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Eugene Cordero & Andrew discuss a caller’s issue with his Rwanda boss talking shit about Nigerians and aged racism. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

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The revolution will not be televised! Sklarbro citizen Jason Nash is here to tell us about his brand new movie Jason Nash Is Married (available now on iTunes & Amazon), how he went from making fun of Rio 2 to immediately going to see it moments later, and Jason brought his mom to explain why she loves J-Lo so much. As always, Daniel Van Kirk brings in some crazy stories which include the hunt for the Boston Foot Tickler, Florida homeless couple charged with cooking meth at a library, and the tale of Crystal Metheney, the woman who shot a missile into a car in Florida. Plus, Bryant Gumbel rushes into the studio to give us all the details of his laser foot surgery. Punch some waterfalls on your way to go watch Jason’s movie Jason Nash Is Married!

Join Kevin as he sits down with professional footballer turned actor, Vinnie Jones (Snatch, X-Men: The Last Stand) as they discuss both aspects of his career. Vinnie chats about filming his new television series in historical castles, he and Jason Statham firing tennis balls at paparazzi helicopters, and the fact that he is running out of people to beat up in movies. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKJGGhH17JY

Hilarious actor, comedian, improviser Eugene Cordero & Andrew talk about people hating on the World Cup. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Steve Byrne, creator and star of Sullivan and Son, makes his first visit to the calming shores on this episode of Sklarbro Country. Before talking to Steve, the Sklars give their take on the World Cup Fever and recap the Hope Solo scandal. Then, Steve explains why for the sake of his career he's happy he's married, how you make jokes unique to your perspective, and why it's weird casting a show you wrote yourself. Plus Randy talks about his anniversary, and Steve finally talks about the time Dane Cook thought he was stealing his essence.

It's time for the second chart show of the week, Two Charted, with your hosts Questlap and Howard Michael Kremer. On this episode, Kuku and Howard get some gifts, and the crew tries to explain Net Neutrality. Plus Howard talks about being ahead of this time 'porn wise' (he's going CHOBS!), and Kulap counts down her top 5 time wasters.

The hilarious Eugene Cordero joins Andrew Ti all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about if it’s racist for white parents to name their kid Nelson Mandela. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

Andrew Ti and special guest Michelle Collins finish the week off by discussing the phrase “black don’t crack.” As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Life long pals David Wain & Michael Showalter have reunited to co-write a brand new rom-com called They Came Together and they’re here on CBB to tell us all about it! They’ll get into the good ol’ days of listening to podcasts on road trips to NYU, how they’ve removed the bladder out of the romantic comedy genre, and announce a very special promotion exclusive to CBB listeners. Later, Percy Pennyweather of the Steppenwolf Theatre stops by all the way from Chicago to invite the guys to an all new production of This Is Our Youth.

Tig is back in the hatch but this time she’s solo. After giving us a quick update on what’s going on with her life, Tig is joined by actress, improviser, and internet person Stephanie Allynne to discuss Religious Science. They’ll talk about Stephanie’s childhood cooperative learning game “Harvest Time,” being positive by not dwelling on the future, and that old woman who lived in a shoe. Plus, they’ll explore Stephanie’s connection to Angelina Wells.

Michelle Collins & Andrew discuss the Mexican firefighter joke. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

He's a hilarious (and fascinating!) stand up comedian and former co-host of The Morning After podcast, super Jew JAKE WEISMAN comes on and talks about having a Subaru driving lesbian stuck in a his body, how a person can simultaneously love alt country and EDM, the complexities of sex politics, and how tyrannted talk show hosts make the entertainment world go round. Enjoy!

Bo Burnham is a very funny standup/writer who you may know from the internet and he just released his new special “ ” absolutely for free on YouTube & Netflix. Bo joins Jake to discuss growing up as a theatre nerd, the process of developing his MTV show “Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous,” and his fascination with para-social relationships. They also check out the genius of Tom Lehrer, Bill Cosby covering “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band,” and “Weird Al” Yankovic’s television debut on The Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder. As always, check out all the videos over atyoutube.com/TheFogelnestFiles! If you’re listening to this on Thursday December 19th, tune in for a LIVE VPN edition of THE FOGELNEST FILES with special guest MOBY at 6pm PST/9pm EST over at youtube.com/Earwolf!

Jason Nash and his lovely mother Lorraine, join Kulap and your summah man, Howard, on this week's Who Charted! Kick your moms out, pump up the Billy Joel, and get excited to hear all about being a celebrity on the internet, having a great head of hair, and Jason's new movie, Jason Nash Is Married. Plus, Howard and Jason have a heated discussion about night beach, and the crew dole out some excellent wedding advice. Don't forget to check out Jason's film here: http://jasonnashismarried.com/buy

On today’s episode, Andrew and Michelle Collins talk about the concept of being race blind. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

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First timers Ian Edwards and number one corporate rock comedian Bernie Fretts jam out on today’s Comedy Bang Bang aka CBB! It wouldn’t be a true jam sesh without Marissa Wompler here to womp up the jamz as well as drop a bombshell on our heads. If that’s not enough, Bernie gives us an exclusive demonstration of his R-Rated Hypnotism act that is sure to not disappoint! Check out Ian Edwards’ first stand-up album “100% Half-Assed” over at www.teamcoco.com!

UC Riverside PHD student John Montgomery drops by the hatch to talk all about GMOs with Tig, Kyle, and David on this week’s Professor Blastoff! We’ll learn what exactly GMOs are, some myths about GMOs, and what’s good for our meat & bones. Plus, we check in on Kyle’s fantastic iPod mix!

Michelle Collins & Andrew talk about mocking Russians and why you shouldn’t mess with them. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

The lovely and hilarious Sarah Silverman joins Kulap and a layered Howard on a VPN edition of WHO CHARTED! We hear one of Sarah’s diary entries, where she got her new dog, and her thoughts on Drake during the Billboard Rhythmic Songs Chart. Later, we learn how Howard stores his contact lenses and where Sarah got her professional dance moves from while counting down the Highest Grossing Animated Movie Chart & answering your Twitter Qs!

Put on a comfy pant and crack open an o'douls, the ladies from Playing House are here! On this week's Sklarbro Country, Jessica St. Clair and Lennon Parham, stop by to talk about the similarity between creepy twin language and best friend language, and what a White Irish is. Before the episode turns into a key party, the crew talks about the writing process for Playing House, why it needs to be on T.V. forever, and what's going on with poor poor Chubby Checker.

What exactly goes into making a movie? Our film making expert Mike Kennedy has worked professionally in the movie biz for 15 years on over 80 feature films from Django Unchained to The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Mike joins the Blastoff crew in the hatch via phone magic to talk about the various film making crafts he’s done, what’s essential in making a movie, and the steps to making a low budget movie.