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Andrew Ti and special guest Josh Simpson finish the week off by discussing a caller’s father calling her son a Third world orphan. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Comedian, new dad and fellow podcaster Ryan Sickler of The CrabFeast podcast joins the guys on this week’s Sklarbro County! Ryan talks about his soccer coach from middle school, why he wouldn’t go to the Superbowl to root for his own team, what it’s like being a new father, and being a Washington Bullets fan as a kid. Daniel Van Kirk brings us crazy stories today which include one bad acid trip that led a man to go on a one week long crime spree that ended at a McDonald’s drive-thru, a battle between brothers over a shower led to a shared driveway fight with a rifle, and a Spanish woman who was forced to confess that she was cheating on her husband after she gave birth to a baby with dwarfism. Later, the Sklars’ good friend Myndy Crist stops by to tell us all about her brief phone relationship with Bruce Willis which lead to him looking out for her. Make sure to stream The Sklar Brothers’ one hour special “What Are We Talking About” right this very minute on Netflix, don’t forget to buy the Sklars’ album available on iTunes today, and check out when the Sklars are coming to your city at www.supersklars.com!

Dane Cook and Reggie Watts dig deep to talk comedy on this week’s B-B-B-BONUS Comedy Bang Bang! Scott, Reggie and Dane share their excitement for the mid-season premiere of season three of Comedy Bang Bang: The TV series, which premieres on IFC on Friday, October 17th & Dane’s new stand-up special Troublemaker which premieres on Showtime on Friday, October 17th as well by sharing stories from the set of CBB. Troubled teen Rick Faber also returns to update us on some of the immature behavior he has been doing toward nerds before going head to head with Dane & Reggie in a dang game of Would You Rather!

Josh Simpson & Andrew talk about the Indian with the star on the Tootsie Roll pop wrapper. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

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Actress, comedian, improviser, and the first Whooch guest to be a part of the Jurassic Park franchise, Lauren Lapkus stops by this week’s WHO CHARTED! Lauren, Ku-Ku, & Wie-Wie chat about Ariana Grande, which reality TV show they’d be on, the Top 5 Current Butt Songs, and ass restaurants during the TOP 5 ULTIMATE MUSIC CHART. Lauren gives a sample of her different character voices and everyone talks about Ben Affleck’s dong cameo in Gone Girl as they count down the MOVIE CHART. Plus, Lauren explains why she can no longer play basketball this season with her team The Kimmy Dribblers and tells us how Traci Reardon’s summah went as she answers your questions during the TWEET CHART!

Nova Rockafeller and Jensen Karp breeze on in to count down some charts with Howard and Kulap, and talk about Nova's new EP, Problem Child, on this week's Who Charted! On this week's episode, the crew discuss Iggy Azalea's butt and Nas' lip injections, talk about the oldest person they still find attractive, and Howard wears a scarf and invents the brilliant game: Melons of Cavan. Plus, Nova tells us about some crazy encounters with the law and talks about her love for Laser Tag. Tune in to find out why Young Nova and Jackie Chan just might be the same person. Don't forget to get your tickets to the Who Charted live show at The LA Podfest, Saturday, September 27th at 2pm. http://www.eventbrite.com/e/2014-los-angeles-podcast-festival-tickets-10814850509

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heads up, the pic for this ep is a throwback rss pic so just do what this doggie gif says.

Howard, Kulap, and Beats Per Mustard Morris do a gift exchange on this week’s Two Charted before talking about why bank tellers are the new therapist, being brave at the dentist, and Howards time at the “World Jet Ski Races.” Later, Howard makes everyone nervous during a segment of “How To Act,” before sparking a hot debate over the invention of a motorcycle that rumbles enough to arouse a woman, while still being quiet enough to not bother anyone. Also, Kulap raises the bar on what it means to be a Chartist when she plays a song that was written just for her! Just before it’s all said and done Howard reminisces of the times when “what happened at the rink, stayed at the rink.” Oh, those were the days!!!

Friends of the show Dan Telfer & Rick Remender are back taking on the roles of Lyra & Winter on this week’s episode of Nerd Poker! Our nerds had a little altercation with a red giant which left him all cut up. After looting the giant’s body & a brief chat about dildos, they head off to sneak to the docks to continue their travels!

Randy and Jason kick off the episode with “Sklarbrotration,” where in, they issue proper punishment for anybody who wanders into the action of a professional sporting event. Later, joined by Dave Anthony and Gar Ryness, the SklarBros revolutionize the world of podcasts by introducing…the CARCAST! Join these four friends on a journey to the NLCS. Along the way they will predict the outcome of game 3, make a case for why the 1989 World Series saved the lives of thousands of people, and Randy will give some life advice to Randy Choate. Finally, in a deed of good will, Dr. Tuttle calls in with some sage health advice that best be taken very seriously.

Ken Marino & Casey Wilson of NBC’s Marry Me sing their hearts out on this week’s Comedy Bean Bag! After giving us an oral history of their new show Marry Me, Ken & Casey collabo once more as they create a brand new going to commercial theme song. Then, Dr. Jerry Pensacola stops by to explain what steps you must take to get your blood singing. Plus, everyone breaks the mold during a game of Riddle Me This!

She's a drop dead gorgeous actress, and model - a fave of ours from Burning Love - and is a total delight! The sparkling DEANNA RUSSO came on and discussed having worked in a car wash (like Elizabeth!) how a mystical necklace has held extremely special meaning to her, and why bungee jumping was a far better experience than skydiving. Enjoy!

Jared Logan & Andrew talk about whether using the term “heebie-jeebies” is racist. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Making pictures with Doug Benson.

Andrew Ti and special guest Jared Logan finish the week off by discussing the thought of being afraid to have kids in this cruel world. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Join Gil Ozeri, Lauren Lapkus, Johnny Meeks, and Alex Fernie for this week's episode of improv4humans with Matt Besser. Tune in to hear Lauren Lapkus' cure for cancer, how to make it in Hollywood using the prison system, vagina possums, and how to use a matrix to break down complex words like "rosasian". Make sure to get the UCB Comedy Improv Manual, Matt Besser’s new comedy album at mattbesser.com, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

You may be the first to admit that your Facebook page is simply a highlight reel of your life -- a carefully collected stream of only the best pictures, moments, and one-liners -- but why is it hard to make that same realization about the lives of everyone else? Why do we assume Japan is a nuthouse of tentacle porn and horrifying game shows, even though all the weird American porn and TV doesn’t make our nation a typhoon of madness? That's sampling bias, homies! The same way the local news only reports the one study that “proves” Aspartame causes cancer but ignores all of the studies that say it doesn't. Our brain does this to us all day. Other people’s brains do it to us, too. If you think Russia is basically ‘Mad Max’ with Snow, 24/7, it’s because your picture of Russia comes from the craziest dash-cam videos a few Russians managed to upload. On today’s podcast, Cracked editors Jack O'Brien, Jason Pargin (aka David Wong), and Alex Schmidt sit down for a podcast about the unexpected sampling errors that populate our life. Throw on your headphones and click play

The wonderful Jenji Kohan, creator of Orange Is The New Black joins Ronna & Beverly to answer all of their OITNB questions. They also chat about scuba diving, Jenji’s hairdresser L'Nor & her creativity, the Emmys, Naked and Afraid, and Jenji’s upcoming project about the Salem Witch Trials for HBO. Plus, Beverly explains why she wants to renounce her motherhood.

The great and hilarious Tony Sam stops by the County to tell us all about his new stand-up album “Scaredy Cat.” Tony tells us about the time he was arrested for drinking & driving, the process of retiring old stand-up material & writing new material, and what really scares him. Daniel Van Kirk also tells us about his first trip to New York City as well as brings us crazy stories which include and Iowa couple arrested for having sex on a boardwalk in Florida, a cringeworthy story dealing with a Colombian woman’s stomach pain, and a campsite rampage courtesy of a feral pig. Plus, Doug Buffone is in the studio to speak on his recent obsession with UFOs. Make sure to stream The Sklar Brothers’ one hour special “What Are We Talking About” right this very minute on Netflix, don’t forget to buy the Sklars’ album available on iTunes today, and check out when the Sklars are coming to your city at www.supersklars.com!

Adam’s guest is Chris Erwin, Head of Operations for Big Frame. The company, which was acquired this year by DreamWorks, is often called a multichannel network, or MCN, while Chris describes Big Frame as, "a new-era entertainment company for teens and millennials.” Adam asks Chris to explain more about what MCNs and Big Frame do, especially with regard to developing and managing the careers of digital-first creators, like YouTube stars Ingrid Nilsen, Tyler Oakley and Amanda Steele. Since Earwolf and Midroll Media are digital-first media companies, as well, Adam and Chris talk about the similarities between their businesses, and how they make money for talent. Finally, they discuss what it’s like to work in entertainment tech and in the Silicon Beach of Los Angeles.

On today’s episode, Andrew and Jared Logan talk about wedding reception food and the use of the term appropriating. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.