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This week, after VERY SHORT donor & Chuck Mangione segments, special guest Dan Telfer & the gang continues down the path into night. They run afoul of Cadillac, Horse & Hearse sized gold ants & and the elusive actor who played JFK. Will the gang spider climb to safety in the trees? Or, regular climb?

Who Charted’s own Kulap Vilaysack joins the County boys to tell us all about her documentary Origin Story on this week’s Sklarbro County! Kulap takes us behind the scenes as she talks about how she found out that the father who raised her wasn’t her biological father, the moment she decided to travel to Laos to meet her real father, and documenting the her journey. Daniel Van Kirk is with us always to bring us crazy stories which include a Florida suspect who was busted because of some kittens & the announcement of the Olive Garden “Never Ending Pasta Pass.” Plus, Doug Buffone joins us in the studio to talk about the Bears victory & his documentary about George “Papa Bear” Halas.

Baron Vaughn & Andrew answer the question, “Is the Broadway cast of Aladdin racist?” Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Burning down the house with Ben Gleib.

Broken Lizard member & director of Super Troopers, Club Dread, & Beerfest, Jay Chandrasekhar joins Howard & Kulap to rename September on this week’s WHO CHARTED! Canadian songs being too nice, Hollywood stalkers, and Friday Night Lights are all brought up as they count down the TOP 5 BILLBOARD POP SONGS Music Chart. Then, we hear about Jay’s sophisticated & raunchy Amazon pilot “Really” and why Jay has decided to stop with superhero movies during the MOVIE CHART. Finally, Jay shares an incredible Willy Nelson story from the set of The Dukes of Hazzard as he answers your questions in the TWEET CHART! Be sure to check out the new trailer for Kulap’s documentary, Origin Story at http://www.originstorydoc.com/, and support the project by going to it’s Indiegogo fundraising page: igg.me/at/originstorydoc. Don’t forget to follow us on twitter and facebook and #FF @originstorydoc! Plus, pick up ‘Summah This, Summah That’ at http://howardkremer.bandcamp.com/album/summah-this-summah-that and head to http://teespring.com/gucruiseshirt to pick up your very own Gu Cruise T-shirt. Don’t miss Howard’s glowing endorsement of Origin Story, available on YouTube.

Cracked Head Writer Dan O'Brien grabs the reigns of the podcast and invites Cracked's Soren Bowie and Riot's Liana Maeby to the show to defend their terrible taste. Dan and Soren defend their love of 'Space Jam' and 'The Saint,' while Liana maintains her stance that The Beatles are terrible.

Join Kevin as he sits down with actor Craig Cackowski (Drunk History, The Thrilling Adventure Hour) as they discuss his transition from drama to comedy. Craig chats about the lectures he received from Del Close on the hey day of improv comedy, his first and only album, Dance Music for Italian Rabbis, and that simply having fun is most of the battle.

Baron Vaughn & Andrew talk about Nicki Minaj haters, all white women twerking classes, and Iggy Azalea. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Gundum right it's time for a new Two Charted with your hosts Kulap 'Cinnamon on a Sundae' Vilaysack and Howard 'Summah Man' Kremer. Tune in to hear your favorite chart keepers explain Stolen Summah and advocate for the Minus 9 Movement. Plus, Kulap talks about making the podcast and radio rounds, trying to meet her goal for her Indie Go-Go campaign, and Howard finally cleans house. Congrats to Cody for being an adult! Be sure to check out the new trailer for Kulap’s documentary, Origin Story at http://www.originstorydoc.com/, and support the project by going to it’s Indiegogo fundraising page: igg.me/at/originstorydoc. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook and #FF @originstorydoc! Plus, pick up ‘Summah This, Summah That’ at http://howardkremer.bandcamp.com/album/summah-this-summah-that and head to http://teespring.com/gucruiseshirt to pick up your very own Gu Cruise T-shirt.

Baron Vaughn returns to join Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about people associating du-rags solely with thugs. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Chris Sullivan from Cinemax's 'The Knick' pays a visit to the calming shores of Sklarbro Country for the very first time! Tune in to hear the guys talk about the unorthodox creation of the show, how television is being revolutionized by drama series, and how Sully learned his Irish accent. Plus, Bryant Gumbel calls in, the Sklars give their take on the NFL/Ray Rice debacle, and the crew get into some medicinally inspired Quick Hits.

The incredibly talented actress/comedian Sarah Burns joins Ronna & Beverly for a fascinating chat all about her life. They’ll talk about everything from her training at The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute, performing at both UCB NY & LA, her experience as a regular on HBO’s Enlightened, and her tremendous love of both her husband & cooking. Plus, Ronna shares a story about the time she met Joan Rivers as the ladies take some time to remember her.

He's a talented musical improvisor and actor who does not send dick pics because he's not haphazard - TONY RODRIGUEZ (aka T-Rod) is in the house to discuss dating in LA, what it was like having the person you are playing onstage being there in the audience, and how he handles it when someone cuts in line in front of him. Enjoy!

The marvelous Dan Crane, a man of many trades, a writer, air guitarist, performer, and musician joins us this week on Sklarbro County! Dan tells us about his involvement with the World Air Guitar Championships, gives us a tease of his recent sperm freezing venture which he wrote about for the NY Times, and breaks down how Finland is a crazy country. Daniel Van Kirk is back this week to bring us crazy stories which include a couple of Florida men who were found asleep lying on an American flag, in the middle of the road, adjacent to a school bus stop that was filling with children, a 48-year-old man who advertised the act of exposing himself to several people at a Mount Pleasant hotel, and a Florida stripper who hung up on the police who were trying to locate her missing daughter because she had to go to work. Plus, Mark Wahlberg stops by the studio to tell us why he didn’t attend his brother Donnie’s wedding.

Flight simulator enthusiast & Silicon Valley star Thomas Middleditch learns all about Stolen Summah on this week’s WHO CHARTED! Thomas shares his thoughts on Pop songs, what he’s worked on as an amateur furnitureman, and we’re introduced to Baby Metal as we count down the TOP 5 BILLBOARD UK SINGLES MUSIC CHART. We also get deep with Thomas’ love for flight sims during the MOVIE CHART. Later, Thomas explains the proper way to eat a grilled cheese while answering Chartist Qs in the TWEET CHART! Be sure to check out the new trailer for Kulap’s documentary, Origin Story at http://www.originstorydoc.com/, and support the project by going to it’s Indiegogo fundraising page: igg.me/at/originstorydoc. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook and #FF @originstorydoc! Plus, pick up ‘Summah This, Summah That’ at http://howardkremer.bandcamp.com/album/summah-this-summah-that and head to http://teespring.com/gucruiseshirt to pick up your very own Gu Cruise T-shirt. Don’t miss Howard’s glowing endorsement of Origin Story, available on YouTube.

Trying again with Rob Corddry.

Busting a move with Kulap Vilaysack.

FACT: The Andy Daly shoe was at the very top and fell off recently. I'm pretty sure it was aiming for the window.

WOMP IT UP! LIVE from high above the Log flume ride in Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California, it’s Marissa Wompler’s Birthday Party Womptacular with Miss Listler, Marissa’s step dad Dr. Seth Wompler, Eric “Gutterballs” Gutterman, and possibly old friends, new friends, and frenemies. Will Traci Reardon and Marissa become friends? Is Danielle Bartiromo a ghost? What sort of birthday advice will Marissa’s mentor Don DiMello have in store for her? Join us above the Log flume and don’t forget to Womp up the Jamz!

Andrew Ti and special guest Janine Brito finish the week off by discussing how people use the word ninja as a compliment. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Join Kevin as he sits down with actor turned writer/director Alex Winter (Downloaded, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure) as he discusses his career moving from in front of the camera to behind. Alex chats about his start as a young Broadway actor working with classic film legends, the tech nerd in him helping him produce digital effects films, and the truth that Keanu was bummed he wasn’t cast as Bill.

thanks for linking to this Dan. as for everyone else, you're very welcome that I decided to film this as I too was dancing

It's the first post-Labor day Two Charted of the year and Howard and Kulap are reeling with beginning of the new un-summah sounding month, September. Tune in to hear your favorite chart keepers talk about 20th century packaging, going to the dentist, and why you should be watching kids shows instead of laying pipe. Plus, Kulap finally confronts Howard on the pronunciation of her name, gives us the low down on her trip to the Aukermans, and the crew decide on what the best time for grabbing a hooker is. Mobile Gundom anyone? Be sure to check out the new trailer for Kulap’s documentary, Origin Story at http://www.originstorydoc.com/, and support the project by going to it’s Indiegogo fundraising page: igg.me/at/originstorydoc. Don’t forget to follow us on twitter and facebook and #FF @originstorydoc! Plus, pick up ‘Summah This, Summah That’ at http://howardkremer.bandcamp.com/album/summah-this-summah-that and head to http://teespring.com/gucruiseshirt to pick up your very own Gu Cruise T-shirt. Don’t miss Howard’s glowing endorsement of Origin Story, available on YouTube.

Why don’t heroes have parents? Think about it: from Harry Potter to Luke Skywalker, orphans make up a dominant percentage of the heroic population. There’s something about dead parents that can make any character into an instant underdog. Even Superman, literal god-being, turns into someone we can root for when you remove his mom and dad (and also obliterate his homeworld via supernova), and the same is true of billionaire crazy-person Bruce Wayne. Why does this trend exist, and just what does it say about us? On today’s Cracked podcast, editors Jack O’Brien, Michael Swaim and Jason Pargin (David Wong) sit down to hash out just why this is. Whether it’s Guardians of the Galaxy’s Peter Quill, or Captain Kirk in the new Star Trek reboot, you can’t be a hero if you’ve got a living mom and dad. Even in the Donald Duck universe, everyone’s an uncle or a cousin. There’s a reason for this- and if you click this button here, you’ll learn what it is.

It took 45 years before landline phones went from "rich person's toy" to normal. Cell phones made that same journey in just seven years, and smartphones bridged the gap from frivolous to ubiquitous in five. You're probably familiar with the concept of a 'tipping point,' but have you ever wondered why things tip faster nowadays? Babe Ruth's home run record took 34 years to beat. Mark McGwire's took just three. It's because tipping has turned into big business. Jaegermeister and Grey Goose were turned into frat boy icons by the same marketing genius, and Starbucks didn't succeed because they had the best coffee. They won because they figured out how to make paying lots of money for coffee cool. On today's podcast, Cracked editors Jack O'Brien and Jason Pargin talk about how things tip -- and make some predictions about what we might see tip next. Throw on your headphones and click play above.