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Jon Gabrus, Brian Huskey, and Mookie Blaiklock join Matt Besser in the improv boat this week for scenes about high-maintenance dog breeding, meeting your nemesis at a memorial service, and a Navy Seal team that trips balls during a mission. Later, a rollerskater uses violent means to pass favorable legislature, and a venom-filled twitter debate goes on-air during Case Closed.

Live from the Now Hear This Podcast Festival comes The Larry Jones Show with your host Larry Jones (Shaun Diston)! Larry welcomes chef Carl (Phil Augusta Jackson) to confront his girlfriend Jenny on the show under the suspicion that she might be cheating on him with her old boyfriend singer/rapper/songwriter Drake. The lie detector test will reveal all!

Ronna and Beverly come to you live from the Now Hear This Podcast Festival with Never Not Funny’s Jimmy Pardo! They’ll chat about what makes a good late night talk show host, baseball players, and amusement parks. Plus, we hear what happened to get Beverly Disneyland banned.

You thought it would disappear before the Iowa primary. You thought it would surely never happen when its tax returns were released. You definitely thought it was going away as it drove past you on an 'Access Hollywood' tour bus. But it's finally here. We're doing a Trump podcast! Please hide your women and children. We've actually kind of skirted around Trump a lot in the last year. We talked about the class divide in America, how it's not necessarily driven by money and how the Donald personifies the hopes and desires of the "lower class". We even talked about narcissism as America's mental disorder, symbolized again by king narcissist himself, Donald J. Trump. So this week, Crooked Jack O'Brien is joined by Lyin' Jason Pargin (aka David Wong) in hopefully our final Trumpcast. They take one last look at Mr. Tinyfingers by looking at the 40% or so of people who are voting for him in a couple weeks no matter what. It's easy to pass them off as toothless rednecks, racist uncles and cartoonish extras from Daily Show segments, but they are real people who didn't come to support Trump out of nowhere. This cultural shift has been hiding in plain sight and the only problem was the left hadn't even bothered to look. By really dissecting the reasons for this social chasm, we'll prove that even the craziest of Trump supporters should actually be listened to, no matter how orange and absurd their political mouthpiece is. Footnotes: Cracked: How Half of America Lost Its F**king Mind: https://goo.gl/KBJs5W Cracked Podcast: The 11 Nations of America: https://goo.gl/dTJnm4 Cracked Podcast: Why Class in America Isn't Just About Income: https://goo.gl/4juPht 2012 County-by-County Election Map: https://goo.gl/EKH1xb Map of County-by-County Economic Growth: https://goo.gl/u3vqyo

Ever wondered what happened to your favorite child stars? Well, you've come to the right place! Where The Fuck Have You Been? with your host Britney St. Clair (Harvey Guillen) invites stars of yesteryear to chat about life after childhood stardom. This week Britney is joined by Christina Grande of All About Evee fame to talk about being pranked by John Stamos, not having any of the sharks bite when she went on Shark Tank: Celebrity Edition, an her secret addiction. Plus, Traci Reardon stops by to all child star related questions sent in by her Twitter followers in another edition of “Help Me, Rhonda.” Come see us at the Now Hear This podcast festival: nowhearthisfest.com

Actor/sports fan Max Greenfield returns to the Country this week with Randy and Jason. They share strategies of watching the Cubs' historic World Series win while putting the kids to bed before covering the ins and outs of the game. Then, Max describes working with Sally Field on Michael Showalters' "Hello, My Name Is Doris" before dissecting the state of the modern network sitcom. During Quick Hits, we hear about a defensive lineman's misleading tweet, a Spanish soccer fan's distracting genitals, and Joe Mixon's parking woes. Finally, NBA player Royce White joins the Sklars to discuss the lack of mental health policy in professional sports.

J. R. Havlan (SPY on Esquire, The Daily Show) and Jordan Carlos (Friends From College, The Nightly Show) join Negin to talk about the last throes of the presidential election and some down-ballot races, including measures to legalize recreational pot. Plus, they revisit the Dakota Access Pipeline protests.

When you think of evangelicals in America, you probably picture white, ultraconservative Trump supporters. But Christian writer and political activist Jim Wallis is something completely different -- and he wants you to know that that's not what evangelism is all about.

Digital influencer/author/human being Hannah Hart joins Andrew this week to talk about her new book “Buffering,” The CMA awards deleting all Twitter mentions of Beyonce, Halloween costume misunderstandings, and much more. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Oh no! Scott has been tricked again on his way to the Earwolf Studios and instead has arrived to the Werewolf Studios deep inside Suicide House on 1122 Boogie Woogie Avenue. The ghoulish Beuford le Barron welcomes Scott alone this time around as his brother Messmore is no longer dead. As Scott hears the cries of others residing dark in the shadows of the Suicide House he encounters familiar faces of Halloween past such as Ghost Boy, Dr. Traygo, and Leo Carpazzi & his granddaughter Scaroline. It’s time to face your fear and enter yet another Comedy Fang! Fang! complete with a special Hallowscream Freestyle Rap Contest!

The magnetic comedian Kate Berlant (The Characters on Netflix) joins Sarah and Susan to talk about Bridget Everett singing "I'll Take You Home" unplugged, Patti Smith and Philip Glass doing a tribute to Allen Ginsberg, Sex and the City, and Stevie Nicks singing "Wild Heart" at a Rolling Stones shoot. Come see us at the Now Hear This podcast festival: nowhearthisfest.com

Mark & Pete remember their favorite moments from the 2016 presidential campaign, then invite Sarah Palin (Mary Holland) on to gloat about Donald Trump’s recent good fortune in the polls and her bear-fighting prowess. That is, until a masked intruder (Craig Rowin) shows up and all hell breaks loose. Can Jay Leno (Mike Mitchell) save the day?

Comedian Asterios Kokkinos joins Matty and Jensen to talk about writing comedy at the age of 12, his new book “Toys 4 Cheap!”, getting up OFF patriotism, reddit, how we were dead wrong about Steam controller, Bon Iver, and many other things.

Actress Cassandra Freeman returns to perform co-hosting duties on this week’s Denzel! They’ll dive into the 1986 Denzel TV Movie “Hard Lessons: The George McKenna Story” and discuss Cassandra’s roles on Atlanta, Luke Cage, and The Real MVP. Plus, Cassandra & Kevin have some coffee.

Settling up with Anthony Rapp.

Season 3 of THE BLACK LIST TABLE READS begins with a sit-down chat featuring Paul Scheer, star of the upcoming Earmovie BLOOD FROM A STONE, it's writer Bill Palmer, and Franklin Leonard, to talk early movie memories, nostalgia and campiness in film, and the origin of how BLOOD FROM A STONE came to be.

Use promo code HOOT to hear the entire series of Hoot Gibson: Vegas Cowboy on Howl premium. In this episode, Cowboy movie star and Las Vegas entrepreneur Hoot Gibson (Andy Daly) meets up with Frank Sinatra (Matt Gourley), Dean Martin (Jeremy Carter), and Sammy Davis Jr. (Baron Vaughn) backstage at the Sands Hotel and Casino to shoot his scene for the new motion picture Oceans 11. While they wait, Hoot regales the Rat Pack with a story from back when he was owner of Hoot Gibson’s D4C Ranch and Casino. Hollywood ingénue Sophie Pembroke (Molly Quinn) arrives on the ranch to secure her divorce, but first Hoot and Sophie will have to deal with movie tough guy Tom Pembroke (Weird Al Yankovic), in an adventure that takes them through the Las Vegas Strip all the way to an old west theme park and the Little Church of the West. Can Hoot save the day?

You're probably familiar with Kurt Vonnegut's required reading, or rather the Kurt Vonnegut books your high school English teacher required you to read. 'Slaughterhouse-Five,' 'Cat's Cradle,' and maybe 'Breakfast of Champions' were rays of satirical sunlight in your curriculum between long stretches of Jane Austen and Herman Melville (both great authors, but booooooring). But what about his other 12 novels and the dozens of short stories and other works you're not familiar with? The Cracked Podcast is going to mix it up this week with an introduction to our new Vonnegut book club, a brand new podcast with Alex Schmidt and Michael Swaim, the Kurt Vonneguys. Once a month, Alex and Michael will work through the Vonnegut library, dissecting the recurring themes and characters, highlighting some amazing Kurt-isms and providing a general overview of Kurt's work as the connective tissue to modern sci-fi. In this week's episode, Alex and Michael cover Vonnegut's overlooked first novel, 'Player Piano,' a satirical '1984'-esque warning about the horrors of automation. When you're through, you can check out episode two of Kurt Vonneguys here (https://goo.gl/dtD9Qz), where they look at Vonnegut's masterwork, 'The Sirens of Titan.' And if you're interested in following future episodes of Kurt Vonneguys, be sure to subscribe here (https://goo.gl/yjfNTM). Recommended Reading: "The Silver Corridor" and "'Repent, Harlequin!' Said The Ticktockman" -- Harlan Ellison : https://goo.gl/7NK9Pu "Knox" -- Harlan Ellison : https://goo.gl/NlwI03 "The Veldt" -- Ray Bradbury: https://goo.gl/ihH8r9 " The Caves Of Steel " -- Isaac Asimov : https://goo.gl/8uA6TQ

Paul F. Tompkins welcomes the live audience and unseen listeners back to Spontaneanation, recorded in front of a LIVE audience at the world-famous Largo at The Coronet! This week, Paul’s special returning guest is Kumail Nanjiani of The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail and HBO’s Silicon Valley! They chat when Kumail realized he didn't fit into society, his unique attempt to project coolness, and three interesting Jackie Coogan facts. Paul is also joined by Jordan Black, Annie Savage, and Jean Villepique to improvise a story set at a State Fair. And as always, Eban (only the best) Schletter scores it all on piano! Photos by Liezl Estipona.

The titular Johnny Pemberton of FOX’s Son of Zorn and the titular middle child Eden Sher of ABC’s The Middle join the CBB First Timers Club! They join Scott for some Seinfeld trivia, Disney history, and to do elevator pitches for Eden’s new book “The Emotionary” and Johnny’s He-Man inspired show Son of Zorn. Then, showbiz driver Dicker Troy stops by to tell us what it’s like to work as a driver for big celebs. Later, Reverend T.P. Stain arrives to share the gospel on why juicing is the most important thing you can do to better your life. Plus, it’s the return of Would You Rather!

In the third installment of ROCK BOTTOM, Matt chats with Jonny McGovern (Hey Qween!) and Bravolebrities Julie Goldman and Brandy Howard. Hollywood Correspondent Stephen Guarino breezes through en route to set, and Matt grills Alec Mapa on baby daddying and the key to a long-lasting marriage.

Burner, fire-performer-hoola-hooper-grinder-girl, and maybe, a modern-day Shakespeare (on molly) are a few labels we could ascribe to this week's caller. She's been through a lot, including the very shocking breakup of her up-and-coming band. Oh, and on a lighter note: heard of shirt-cocking? Guys, just don't do it.

Comedy legend Jason Mantzoukas (How Did This Get Made?, Brooklyn Nine-Nine) is not on any kind of social media platform. He joins Deanna & Emily this week to talk about the current trend of high-waisted jeans, why joining social media has never truly interested him, and some of the nice comments he’s missing out on from his fans online. Plus, everyone takes in some of the YouTube comments on Deanna’s commercial for Domino’s.

Comedian Jay Larson of The CrabFeast joins Randy and Jason this week for Sklarbro County! They get into Jay’s own way of spending Father’s Day, the World Series, and remembering comedian Kevin Meaney. Then they dive into stories including an incident that is not for the faint hearted dealing with a Horrorcore rap fan performing a ritual. Finally, Future Daniel Van Kirk shares his thoughts about this World Series.

Adam Pally joins the boys to record some promotional bumpers for the show.