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Jeanine Daniels and Andrew talk about if it's racist to like stereotypical Facebook statuses. Don't forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Stephen travels through a living-room-sized time portal in order to give advice to his seventeen-year-old self. James comes along for the ride.

Learn the back story of how the case of Adnan Syed came to the attention of Serial producer Sarah Koenig from the person who first contacted her, Rabia Chaudry. Herself an attorney, Rabia now co-hosts her own podcast, Undisclosed, in which she and fellow attorneys Susan Simpson and Colin Miller examine new and existing evidence in the State of Maryland’s case against Adnan. Rabia tells Adam the story of how she contacted and worked with Koenig and explains how the idea for Undisclosed came together. She explains what it’s been like being a beginning podcaster, and then having your show become a runaway hit. She also shares the challenges and rewarding parts of producing Undisclosed, and what listeners can look forward to in forthcoming seasons.

In a very special podcast cross-over event, Bond experts Matt Gourley and Matt Mira of James Bonding join Paul, June, and Jason to figure out if A View To a Kill is the worst Bond movie of all time. Recorded LIVE at Largo in Los Angeles, they cover how Bond invents snowboarding, the most French man in the world, Tanya Roberts’ stunt double being a grizzly old man, the multiple blimps, race horses, the robot dog, and of course, the butterflies. Plus, Gourley & June’s wigdar shines during audience Q&A and we hear from the person who reviews A View To a Kill every year in another edition of 2nd Opinions!

Is asking a worthwhile question more important than receiving an answer to the question? We'll find out today...if our hosts can come up with an answer.

Jeanine Daniels and Andrew talk about if we are all just racist for not knowing the history of Mexico, Spain, China, and Japan. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

James wants to know a shortcut around the "10,000 Hour Rule". Stephen may not hold the answer, but he definitely knows which questions to ask.

6 years ago and no score today a comedy podcast was born. My, oh, my how time has flown by! IT’S BEEN 6 years of Comedy Bang! Bang! The Podcast and old friends and new friends stop by to celebrate. Expect to hear from some show favorites like a boss of cakes, a naughty elf, a resurrected Beatle, and a man’s man who might be a duck. But what would a celebration be without some new friends like a wise man who observes and keeps time, a German blast from Scott’s past, a cool dude who is tapped into pop-culture, and a mysterious 11-year-old boy. Join us for this special sexversary!

Jeanine Daniels & Andrew talk about White people commenting on Black people's hair. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Jeanine Daniels, co-founder of Black&Sexy TV joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they discuss hating on the word "bae." Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Join Kevin as he sits down with podcast veteran Matt Mira (The Nerdist, James Bonding). Matt geeks out about all his passions and reveals that the secret to making it in Hollywood is through the Apple Genius Bar.

Today, Stephen and James share what they think is the best possible future discovery or invention, but they want YOUR input too. After you listen, tweet your idea to @QOD, and it may end up in a future podcast!

Alex Berg, Alex Fernie, and Todd Fasen together are known as the infamous fast-paced three-person improv group Convoy. This week they join Matt Besser for an improv4humans that will keep you informed about what the f*ck is going on in the world. They’ll create scenes about monkeys & falcons being used to ward off birds from the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade, being a real anarchist, and the hidden easter egg Star Wars scenes that will be discovered in the future when DVDs become rare. Make sure to get the Upright Citizens Brigade television show season 3 now available on DVD, the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Bad boys Nathan Fielder and Anthony Jeselnik aka two-thirds of the Titans of Comedy return to speak on friendship, the difference between what's real and a joke on Nathan For You, and the meaning behind the title of Anthony's new Netflix special "Thoughts and Prayers." Then, author Terry Burkhalter stops by to tell us all about his new cookbook Southern Plates and to perform one of his kitchen stand-up closers. Plus, we hear what Nathan got for lunch during a game of Would You Rather!

This week, Phil Rosenthal, creator and executive producer of "Everybody Loves Raymond," joins Ronna & Beverly. Phil talks about his new food show "I'll Have What Phil's Having," how he manages to stay fit while taping, why Los Angeles is the greatest food city in America, and why a dead hooker is not always the sign of bad food. Also, Beverly takes issue with a snub that she received from a local magazine.

After leveling up, the gang is one step closer to returning to their former selves as they await to receive a special poison from Bruce the rat that will help them defeat Gnasher the dog. Will they succeed? Tune in to find out!

Brendon Small returns once again! Join us on Nerd Poker to find out where this tower of gears leads, which prisoners should be freed, and what to do if you find yourself briefly deaf. Don't forget to pick up Dan's album "Ocean of Panic, out now!

Recorded LIVE from the 2015 San Francisco Improv Festival, improv legends Susan Messing and Bob Dassie join Matt Besser on this week’s improv4humans! They’ll explore meeting with a genius surgeon who likes to be addressed as a cat, an airline that allows sitting in the cockpit as an alternative seat, and wearing very revealing clothes to a wedding. Make sure to get the Upright Citizens Brigade television show season 3 now available on DVD, the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Andrew Ti and special guest Christina Lee finish the week off by discussing why reverse racism is not a thing. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Things get familial on today's episode! James and Stephen recount the advice their elders passed on to them, and we find out whether they’ve adhered to it.

Kulap and Howard welcome actor, director, and CEO Ravi Patel who discusses the main reason why he won't buy a motorcycle, as well as why Justin Bieber is simply to feminine. Also, in a Who Charted exclusive Howard reveals one of the very special ladies in his life to Kulap. Lastly, Ravi talks about some of his favorite films.

The Sklars welcome Lennon Parham and Jessica St. Clair, of Playing House, to discuss how they met, as well as how dead teeth help define the major differences between Catholics and Jews. Additionally, the gang explains why the idea of the Tooth Fairy is simply teaching parents how to be criminals. Lastly, Lennon and Jessica take over the show with a very special preview of their podcast WOMP It Up!

Alia Shawkat, Angela Trimbur, and Adam DeVine stop by to give Scott and intern Gino a behind the scenes look into their new Horror Comedy film The Final Girls on this week's Comedy Bang! Bang! We'll find out what it's like to be slashed in a slasher film, the kind of craft service on the movie's set, and the last time everyone cried. Later, Cutie Cake, the Angel of Cuteness herself appears in studio to create some cute things right before everyone's eyes!

Start the clock! Maxwell Keeper aka The Time Keeper, an observer and celebrator of time is back on a bonus Comedy Bing Bong to spend some precious time with Scott and company. They’ll have a grand ol’ time with the world’s most dangerous comedian Paul Rust as he debuts some fresh New No-Nos as well as Old Yes-Yeses. A young lad by the name of Marco also appears with a mission to look for donations for special trip and sticks around for a game of Would You Rather that will be talked about for future generations. Tick tock!

Christina Lee and Andrew talk about a yoga teacher who identifies as African American because she was born in South Africa. Don't forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.