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Cam and Rhea talk ghosts, angels and cruise eggs. Sets from Lisa Best, Adam Cayton-Holland, Dave Ross, Melanie Maras and Howard Kremer.

Calling in sick with Jimmy and the boys.

Comedian/wrestler Colt Cabana & comedian/dancer Sunita Mani join Jo & Manolo to play listener-created games with callers. Games played: The Bill Ding Game, Let Manolo How You Feel, and The Rules To This Game Are A Secret But There's A Clue In The Title.

Paul F. Tompkins flirts with his listeners as he welcomes them back to Spontaneanation! This time out, Paul’s special guests are Lauren Lapkus, Mary Holland, Erin Whitehead, and Stephanie Allynne of Wild Horses! They chat about what they would be up to in 1967 San Francisco, a young Erin talking to heart shaped photos of Christian Slater that were above her bed, and Mary’s love of Medieval Times. Then, they improvise a story set in A Sunken Livering Room From A Multi-Camera TV Set. And as always, Eban (only the best) Schletter scores it all on piano!

Comedian Edgar Momplaisir (Culture Kings, UCB-LA) joins Andrew to discuss dealing with trolls, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke using “konnichiwa,” white voice actors playing non-white characters in video games/TV, and more. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Former teacher’s assistant Sanjie Walker (Marcy Jarreau) joins Marissa and Listler to talk about her time in Women’s Federal Prison and becoming an Instagram model. We also hear Sanjie’s exciting news about being on the Kenyan version of 90 Day Fiancé and Listler has a message for people who are not in the holiday spirit during “Whats Cheesing You?” Plus, Sanjie speaks on the many law suits her family had to deal with and what’s it like being a Sugar Baby during “Spotlight On.”

Comedian Todd Glass joins Scott to talk about his new Netflix special Act Happy, the importance of audience cutaways, and understanding the man cave. Then, British prime minister Winston Churchill drops in to share his Oscar predictions. Plus, dental hygienist Becky stops by to talk about her favorite mouths and the best unexpected use for teeth.

The hilarious Jason Antoon makes a triumphant return. No longer just an ol' pal, he's now co-starring in the VERY popular "Claws" program.

The Matts' better halves join the Matts to discuss Daniel Craig's latest outing as Bond and what it's like to be married to a Bond head.

MC Paul Barman joins Jensen and Matty to talk about when Hip-Hop came into his life, how he started to work with Prince Paul, his new album (((echo chamber))), Fire Pro Wrestling World, and much more.

Coping with tremendous grief from a recent tragedy, an astrophysics researcher talks to Geth about black holes, extraterrestrial life and the fate of humanity.

Peter Serafinowicz and Griffin Newman of Amazon’s The Tick join Scott on this week’s Comedy Bang! Bang! They chat about The Hulk writing a magazine, whether they get free Amazon Prime, and Michael Jackson coming back to life. Then, self-proclaimed dirt bag Rudi North stops by to talk about his new job as a security guard at Target. Plus, two Los Angeles tourists Shaliyah and Conchneee stop by to tell us about getting legs as mermaids.

Matt and Matt discuss the prospect of the rumored Danny Boyle Bond #25.

If 'The Prestige' hamfistedly taught us anything, it’s that movies are big ol’ magic tricks. Lights shine on a screen, colors dance in front of our eyes, and we feel like we went to space...even though we’re still sitting in that movie theater in Glen Ellyn, Illinois that we walked into two hours ago. And the biggest trick of all might be how much baffling universe-building washes over us as we watch. Like in ‘Liar Liar’, why is Jim Carrey’s son a god? In the ‘Indiana Jones’ franchise, how is every god real? And according to Actually Oscar-Nominated Film ‘The Boss Baby’, is human history a nightmare psy ops forever-war? On this episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt is joined by Dan Hopper (Cracked, CollegeHumor), Dave Schilling (Bleacher Report, Grantland), Amy Nicholson (Variety, Earwolf's The Canon), and a live UCB Sunset audience, for a deep dive into some of the biggest movies ever made. Find out why there are secretly terrifying characters and plotlines in everything from Star Wars to Wonder Woman to the finest film ever made (i.e. The Emoji Movie). Footnotes: https://goo.gl/7s8C3z

Actor Eddie Deezen ("Grease," "1941," "The Polar Express") joins Gilbert and Frank for a look back at his memorable roles in iconic '70s and '80s movies, his early days as a stand-up comic and his unforgettable encounters with Andy Griffith, John Belushi, Jerry Lewis and Mickey Rooney. Also, Eddie loses his lunch, Jack Nicholson loses his cool, Morgan Fairchild turns on the charm and Count Dracula shares the screen with "Weezie" Jefferson. PLUS: Remembering Marvin Kaplan! The return of Fake Shemp! The cinema of Fred Olen Ray! Steven Spielberg presents the Beatles! And Gilbert sings the theme from "Zapped!"

Squibbert the frog returns with an important message from the Dark Lord. That’s assuming we can focus up enough to hear it. Credits: Arnie: Arnie Niekamp Chunt: Adal Rifai Usidore: Matt Young Squibbert: Sarah Shockey Chest Trünkborn: Travis McElroy Talbot the Badger: Tugs the Badger Dearest Scooter: Drew Ackerman Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen Craig: Ryan DiGiorgi Tricia: Kate James Producers: Arnie Niekamp, Evan Jacover, Ryan DiGiorgi Editor: Chris Rathjen Theme Music: Andy Poland Magic Tavern Logo: Allard Laban Audio Assistance: Jason Knox Production Assistance: Garrett Schultz

Orphan Black’s Tatiana Maslany joins Scott and his intern Gino Lambardo on Comedy Bang! Bang! live from SXSW 2018 in Austin, Texas! They chat about tattoos, Boston accents, and what Tatiana has to say to her haters. Then, Scott’s nephew Todd arrives to make a big announcement about his recent 23andMe results. Later, publicist Scott Jeffries stops by to promote a new indie movie that is directed by Steven Spielberg. Plus, former Deputy Assistant to the President Sebastian Gorka crashes the show to talk about his short time working for the White House.

Alex and Pete from Star Wars Minute and Mark McConville and James Bladon join Matt and Matt to discuss which actors have been in both franchises, complete with Power Point presentation!

In this episode of Strictly Business, Derek Contrera (Drew Tarver) decides he is going to be a movie mogul businessman by launching his own production company called Donnie Darko Inception Entertainment. He then talks all about the biz with Tammy Hickman (Mary Holland) and Theresa Bartlett (Lauren Lapkus), executives at the world’s #2 gas station TV network, PumpTV. Featuring Betsy Sodaro, Carl Tart, and Natalie Palamides. Listen to all of Season 1 of Strictly Business on Stitcher Premium. For a free month trial, go to stitcherpremium.com/strictlybusiness] and use promo code "BUSINESS."

Gina Delvac, producer of the hit podcast Call Your Girlfriend joins Chris Bannon on The Wolf Den. Gina details her career in the audio industry, from public radio intern to podcast producer. The two also talk about the the delicate process of turning a passion project into a small business, and the impact a guest like Hillary Clinton can have on a show’s audience.

Actor, comedian, all around talent John Early (TBS’ Search Party) joins Sarah and Susan to talk about “Softly and Tenderly” from Junebug, Hamm Samwich’s “Bicycle,” the Tomorrow scene from Serial Mom, and Molly Shannon in Year of the Dog.

Coming home again with Jen Kirkman.

Cam and Rhea talk Kyra Sedgwick, rugby and Destiny's Child. Sets from Michael Palascak, Kimberly Clark, Chris Martin and Alice Wetterlund.

Dream of Dreams guest Bryan Safi returns to the nook, like Eileen returning to Beverly Hills (except HE has his hair figured out). Casey apologizes for sleeping on Drag Race, Danielle sings her childhood sorrows, Bryan dissects Sheree's forced photo shoot, and they all live in fear of Erika Jayne's quiet anger. Plus, special in the field reporting from Nicole Shabtai, where she answers Casey's age old question from last week, "Who is that small man with Lisa Vanderpump?" and Casey's husband David makes his first (and slightly drunken) appearance on the podcast with some hot takes on Jax.

Former Trump advisor Rick Gates (Andrew Hansen) isn't just a person of interest in the Mueller investigation, he's also a very good boy. He talks to Mark and Pete about what he has in common with Spongebob and Mueller's baby blue eyes, but can't resist some gross-looking but delicious candy. Plus: The Hard boys get some shocking news.