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ATTENTION: There was a film that came on Syfy channel that was so important that we had to disrupt our regularly scheduled programming in order to present to you a very special episode of How Did This Get Made? about Sharknado. Most Valuable Podcaster, Scott Aukerman returns to help us figure out the importance of the ship captain opening scene, if a sharknado is scientifically possible, how Tara Reid become a part of this, and where the government was throughout the movie. Plus, June delivers an amazing performance of Nova’s monologue about the origin of her scar. Chomp. Chomp. Chomp.

It's episode 188 of Who Charted with your hosts Howard Michael Motorcycle and Kulap Popsicle Vilaysack. Tune in to this extra special guest-less Who Charted to hear Howard and Ku countdown the Billboard HOT 100, take a stance on Iggy Azalea, and talk about their 4th of July weekends. Plus, Who Charted does it's first ever phone call, and Howard gives out some details on the horror film he was in 20 years ago.

Andrew Ti and special guest Ted Falk finish the week off by discussing the U.S. Census. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

He's a friend of Elizabeth and Andy's but they are about to get to know him a whole lot better! It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Director, HEATH CULLENS is here to discuss why he's no longer riding his motorcycle, what other person's life he'd want to have, and why time standing still isn't always a good thing. Enjoy!

On today’s episode, Andrew and Ted Falk talk about the double decker tour buses that tour around Harlem. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Huzzah! It's the first two charted of July. Tune in to this special "Summah this, Summah that" episode to hear the crew break down songs like "Government Pants" and "Gay for Posideon", talk deep liner notes on the creative process, and dole out some deers for Summah Fest. Plus the crew gets in to why waffles are Howard's Ambien, and how Howard plans on babysitting Shredstaurant into fruition. No want to miss this episode!

Summah is in full swing on this great episode of Who Charted with your hosts Summahtime WieWie, and Questlap, and their legendary guest, Karen Kilgariff. In this episode, the crew talks about Karen's battle with poison oak, her off-grid music habits, and why 'shame waves' are a part of the creative process. Plus, Howard proves he knows about youth culture, we get an update on 'Summah This, Summah That' and Karen tells some great stories about early Mr. Show days.

Our righteous adventurers stared down and dispatched a wave of creepy skeletons on the mountain top monastery. Now they’ll take a breather and have themselves a chat about important things like Welcome Back, Kotter before they continue on their journey!

Ted Falk & Andrew discuss the racist movies played at a caller’s job at a retirement home. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

Join guest host Paul Sheer as he and Todd Glass discuss Todd’s comedic career. Todd chats about his teenage self opening for the legendary Patti LaBelle, genuinely enjoying his time on a reality series, and how his fellow comic friends felt the need to do bits while he was experiencing a heart attack.

Happy 4th of July race cars! Andrew Ti and special guest Eugene Cordero finish the week off by discussing science fiction characters dismissing other cultures as bad. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Ted Falk & Andrew talk about what is the best way to listen to Rap music. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Celebrate July 4th with Ronna, Beverly, and Who Charted’s own Howard Kremer! They’ll chat about Howard’s career before Who Charted, the origin of the name Kremer, who gets inside his heart, and who the woman version of Howard would be. Plus, the ladies discuss their plans for 4th of July.

Academic expert Ted Falk joins Andrew Ti all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they discuss Israel. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Dag, Houg, Lyra, and Winter continue to explore the church they’ve found themselves in but have some unwanted visitors. It’s time for the gang to kick in some skeleton skulls!

In Episode 20 of Season 3, Michael, Michael, and special guest Nev Schulman get to know themselves in a whole new way as they explore the topic of identity. What did Nev learn about the nature of identity from his experience with the film Catfish? What is identity? Why do we post pictures of our butt hole on social media websites? Aren’t we all afraid of being rejected? Tune in as Michael, Michael, and Nev unpack the topic of identity and learn a few things about themselves along the way. “Topics” features original music by Dan Deacon.

The great Todd Glass speaks nothing but the truth on today’s Sklarbro County! We go back to when Todd was 17 to find out which comedians made an impression on him and we smash cut to the present to hear what the original title of his new book The Todd Glass Situation was as well as what words he has erased from his vocabulary. County mainstay Daniel Van Kirk also brings in some crazy stories which include a U.S. student rescued from giant vagina sculpture in Germany and an Oklahoma man busted masturbating in the middle of a Walmart. Plus, special guest Joel Moss Levinson stops by to introduce a rap track he produced by the Sklar Brothers called “Live It Now” off of 2776 The Album, an album uniting comedians and musicians to tell the story of the past, present and apocalyptic future of America. Grab it now over at www.2776.us!

Rising high with Vance Gilbert.

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It's time for another Summah seasoned Who Charted with your hosts Kulap Vilaysack, and Howard Kremer, and their special guest, writer for NBC's "Marry Me" and Hulu's 'Hot Wives of Orlando', Danielle Schneider! This week, Danielle talks about her cheerleading years, her childhood dream of being of on Dallas, and why we need to get Betsy Ross on Project Runway. Plus, the crew talks about Summah babysuits, and a very sleep deprived Howard gets deep and talks about his tumble with bullying. Make sure to download Howard's new album "Summah This, Summah That" at http://howardkremer.bandcamp.com.

Character actor, standup comedian, and legendary improvisor, Rick Overton joins Randy and Jason on this week's Sklarbro Country. On this episode, Rick and the brothers talk about how cool the Setlist standup show is, why nerves are a gift for performers, and reminisce about the 80s comedy boom. Later, Rick talks about doing Jonathan Winters' last interview, and spills the the secrets of Krav Maga. Plus the brothers recap handling a heckler at their Florida show, and Jesse Thorn gives us a fantasy report update.

Elizabeth's friend, actress and host of The JV Club, the fantastic JANET VARNEY is back after way too long to discuss stolen identities, finding a gun while hiking, the hope that people are inherently good, and oh yeah - is she a naked person? Listen to find out. Enjoy!

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On today’s episode, Andrew and Eugene Cordero talk about if it’s racist to criticize a black man for dating a white woman. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Funking it up with Sinbad.