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Transmitting from Marina Del Ray Public Library, Wompler & Listler are back with Computer Science teacher Mr. Jordache (Neil Casey) for another episode of WOMP IT UP! Mr. J is joining the STARS program to talk about the truth of his incident which occurred at the Marina Del Ray High Men’s locker room, taking time off on a cruise to Alaska, and the reason for his 6 month marriage. Plus, listeners get some relationship advice on outrageous kinks/fetishes during Listler’s Love Lockdown.

Thank god for eBay for saving Johnny’s Bananas and making it the first ever StreamBay original series! Rafflecast brings you inside the writer’s room of season 4 of the animated series Johnny’s Bananas starring Johnny “Drama” Chase & Andrew Dice Clay. Listen into hear staff writers Jon Daly, Gil Ozeri, Jake Fogelnest, Shelby Fero, Joe Mande, John Gemberling, Gabe Delahaye, Tom Scharpling, and John Levenstein as they create a hilarious season of the only show you’ll be watching on StreamBay this year.

Josh Fadem & Andrew talk about salsa being in the International food isle instead of being with the other condiments in the grocery store. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Welcome back to Second Chances with Donald Faulter (Ben Schwartz), the show in which you can reach those in the afterlife including loved ones, historical figures, and celebrities. On the 1000th episode, Donald is joined by yogurt contest winner and famous acrobat Salmy McFurft all the way from India. Salmy gets closure as she communicates with her grandmother, father, and Bea Arthur. Plus, Traci Reardon finally gets to ask her grandmother a very important question as well as offer her advice to Twitter followers in her recurring segment, “Help Me, Rhonda.”

On this week's county, the Sklars welcome to the show Adam Cayton-Holland, who talks about his new series Those Who Can't, as well as how the legalization of marijuana has affected tourism in Denver. Then, Daniel Van Kirk covers news stories that include, a guy who parks his car inside his house, a man on the run, whose hideout is broken into, by another man on the run, and a sweet sixteen that receives an unexpected gift. Lastly, Bob Durst calls in to invite the Sklars to dinner.

Spicing it up with Cristela Alonzo.

The hilarious Josh Fadem joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they discuss the phrase “Black don’t crack.” Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Ian Roberts and Zach Woods join Matt Besser for a LIVE improv4humans recorded from the new UCB Sunset theatre in Los Angeles. They’ll do their best to ignore the attention wanting guy with the cat on his head, come up with a fun solution for a postcoital mess, and explore a young man’s snake fetish. Plus, Eric the Paid intern returns along with We Need To Talk about Kevin to share their Man on the Street Interview at the Santa Monica Pier. Make sure to get the Upright Citizens Brigade television show season 3 now available on DVD, the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, Matt Besser’s new comedy album at mattbesser.com, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Kulap and Howard welcome to the show, pioneer of the conceptual podcast, Matt Gourley, host of SuperEgo. Matt gives insight into the other realms of this rapidly growing medium. Then, Howard gives his take on how Serial, the murder mystery podcast, will come to an end. Also, the gang jests about some of their most recent live concerts that they've attended. Later, Howard and Matt discuss the hardships of explaining to your parents what a podcast is. Lastly, Matt answers some of the most challenging questions Chartists have ever come up with.

Ronna & Beverly once again bring down the house at the UCB theater in Los Angeles with their special guests Matt Walsh of HBO’s Veep and Jeff Garlin of The Goldbergs! Tune in to hear behind the scenes stories of Hugh Laurie, the legend of the super sized Snickers bar, and how Jeff lost his virginity to a heckler.

Should be working now, thanks for the heads up!

California Supreme Windows Presents: The California Supreme WinShow with your host Aaron Toblerone (Joe Wengert)! It’s the only AM radio show about the most valuable and beautiful aspect of any home, windows! Aaron is joined by his brother Darren Toblerone to talk about windows you didn’t realize were windows, new window innovations, and to play a game of trivia during their segment “What Do I See Through The Window? The Tanners or the Winslows?” Later, Traci Reardon stops by to offer advice to her Twitter followers, possibly window related, in her recurring segment, “Help Me, Rhonda.”

You're right! Please forgive me, Kyle's sing songiness made it sounds like Joe for some reason and I know I have heard this character on Blastoff before but I couldn't get any info anywhere to double check with the name. Anyway, all should be well now!

On this week's episode, a warning is issued to all flakey guests, particularly Dolph Lundgren, that if you promise to appear on Sklarbro Country and don't, a British jackass will pee on your shoes. Then, Randy and Jason welcome to the show John Darnielle, lead singer of The Mountain Goats. John, talks about his latest album, wherein he drew inspiration from his love of Pro Wrestling, as well as parenthood and it's affects on life as a professional performer. Later, the gang covers stories that include the world record for planking, Caitlyn Jenner's social grey area's, and a basketball charity event that fights violence with violence. Lastly, Dennis Rodman calls in to publicly welcome Caitlyn Jenner into his personal life.

Andrew Ti and special guest Taz Ahmed finish the week off by discussing why you tend to gravitate to your ethnic group in social situations. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Randy and Jason start off the show with takes that include hot dogs that prove some things should never go down in price and college students who don't know when to say "agree to disagree." Then, the Sklars are joined by Will Forte who talks about his new show The Last Man On Earth, the unique process that he used to get into the mind of a character that is three years younger than him, and how Melrose Place revealed the secret to succeeding in business. Later in quick hits, the gang covers headlines that include; a woman who makes an assumption far too bold, a ball player with the most unlikely of injuries, and the brand new Tim Tebow snack. Lastly, Robert Durst drops by to announce his new GoFundMe project.

Wompler and Listler are at it again as they come to you from the Marina Del Ray Public Library along with Wompler’s step dad Seth (Brian Huskey) working the levels on a new WOMP IT UP! Listler catches us up on a STARS program exclusive field trip to Capt. Dave’s Dolphin and Whale Watching Safari during Hot Topix, Seth debuts his own segment called Cutting the Cheese: Seth Wompler Talks about the Issues of the Day That Are Cheesing Him or Rubbing Him the Wrong Way If You Don’t Know What the Phrase Cheese Means, and everyone advises listeners in the ways of the heart in another edition of Listler’s Love Lockdown. Then, we put the Spotlight On: Dr. Dennis Endercut (Brian Stack) as we learn about his literary magazine, what’s on his bucket list, and if he’s ever been in love. Plus, Principal Sanders (Miriam Tolan) makes a surprise visit to the library!

Throwing Shade’s Erin Gibson and Bryan Safi expose the true intentions of geese on today’s Who Charted! As they countdown the Top 5 Billboard: Hot 100 songs, we hear how women can be creeps too, how much a room in Howard’s animal hotel goes for, and when there will be a dispensary cinema. Then, everyone discusses morning radio, the Beverly Center, and the secret restaurant on Fairfax in LA during the Movie Chart. Plus, we find out what was the last item Erin & Bryan bought at the grocery store, what their favorite movie is, and more as they answer your Qs in the Tweet Chart!

Returning champion Colin Hanks of FX’s Fargo is here to talk about his humble beginnings on Comedy Bean Bag! Colin tells us all about one of his first acting roles on Roswell, the status of his Tower Records documentary, and the record that got him hooked onto music. Then, Marla Charles, Carol Sheldon, Margie Donk, and Pam John arrive to talk about the wonderful Golden Duchess Cruise Lines cruise they recently took and share some fun facts about themselves during a game of Would You Rather! Don’t forget to vote now for your favorite episodes for the Best of CBB 2014 right now here: http://earwolf.polldaddy.com/s/best-of-cbb-2014! Also, pick yourself up the 2014 CBB LIVE Bundle over at the Earwolf store!

Randy, Jason, and Daniel Van Kirk welcome to the show legendary Chicago comedian Emo Philips, who sheds some light on living life outside of the box, as well as why the recent history of the Chicago Blackhawks is a direct parallel to democracy. Then, Daniel covers stories from across the globe that include an eight year old boy who's in charge of the car pool, a child that can only be disciplined by the police, and alcoholics who receive the job of a lifetime. Lastly, Michael Kissick leaves a voicemail wherein he describes his impromptu vacation.

Join guest host Samm Levine as he sits down with actor Dean Cameron (Summer School, Ski School) to discuss the many roles Dean has portrayed in the industry. Dean mostly chats about the great friendships he has maintained over the years aiding him to stay creative in his career.

The Wild Horses cannot be tamed! Lauren Lapkus, Stephanie Allynne, Mary Holland, and Erin Whitehead are back on improv4humans with Matt Besser! They’ll go on a road trip with an annoying honker, share a romantic handkerchief story reminiscent of Grease, and use metaphors to battle with some neighbors. Plus, the Wild Horses bring the gossipy elephants of Dumbo to life in an improv4humans Movie Review! 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!

David talks about the process of being anxious and anticipation as he checks in with Kyle during his time at the World Series of Poker. Plus, they check in with Kyle’s mother about some interesting texts she’s received.

Taz Ahmed and Andrew talk about whether elections are racist or not. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Paul F. Tompkins welcomes ye, ye, and even little ye back to Spontaneanation! This week he is joined by special guest Michael Sheen of Masters of Sex! They chat about what animal Michael would save from extinction, tricking his sister into thinking he could speak Welsh, and the practice of dodo kicking. Paul is then joined by improvisers James Bladon, Sarah Burns and Mark McConville to improvise a story set during the Annual Ghost Sex Convention in Las Vegas. As always, the magnificent Eban Schletter scores it all on piano. Have you met any five-year-old boys named Scatman? You're about to!