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Ted Leo joins Jake to chat about his early musical influences, his time with the punk rock band Chisel, and forming The Both with Aimee Mann. He also gives a musician’s commentary for the music video “Bottled Cork,” plays an unreleased record live in the studio, and shares his thoughts on Teddy Bear the Porcupine. Don’t forget to check out all the videos from this episode are over at youtube.com/TheFogelnestFiles! On Thursday, February 6th, Nitehawk Cinema in Brooklyn, New York will screen a 35mm print of Ladies and Gentleman: The Fabulous Stains featuring an introduction and Q&A by with Jake and Natasha Lyonne! Go to www.nitehawkcinema.com for tickets. Also, there will be a LIVE episode of THE FOGELNEST FILES with special guest CHRIS GETHARD on Friday, February 7th at Stage Werx as part of SF Sketchfest! Go to www.sfsketchfest.com for tickets.

Sean and Hayes quickly dig into some blind items as they name names and Draw the Blinds Up on Hollywood’s biggest stars. Then new media celeb GRACE HELBIG drops by to give listeners some tips on how to create a presence online and explain how vlogging on YouTube is very different than Saved by the Bell. Finally, Grace tells us which A-List Hollywood celebs she would most like to see fail as she reaches into the Popcorn Gallery.

Sean and Hayes play a scary game of Gmail Roulette, and educate their listeners with a Guide to Hosting SNL. Then Twitter celebrity and TV writer SHELBY FERO pops by to debate whether she should give back Sean's Twitter followers and trade observations with Sean and Hayes on being extremely young in show business. Finally, everyone makes some prank phone calls to some of Hollywood's hottest young stars.

Captain of industry Paul Scheer hangs with Ku-Ku and Wie-Wie on today’s milestone 150th episode of Who Charted! Howard nails a live music theme and the group discusses nme.com’s list of creepiest songs, which leads to a treat: Snoop Lion and Eddie Murphy’s new reggae project! Paul tells an epic Sly Stallone story during the dirty cop movie chart and answers your questions about Arsenio Hall’s reaction to Paul’s web series, the ArScheerio Paul Show. All that, plus some chart exclusives!

Doug Benson loves movies, dines with Karen, gets really Doug, and counts down some charts with Howard & Kulap! Doug chats about the Grammys, Hayley Williams, and Weezer cruises while counting down Billboard’s Top 5 Hot Dance Electric Songs. Then, we find out which movies should be saved for a plane, if Doug has seen all of the current Top 5 box office movies, and an interesting fact about 12 Years a Slave during the Movie Chart. Plus, Doug tells us all about Doug’s Movie A Day as he answers your Twitter questions!

It’s opposite day on TWO CHARTED! Kulap’s Top 5 Grammy Performances chart covers everything from what Ryan Lewis sounds like to Steven Tyler singing to Smokey Robinson. Then, Howard describes the Hollywood Improv dolphin, talks about the mini Austin Stories reunion, and tells us about his new movie watching method during his Wieek That Was.

Host of The Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project and star of Review on Comedy Central, Earwolf favorite Andy Daly is back for more charts with Howard & Kulap! The best judges on American Idol, New Zealand, and Carole King are discussed as they count down Billboard’s Adult Contemporary Chart. Later, we hear Andy’s concept of time, reasons for not watching many movies, and his controversial opinions on the Olympics during the Movie & Tweet Charts!

On today’s episode, Andrew and Diana Metzger talk about how car salesmen make customers “feel comfortable.” Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

In addition to being the lead singer of several punk rock groups including Bratmobile and Partyline, Allison Wolfe is one of the pioneers of the underground feminist punk rock movement known as Riot grrrl. She joins Jake to discuss what is was like to be a central figure in the Riot grrrl movement, how the first disbandment of Bratmobile lead to the formation of Cold Cold Hearts, the later reformation of Bratmobile, and the birth of Partyline. As always, check out all the videos over at youtube.com/TheFogelnestFiles!

Today Diana Metzger and Andrew talk about Richard Sherman’s post game interview and the media’s interpretation of it. Be sure to keep leaving us messages at (323) 389-RACE.

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Never Not Funny host Jimmy Pardo is back to chat about Twitter snitches, how much money he made in 1990, and his award winning podcast Never Not Funny joining Earwolf on today’s b-b-b-onus episode of Comedy Bing Bong Theory! Then, Voda the Gypsy has hunted Scott down for some unfinished business regarding a past encounter at the apple section of a Ralphs grocery store. Plus, the return of Riddle Me This!

Lady energy is up in the County as Sports Without Balls host Erin Foley stops by to discuss all things Super Bowl! After Randy & Jason read some listener emails, Daniel Van Kirk gets us into some of the crazy stories he brought which include Boynton Beach step brothers fight using chicken drumsticks, a Rochelle woman who torched her ex-boyfriend’s van, and a 79 year old Bonita Springs man who was arrested for indecent exposure in a McDonald’s parking lot. Later, Doug Buffone rushes into the studio to share his thoughts on the Super Bowl. Don’t forget to get your tickets for the Sklar Bros one-hour special tapings at the Majestic Theatre in Madison, WI.

Diana Metzger (MTV’s Faking It) & Andrew talk about racist tropes on children’s TV shows. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Sean and Hayes ring in the new year with a look back at their favorite podcast moments of 2013. Then BRIAN HUSKEY joins the boys for a table read of TEEN POPE, one of Brian's many scripts currently in development at studios.

Superpowers! The word alone conjures up images of heroes stopping trains with their fists or shooting lasers from their eyes. But most desirable powers we can imagine don’t require a costume, just a camera. In this week’s podcast, Jack O’Brien, Michael Swaim and Jason Pargin (aka David Wong) talk about the greatest unacknowledged superpowers in film. Hollywood is filled with characters that can montage their way into expertise, never be seen in anything less than perfect lighting and even end an argument just by dropping a sick burn. Every movie protagonist has a list of powers that could make Spiderman weep. You can hear them all now if you throw on your headphones and click play above.

You know Michael Showalter from the State, Wet Hot American Summer, co-hosting the podcast Topics and for his love of cats. But did you know he’s a rolling snowball of sports information? Michael gets deep about his obsession with sports talk radio, Dan Fouts, and satiny NY Yankees jackets. He also tells us about his time teaching screenwriting at NYU’s Grad Film School, some of the memorable times performing live with Stella, and his upcoming romantic comedy movie They Came Together starring Paul Rudd & Amy Poehler. Later, it gets all gumbly when we hear what Bryant Gumbel has planned for the Super Bowl. Don’t forget to get your tickets for the Sklar Bros one-hour special tapings at the Majestic Theatre in Madison, WI at www.majesticmadison.com

Writer Diana Metzger (MTV’s Faking It) joins Andrew all this week to answer some racism questions. Today they talk about a caller’s white dad and his constant questions regarding her ethnicity. Be sure to call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask if anything is racist.

The childlike Paul Scheer talks about becoming a father very soon, being tricked by his god daughter, and his brief brush with the law in Arizona on today’s Ronna & Beverly recorded LIVE at the RIOT LA festival! Plus, we hear about Ronna & Beverly’s personal Jewish Hollywood tour.

Our heroes take a shortcut to Glinishmore through some tunnels with the help of their trusty guide Trondoor. Expect some good Bruce Willis impressions.

Dan O’Brien, Michael Swaim and Cody Johnston just finished filming their own take on the 'Star Wars' universe. This week they sat down with Jack O’Brien and came up with some advice for how Disney might unfuck the series. Lightsaber shields and arrows! A Boba Fett / Han Solo anti-buddy cop movie! Spike Lee directing a goddamn 'Star Wars' sequel! All these ideas are better than watching a 108-year-old Harrison Ford pretend to be a scruffy nerf-herder. You can hear them all now if you throw on your headphones and click play.

Sean and Hayes talk about the perfect gift to give your assistant this holiday season and reward the new engineer for surprising them. Then, TV and film star BEN SCHWARTZ joins the guys to give us a little insight on some of his many famous film characters, tell us a bit about his acting for GIFs program, and share his thoughts on the digital age of scripts.

Sean and Hayes celebrate the season of Goldie Nods by talking about how much they crushed in the comedy noms department and sharing their love of the music in the Coen bros film Inside Llewyn Davis. Then, child star JAKE FOGELNEST drops by to chat about his Hollywood upbringing, taking the Disney route, believing in the power of buzz, his big meeting with Grumpy Cat, and his role in the Third Wave podcast movement.

Andrew Ti and this week’s special guest Jared Logan finish the week off by discussing a caller’s gripe with his friend’s band who dress up as Native Americans and Gypsies. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.