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Dancing in the deepest oceans with Greg Behrendt.

This week, Randy and Jason help make clear how to know when a sales rep for the Phoenix Suns is aggressively pursuing your wife, as well as what could possibly be the greatest sports call of all time. Then, the Sklars welcome to the show Hal Rudnick who talks about how he lost his favorite shirt, why Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is an actual genie, and the time he almost stole Macho Man Randy Savage's woman. Later, the gang discusses the most expensive sex Jon Daly ever had and the thing that woke a sleeping Tiger. Lastly, Michael Caine calls in to explain why a shot for shot remake of his movie Victory is absolutely necessary.

Randy and Jason welcome to the show actor Chris Sullivan who joins the conversation of Caitlyn Jenner receiving the Arthur Ashe Courage Award, as well the luxury of working on the incredibly authentic set of The Knick. Also, Daniel Van Kirk covers stories that include a man who displays his distaste for the neighbors by gifting them with his furniture, a woman whose story is too difficult to believe, and a city that holds a formal memorial for a dead raccoon. Lastly, Oscar De La Hoya calls in to explain why sleeping with people while wearing a clown costume is totally fine.

Kulap and guest host Armen Weitzman welcome to the show Jonah Ray, who explains how he uses music to get in touch with his island roots, as well as the hardships of grinding with a lady, while at a school dance. Also, the gang explains why you don't have to see a movie, just because a studio keeps remaking it. Later, Jonah discusses which bands were the ones that got away and why some things can never be thrown away.

Andrew Ti and special guest Ann Friedman finish the week off by discussing the Afgan Girl National Geographic cover. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Our adventurers finally busted through a wall after defeating a bunch of hairy disgusting flea trolls. They are now descending down a spiral into what seems to be magical drow territory with a faint light emanating from it.

Ann Friedman and Andrew talk about British rappers saying the n word in their songs. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Ann Friedman and Andrew discuss the Great Slave Lake. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Proud Canadian Tom Green makes his first appearance as wonderful co-host/high school graduate Trabitha Tarteen joins Scott on this week’s Comedy Bing Bong! Tom takes us through the seasons, gives us some great Halloween costume advice, and shares his passion for tech while talking about his interactive web-o-vision show. Then, therapist Gale Burbiglia stops by all the way from Burbank to heal everyone by helping them better acquainted with their inner child.

Kyle and David are Tig-less this week in a chat with a friend of the show from North Carolina Jeff McInnis who has a Ph.D in Neuroscience, about controlling the brain with light. Jeff talks to the guys about testing the effects of light on mice, brain chemistry and decision making, and brain mapping.

Sean Conroy stops by the studio to chat with Ku-Ku and Grand Pooba on this week's TWO CHARTED! Without revealing any incriminating details, Howard recaps the week that was and introduces us to all the shady characters he encountered as well as details a ridiculous incident regarding stretching. Next, Kulap counts down the ingredients for a perfect summah vacation as Sean provides his hilarious two-cents along the way. Dig in, Chartists!

Think about every time a movie villain asks the hero something like, "you and what army?" You know what happens next: a door opens, a roof explodes, or the camera pushes out the window to show, you guessed it, our hero's army. Maybe it's the rest of the Avengers, maybe an actual army, or maybe just our hero's muscle. It's a clever reveal in the moment, but think about it realistically. Does that mean if Tony Stark is chatting with Loki and that moment is about to happen, are the rest of the Avengers just hiding in a lobby somewhere waiting for their cue? Maybe they're in a broom closet, ears pressed to the door. What if no one asks, "you and what army?" Is there a contingency plan for dramatically revealing yourself? Every movie is full of logic gaps like these where, for the sake of time or dramatic tension or comedy, the audience is spared the mundane or absurd reality of a situation. This week on the podcast, Jack O'Brien is joined by Cracked editors Jason Pargin (aka David Wong) and Tom Reimann to discuss 6 observational pet peeves that will change how you watch all movies.

Join special guest host Samm Levine as he talks with showrunner/writer/director Jack Kenny. Jack makes it through most of his Hollywood story, spending extra time talking about gems like Warehouse 13, The Book of Daniel, and Titus.

Rick L. Hinds II & Andrew talk about the use of the term African American by White people. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Writer Ann Friedman of the Call Your Girlfriend podcast joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they discuss whether being weirded out by knowing someone who didn’t know White people when they grew up is racist or not. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Andy Daly, Peter Gwinn, and Amanda Sitko join Matt Besser and witness listeners get into the Case Closed Thunderdome and settle the Sun Kil Moon debate on this week’s improv4humans! We’ll also hear what it would be like if your name became slang for a curse word, if you had a teacher who enjoys watching you cheat, and the consequences of an uncle taking a birthday joke toward his nephew too far. New York: improv4humans with Matt Besser will be LIVE at the Del Close Marathon this Saturday (6/27) at the UCBeast from 1-5pm. 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!

Ann Friedman & Andrew talk about noticing racism only if you’re looking for it. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Hayes and Sean are forced to skip their great intro bit because they spent too long serving their fans at a Hudson News book signing for their new similar memoirs, "My Podcast Life." Fans Tim, Anastasia, Adam, Valerie, and Joe appear on the show to have Hayes and Sean sign their books and discuss their favorite parts.

This week, the gang recaps 'A Midsummah Nights Dream,' during which time, Howard murdered Kulap. Then, Kulap discusses the proper way to taste champagne, which sparks Howard's tale of how he became saliva buddy's with Mr. T. Additionally, the crew debates how they would fare as contestants on American Ninja Warrior. Lastly, Kulap explains why Magic Mike XXL is a must watch for all men.

Beach chairs, worth punching a child over? Secondary career's for retired mascot's, is there such a thing? These questions and more on this week's Sklarbro Country. Also, Randy and Jason welcome to the show actor and former NBA star Rick Fox. Rick discusses life as a professional athlete, the process of building another career after sports, and how social media is changing the game for everyone. Later, the gang debates whether or not athletes should be allowed to play with fire, as well as whether or not wrestlers should be allowed to throw doors at their fans. Lastly, Jerry Jones calls in to reveal the best way to keep your players and family happy.

We continue to follow our heroes as they kick some greasy looking hunchback tick butt!

Ronna & Beverly are back in Los Angeles with a very special guest by the name of Nola to go through listener comments as well as offer advice on how to tell a friend they smell like a dead fish, marriage, and more!

Paul F. Tompkins welcomes all the important people back to this sacred place known as SPONTANEANATION! This week, Paul’s special guest is Canadian actor Aaron Abrams of NBC’s Hannibal! They chat about reasons Aaron would give to never talk to his cousins again, question why people make Christmas cards, and reminisce about the time Aaron was rushed into having a Bar Mitzvah. Paul is then joined by James Bladon, Matt Gourley, and Mark McConville of Superego to improvise a story set at an Intergalactic School for the Performing Arts. As always, the wondrous Eban Schletter scores it all on piano! The next LIVE SPONTANEANATION will be recorded at Largo on Saturday, August 1st! Last time, live audiences ONLY got to hear Paul and guest Scott Aukerman cover a Smiths song; what exclusive live moments will the August audience get? Get your tickets before it sells out: bit.ly/SPONT815

Andrew Ti and special guest Rick L. Hinds II finish the week off by discussing Punk rock. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

We’re here to celebrate a man by the name of Reggie Watts as he bids farewell to the Comedy Bang! Bang! TV show. Joining Scott to say goodbye to Reggie is CBB TV’s Executive Producer and Head Writer Neil Campbell who helps mediate Scott & Reggie’s public conversation on why Reggie is leaving the show and what awaits him in the world of late night television. Also, dropping by is BB-8, the ball droid from the new Star Wars film to wish Reggie farewell, tell us all about the new Star Wars film, and to throw his hat in the ring to replace Reggie on the show. Plus, Reggie & Neil finally go head to head in the much anticipated and epic Freestyle Rap Battle rematch in CBB history! Tune into the special Goodbye Reggie Watts episode of CBB TV this Thursday (June 4th) at 10:30/9:30 Central on IFC.