hollywood sign (1:08:29 - 1:18:04) Question from Listener - “Favorite episode of your favorite show from childhood?” - Couple introduces a “looking under a crack in the door” fetish in the bedroom

Listeners, you and your kids need a new alphabet – specifically, one that starts with “A is for Angela Davis”. In this episode of Politically Re-Active, we talk with writer Kate Schatz and artist Miriam Klein Stahl about their illustrated children’s books, _Rad American Women A-Z_ and _Rad Women Worldwide_. We also dive into ways that you – yes you! – can join the resistance in your local community through Solidarity Sundays, a network of feminist activist groups that meet each month to engage elected officials and build intersectional communities for justice. It’s art, action, and the alphabet, all in this episode of #politicallyreactive.

Comic Felicia Folks joins the girls this week to discuss the thirsty phase, acquiring an interest in Japanese culture, Felicia’s time as a bank teller, and the implications of her unique lifestyle. Plus, they break down the new promo for “Life of Kylie.”

Sean and Hayes are joined by ZEKE NICHOLSON of Lopez for a discussion of how to get so much work done.