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This trip down memory lane brings us the backstory behind a few popular podcast episodes, while getting to the bottom of the origin of clichés.

Ronna & Beverly are back in Los Angeles at the Earwolf studio to go through listener comments as well as offer advice on becoming roommates with a close friend, being worried about ruining a friendship by getting into a relationship, taking time to travel the world, and more!

Broadcasting LIVE from the Marina Del Ray Public Library, everybody’s favorite intern Marissa Wompler and her teacher/mentor/co-host/former sniper, Charlotte Listler bring you the first episode of Marissa’s new school project podcast WOMP IT UP! Marissa’s one-time flame Eric “Gutterballs” Gutterman (Jason Mantzoukas) joins them to dish on everything that’s happening at Marina Del Ray Public High School in his signature segment “Gutterballing with Eric Gutterman.” Later, Marissa & Listler put the Spotlight On: Dr. Lionel Drioche (Seth Morris) and learn what it’s like leading the theatre department of Marina Del Ray High. Finally, Listler answers love questions from loyal listeners during “Listler’s Love Lockdown.”

Ellie Kemper is the definition of young at heart! Ellie joins Ronna & Bevery in the Earwolf studio to chat about the wonderful cast of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, why she hasn’t joined Twitter, meeting her husband when she did bits on Late Night with Conan O’Brien, and what her celebrity cause would be if she had one. Plus, Beverly explains why she’s been leaving a muffin on Ronna’s doorstep for the past 2 weeks.

You're 23, you haven't gone to college, and you feel like a failure. What do you do about it?

Welcome back to Kid Rock Talk with your host Lionel Dalton (Ryan Meharry)! It's the only podcast all about Kid Rock with Lionel's co-host Momma Bell. This week they are joined on the porch by special guest Hollywood actress Tiffani Amber-Squeezin. Tiffani tells us about her experience babysitting Kid Rock's son, uses her acting skills to channel Kid Rock for an exclusive interview, and jams out with Lionel as they make up their own lyrics to the tune of Kid Rock's "All Summer Long." Finally, we find out the true meaning of Kid Rock's iconic song "Bawitdaba" as Traci Reardon answers Kid Rock tweets in another edition of “Help Me, Rhonda.”

Is New York City truly the 'Greatest City in the World', or a "rat-infested cesspool of noise and self-serving type A personalities all trying to outwork one another?" Also, James discusses life in the city before the Giuliani administration.

Paul F. Tompkins welcomes everyone back to hear all the voices on SPONTANEANATION! This week, Paul’s special guest is Andrea Savage from The Hotwives of Las Vegas! They chat about Andrea's earliest memory, the very specific fear that caused her to sleep on the floor for a year, and the dangers of earplugs. Paul is then joined by Jessica Chaffin, Matt Gourley, and Drew Massey to improvise a story set in a One Hour Photo Shop. And as always, Eban (only the best) Schletter scores it all on piano! DVR ALERT! Paul's new one-hour comedy special "Crying and Driving" airs this Saturday on Comedy Central, at 11pm Eastern and Pacific! PFT's EPISODE NOTES - Broadway legend Patti Lupone does indeed have a - Elizabeth Ashley is a husky-voiced actress! - Mack’s Pillow Soft Earplugs is not a sponsor of Spontaneanation! - James Garner and Mariette Hartley starred in . In the ads, it seemed as if they were a couple, but they were not!- “That’s a deep cut, gang!” - I completely forgot about ’s tiny white cowboy boots!

Our fearless bibliophiles argue the upsides of reading in today's society. Also, Stephen proposes the creation of a very exclusive club.

Randy and Jason kick off this week's episode by explaining why you don't loose a game on purpose or remove the team that always lets you beat them from your schedule. Then, Michael Rapaport joins the Sklars to talk about his new show Public Morals, what lead him to make a documentary about a Tribe Called Quest, and all things basketball. Also, the gang covers headlines that include Gronk's predatory training camp, a professional criminal that is anything but, and a picture frame that speaks a thousand words. Later, Jesse Thorne, not to be confused with Jesse Thorn, calls in to report that the Yankees are in fact still popular.

This week, Kulap is joined by guest host Armen Weitzman, who explains why he's now hosting with an open heart. Then, they welcome Josh Fadem, who was kind enough to bring his uncle Josh to explain his thoughts on modern day music and cell phones. Additionally, the gang debates what steps Johnny Depp could take to revitalize his career. Lastly, Josh explains how Space Jam 2 went from the shelves to viral sensation.

In Episode 15 of Season 3, Michael and Michael talk about the lessons they’ve learned from the incredible Connell Institute. Where did a young Michael Ian Black have his brain pumped with lifelong knowledge of several topics? How far does the legacy of the Connell Institute go? What about the great gift shop that is also located there? Tune in as Michael and Michael discuss about the dense history of the Connell Institute. “Topics” features original music by Dan Deacon.

Randy and Jason are joined by comedian Don Barris who discusses working with Jimmy Kimmel, his film Windy City Heat, and the joy of being the closing act for seven years at The Comedy Store. Then, Daniel Van Kirk covers headlines that include a mother who's too good at partying, a man who's family fire drill is on point, and kindergartners on the lamb. Lastly, Doug Buffone leaves a voicemail explaining why he's going to come down from heaven and play for the Bears.

James and Stephen explore the circular nature of gift giving within communities, and determine how to take home the biggest haul.

Recorded LIVE from LA Podfest 2015 is the Sleepover Podcast with your hosts Marsha Godstone (Mary Holland), Melanie Bill (Stephanie Allynne), and Trixie Cornell (Erin Whitehead)! They’re a group of 8th grade friends who talk about all the important topics including middle school flings. Joining them on the sleepover is Melanie’s older sister Jill Bill who teaches them how to be chill, what’s it like to be stoned, and opens up during a game of Truth or Dare.

The Fast & Furious family are back together again! Adam Scott joins Paul, Jason, and June to discuss one of the most important films of our generation, Furious 7. Recorded LIVE from Largo in Los Angeles, they’ll cover everything from Vin Diesel and Jason Statham’s superhero level street fight, the gang parachuting out of an airplane in cars, why everyone having telepathy would make sense, and much more.Plus, we learn about Fast & Furious fan fiction during audience Q&As! People of the internet: A while ago, Paul and Rob Huebel did a comedy special on a 60 foot glass bus that traveled around LA and now you’ll be able to see it. Go to vim.io/crashtestpaul now to buy it! The Hotwives (Casey Wilson, Danielle Schneider, Andrea Savage, Dannah Phirman, Tymberlee Hill, Angela Kinsey, Erinn Hayes) are back and this time they are in Vegas baby! The Hotwives of Las Vegas is coming to Hulu on Tuesday, August 18th! Also, check out June in Grace and Frankie available on Netflix, Paul in Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp on Netflix, all the episodes of NTSF:SD:SUV:: on HULU for free, ScheeRL on YouTube here: , and Jason in The Dictator (he’s still in it!).

This week, the Sklars welcome Richard Fulcher and guest host David Huntsberger. Together, they discuss the art of developing a stand up routine and knowing when to stick to it and when to go off the cuff. Then, David covers headlines that include the marriage of alcohol and firearms, a ninja that is beaten by an unsuspected second ninja, and a son that just can't say goodbye to his father. Lastly, Bob Fossil, of The Mighty Boosh, calls in to request that people stop calling his Zoo/Cemetery and asking for Rich Fulcher.

Randy and Jason talk about how the unofficial mascot for the Vikings negotiated his way out of a job and why AC/DC is to blame for the Cubs' field conditions. Then, the Sklars welcome Jon Hamm, who discusses his recent Emmy win, as well as the art of executing the final episode of a TV series. Later, in quick hits, the gang talks about a very ambitious ball boy, why German sports fans are anything but loosey-goosey, and a very reasonable blackmailer. Lastly, Bob Durst calls in to discuss the jokes that were made at his expense by Emmy's host Andy Sandberg.

This week, the Sklars welcome Scott Rogowsky who talks about hosting 12 Angry Mascots, Running Late, and his latest pilot on truTV. Then, Daniel Van Kirk covers stories that include a modern day Tarzan, a woman trying to catch the lizard man, and thieves that feature a rather eccentric kitty. Lastly, Bernie Sanders calls in to discuss why even after being elected president, he'll still move his car on street cleaning days.

New special guest friend/Metalocalypse creator Brendon Small joins the gang this week on Nerd Poker! In an alternate scenario, Nausica has sacrificed herself and has transported Dag, Houg, and Winter to a rural town in which the Moon Festival has begun complete with a magic show where they meet a new character by the name of Elzid Falcon-Crow.

Last time our adventurers were trying to escape flying eagle people, got into some woods, and saw some blue eagles. Now they are in the woods and things aren’t looking too good.

The gang is back on the road to the city after their encounter with the blue wolves. Will they run into a lone hitchhiker? Will they head to the city straight forward or will they find an alternate route? Tune in to find out!

In this week's kitchen countdown Howard discusses his trip to St. Louis, riding a moped in Texas, the proper way to woo a woman, and much more!

Mr. Show & Breaking Bad’s Bob Odenkirk returns along with our favorite sketch group The Birthday Boys on today’s Comedy Bang Boing! Bob takes us through the true final episode of Breaking Bad, he helps Scott find a new catchphrase, and tells us all about working with The Birthday Boys on their new IFC show which premieres Friday, October 18th (which you should absolutely tune in to if you know what’s good for ya!). Enhance your CBB listening experience by grabbing yourself an ice cold Coca-Cola, Pepsi, or (s)TaB and enjoy that secret recipe taste!

Andrew Ti and special guest Nore Davis finish the week off by discussing Black Angel Christmas ornaments posing with gazelles. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.