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The adorable Louis Peitzman of BuzzFeed joins Ronna & Beverly to chat about his generation always being in front of a screen, his live storytelling show “Cheaper Than Therapy” which he co-hosts with Sarah Thyre, Caitlyn Jenner, the creator of The Human Centipede, and how we easily forget how racist Disney movies were. Plus, the ladies follow up with one of their listeners and offer them some marriage advice.

Why is it that if you hear a pop song like "I Kissed A Girl" more than two or three times, you feel like you're going insane, but when you play an old video game you can listen to the music for hours? Some of the song loops from Super Mario or Sonic the Hedgehog are only around a minute long, yet they never annoy or distract as you try to finish a level. The brain does weird things in response to repetition. As you'll hear in the episode, a UCSD professor found that if you hear a repeating loop of almost any series of spoken words, your mind will begin to hear that input as music. This week on the podcast, Jack O'Brien is joined by Cracked editors Dan O'Brien and Alex Schmidt to discuss how the human mind seeks out repetition, turns that repetition into music, and how video games have turned this science into an unsung art form.

Combat Jack & Andrew talk about whether the Rock Trolls from Disney’s Frozen are racist or not. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Pulling your card with Anthony Jeselnik.

Combat Jack & Andrew talk about White dudes taking pride in their state’s Mexican food. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

This week, the Sklars welcome to the show comedian Drew Michael, who discusses why Chicago and Los Angeles celebrate their Stanley cups so differently, as well as why Seinfeld never would have existed during the age of cell phones. Additionally, Sam the engineer tells the story of the night he saved Drew’s life. Also, Daniel Van Kirk covers stories that include a riot inducing waffle maker, a man that blacks out and becomes a cop, and how Taco Bell has decided to risk it all. Lastly, Steven Seagal calls in to explain why “everything is coming up Seagal.”

Randy and Jason start off the show by brainstorming proper punishments for the St. Louis Cardinals and revealing why sports paraphernalia is the best investment a fan can make. Then, the Sklars welcome to the show Dave Hill who discusses why LeBron is a really good guy, why ZZ Top is magic, and why the Chicago Blackhawks may or may not be a dynasty. Later, in quick hits the gang covers stories that include a restaurants ability to turn away business, as well as a soccer player who's able to turn a crowd evil. Lastly, Sepp Blatter calls in to defend the integrity of Fifa.

The Blastoff crew is together again in a hatch away from the hatch as they talk about Tig’s special, David’s experience working on his new Syfy show Reactor, and Kyle’s lively neighborhood. They also find out the origin of “giving him the business” as well as get into identity. What is cool? What is real? Who do you identify as? Stay tuned for part two coming soon!

Our adventurers traveled through the caves and now are in an underground city full of pillars and are examining some Phosphorus plants. Plus, we hear some flashback memories of D&D games and poop.

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Podcast legend Combat Jack joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they discuss if it’s racist for a White person to dress up as Rachel Dolezal for Halloween. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Guten tag! It's time for another episode of Film Chat with Adalwolf Ditmar (Brendon Small), the premier film chat show for those who appreciate the "key of G". This week, the new head of the Board of Directors for the American Film Institute stops by for a chat. This wonderful "unicorn of a woman" explains what current films should be added to the archives, the underrated glory of 'Desolation of Smaug', and her constant drooling. Then later Traci Reardon stops by to answer Twitter questions for "Help Me Rhonda!"

Alright chickadees, welcome back to Chick Chat with your host Bishop Gertrude Steinham (Cameron Esposito)! It’s the show in which we discuss women’s rights, women’s needs, and every other important thing in between. This week we are joined by the head of the Women Studies department at Sarah Lawrence college, Miss Sarah Lawrence for a special summer show. They’ll chat about Sarah’s use of invisible barriers, learning when you are first becoming a woman, and women in television. Later, Traci Reardon arrives to offer her advice and answer all women related questions to her Twitter followers in another edition of “Help Me, Rhonda.”

Andrew Ti and special guest Kara Brown finish the week off by discussing the idea of being racist toward White people. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Josh Fadem & Andrew talk about the use of the “T word.” Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Stephanie Allynne and Mookie Blaiklock return for a special improv3humans with Matt Besser! They’ll show what it’s like to be in marriage therapy with a husband who has participated in a purity ball, explore what it would be like to flirt with a complete stranger on a public bus, and do their best to introduce the new must wear goggles legislation during a porn shoot. Plus, everyone discusses apology culture in another edition of What’s Bothering You? 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!

Welcome back America! Wompler & Listler continue their broadcast from the Marina Del Ray Public Library and this week they are joined by Health teacher Mr. Joe Bongo (Andy Daly)! Mr. Bongo tells us about non traditional teaching style, his Sex-Ed unit, and his current student band. Later, we learn about Mr. Bongo’s lucid dreaming as we give out some love advice during Listler’s Love Lockdown. Plus, Mr. Bongo reveals his greatest sadness as he answers questions from the Anonymous Question Box.

On this week's show, Kulap enlightens Chartist's on what kind of self inflicted pain Howard has been putting himself through since adolescence. Additionally, Howard explains the best way to continue one's physical growth far into adulthood. Later, Kulap gives the play by play of her weekend in Vegas, specifically the best way to get there.

Randy and Jason welcome to the show Alison Becker, who talks about the genesis of her improv career, her work on Parks And Recreation, and why true professionals throw up on set. Then, Daniel Van Kirk covers stories from across the country that include a group of water gun bandit's, a woman who steals a free breakfast, and twin brothers who have a classic brick fight. Lastly, Penelope Cruz calls in to share her admiration for Randy and Jason.

In this bonus Ask the UCB episode, Matt Besser talks about improv openings and answers questions about the musical guests on the show. 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!

Horatio and Chad open up Bro Bro Studios and hit record and all hell breaks loose. Fran Gillespie and Jon Gabrus make their second appearances on the show and Joe Wengert steps up to the plate in his Hooray Show debut. We finally find out what happens to Horatio after the car accident, what day is bagel day in the hospital, and we steal a signal from and tune into the Guccione family radio program.

Happy New Year and welcome to It’s Not Just Magic with Rick Glassman! Today Rick is joined by professional Magic: The Gathering player Damien Forceright. Rick and Damien talk about the road that lead Damien to becoming a pro Magic player, the 4 facts about men & women, do a little role-playing to see what it would be like for Rick to walk through the world as a woman, and break down motivational sayings. Later, Traci Reardon arrives to offer advice on the secret to happiness and more to Twitter followers in her recurring segment, “Help Me, Rhonda.”

Kara Brown and Andrew talk about the “where are you from” question in relation to a job interview. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Kara Brown & Andrew talk about whether you should let people touch your hair or not. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Cuing it up with Dave Holmes.