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It’s the season for moms and proms! Live from the Marina Del Rey Public High School gymnasium, it’s a Prom Womptacular with Marissa Wompler, Miss Listler, Marissa’s stepdad Dr. Seth Wompler, former teacher C.S. Steers, and more surprise guests! Will prom be everything Marissa has hoped it would be? Can C.S. win the approval of a student’s father? Tune in to find out!

Next week, Amy will be joined by writer Tom Bissell to discuss the 1999 film "The Talented Mr. Ripley." "The Talented Mr. Ripley" can be watched on YouTube here: and on Amazon here: http://a.co/aFke7RL

Writer Kendra James (Shondaland) joins Amy to discuss the 1994 film “Legends of the Fall.” Amy and Kendra talk about the depiction of World War I in film, Anthony Hopkins’ performance, and the stigma of being a “girl movie.” Plus, we’ll hear about Brad Pitt’s rise to stardom and which baby name spiked in popularity after the movie’s release before they make their final arguments.

Ed Greenberg of the legendary improv group The Committee joins Matt Besser and Horatio Sanz for a special improv4humans! First, Matt interviews former vaudeville performer and Three Stooges rival Poo Baloney. Then, Ed talks about the formation of The Committee and the Harold before they call up actress and fellow Committee member Ruth Silveira to get into a discussion on Del Close, women, and improvisational theatre.

Actor Lea DeLaria sits down with Cameron live at Vulture Fest to discuss her role in paving the way for queer actors, getting left out of history, and sex.

This week on HOMOPHILIA, Tiq and Kim Milan join Dave and Matt for our first ever interview with a couple (and a baby!). They get into The Walking Dead, moving to Canada, and tiny baby passports. Plus proposing after two weeks, exchanging over 3000 messages on Facebook, and how to be with your partner 24/7.

Comedian and writer Ophira Eisenberg (Ask Me Another) joins Negin to chat about the White House administration’s new policy to separate families who are caught crossing the border illegally. Plus, they react to ABC canceling ‘Roseanne’ after Roseanne Barr’s racist Twitter rant. Lastly, they dish about sex without attraction and why pre-date texting is a drag.

This week, Erin discusses Ireland’s vote to overturn its abortion ban as well as the restrictions still in place and progress still to be made. Then Bryan brings a series of polls showing record high numbers of people identifying as LGBTQ and director Alex Richanbach joins to talk about his new film “Ibiza,” why everyone is obsessed with Channing Tatum’s mouth, and the status of the NFL in the wake of Colin Kaepernick’s protest.

Adam Scott Aukerman are back this week to talk all about R.E.M.’s debut studio album Murmur. They’ll discuss getting their first albums on tape, trivia bits from the band’s hometown of Athens, Georgia, and Murmur’s mysterious lyrics. Plus, we’ll hear how the album got its name, the boys’ thoughts on the new Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, and the story behind Murmur’s melodic bass lines.

Adam Scott Aukerman reconvene this week to discuss R.E.M.’s third studio album, Fables of the Reconstruction. They’ll talk favorite sandwiches and Back to the Future before diving into the 1985 album. Plus, we’ll hear how they both came around on Fables of the Reconstruction after initial struggles as well as an improved track sequence from Scott.

Adam Scott Aukerman return to talk about R.E.M.’s seventh studio album Out of Time. They’ll talk about the negative reception to CDs as well as what they were doing when the 1991 album released before going through Out of Time song by song. Plus, they’ll discuss the personality of the album, its scrapbook qualities, and how it reflects a band in transition.

Actress Yeardley Smith joins Matt to discuss her role as Nancy in the 1991 film City Slickers as well as being the voice of Lisa Simpson in The Simpsons. Yeardley talks about acting in Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing in her early years, working with Stephen King, and the draw of the live stage. Plus, we’ll hear the story behind Homer’s voice change, tales from Mom’s on Strike, and the origin of Yeardley’s podcast Small Town Dicks.

Comedian and actor Johnny Pemberton (Live To Tape podcast) joins Howard, Natasha, Stard and Young Kevin to explain his anti-Paul Simon stance on this week’s Who Charted! They’ll count down the Top 5 Songs on iTunes before Johnny talks about filming his new movie Action Point in South Africa during the Movie Chart. Later, we’ll hear about Johnny’s struggles with website naming and bullies while the gang counts down their Hot Picks.

Next week, Amy will be joined once again by filmmaker Adam Egypt Mortimer to pit the 1978 musical Grease against the 1988 musical Hairspray. Grease can be watched on YouTube here: Hairspray can be watched on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnAdUD5TLrM

Certified public accountant Mr. Randall Foote (Kevin Sussman) joins Marissa and Lister for this week’s WOMP It Up! Mr. Foote discusses his unfortunate business circumstances and his “technical divorce” before they get into Hot Topix. Then, we’ll hear about the problem with aggressive students during an emotional What’s Cheesing You? and Mr. Foote explains how he first came to love numbers during Spotlight On.

Once again the two boys Sean and Hayes are joined by DAVE HOLMES but this time to learn how to do a book like he did.

Drag queen Trixie Mattel sits down with Cameron to discuss peeing in drag, Americana folk music, and Provincetown.

Brand new Spanish teacher at Marina Del Rey High School Señor Guillermo Guillermo Rodriguez (Tony Rodriguez) joins Marissa and Listler to WOMP it all the way up top! Señor Rodriguez talks about founding the Latinx club and the perks of living near the beach before explaining how he became the new Spanish teacher. Later, Listler recounts her run-in with a jogger before Señor Rodriguez shares why he left his family behind during Spotlight On.

Actor, writer, and Howard’s creative partner Chip Pope joins in on this week’s Who Charted! Chip talks living on less and the perks of having a hacker while helping count down the Top 5 Songs on iTunes. Plus, we hear the most interesting thing about Christina Aguilera’s last song plus a full J-Lo assessment before the gang counts down their Hot Picks.

Part 2 of the Mother’s Day Season Finale. Hari and Ashok interview the woman who brought the Kondabolu Brothers into the world: Uma Kondabolu. They come to terms on past grievances, discuss her American experience, and there are lots and lots of flowers.

Part 1 of a 2 Part Mother’s Day Season Finale. Hari talks about being heckled by a Trumper in Ann Arbor and Ashok discusses his youthful experiences with shoplifting. Then the boys introduce a very special guest.

The fully hilarious Ryan O’Connell (Will & Grace, Babe? Podcast) joins Dave & Matt this week to talk about muscle tee meet-cutes, dick docks, lazy sex workers and more! Plus dating the same guy as your girl best friend, disability for dummies, and Dave & Matt recap their adventures at DragCon!

Matt and Dave are live from DragCon this week with the glam and already iconic queen, Dusty Ray Bottoms! Dusty reveals how she got into drag, meeting (and standing up!) her fiancé, plus the dark and difficult transition from growing up in Kentucky to life in New York. Plus how she got her name, drinkin’ (before) the job, cocaine condoms and more! You absolutely don’t want to miss this incredible interview.

Negin takes a breather from political bedlam with an episode that’ll get you in the gut! A cast of all-stars assemble to chat about grief in the digital age, how to be good at being jealous, and the pitfalls of porn. Negin is joined by W. Kamau Bell (United Shades of America), Leah Bonnema (Comedy Drop), Kendra Cunningham (Last Comic Standing), Ophira Eisenberg (Ask Me Another), Akilah Hughes (Crooked Media), and Baratunde Thurston (How To Be Black).

Screenwriter Larry Karaszewski joins Amy to discuss the 1949 film adaptation of Ayn Rand’s book, “The Fountainhead.” They consider Ayn Rand’s creative control and her anti-communist history, the casting of Gary Cooper as Howard Roark, and the coalescing of character archetypes with Rand’s ambitious ideas before making their final cases.