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NUMBER ONE! NUMBER ONE! Way to go Chris! Thanks TAL!

It was episode 584 of This American Life if anyone else wants to give it a listen! http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/584/for-your-reconsideration

In the season finale of FRUIT, X gains the spotlight, but finds himself blindsided by Gerard, Siya and a former player. Cast includes: Roderick Davis - X, Yutopia Essex - Siya, Andrew Allan James - Gerard, Tristen Winger - Multiple roles, Cris Sosa - Multiple Roles, Heather Sims - Multiple roles, Music and Sound Designer - Charles Stella. Episode written by: Mike Gauyo Here on Howl

As X vies for the playoffs, his agent urges him to consider his brand. Siya must make a troubling career play. Cast includes: Roderick Davis - X, Yutopia Essex - Siya, Andrew Allan James - Gerard, Tristen Winger - Multiple roles, Cris Sosa - Multiple Roles, Heather Sims - Multiple roles, Music and Sound Designer - Charles Stella. Episode written by: DK Uzoukwu Here on Howl

As X gets more playing time, he and Reem form a closer bond; while Gerard gives X a lesson in submission. Cast includes: Roderick Davis - X, Yutopia Essex - Siya, Andrew Allan James - Gerard, Tristen Winger - Multiple roles, Cris Sosa - Multiple Roles, Heather Sims - Multiple roles, Music and Sound Designer - Charles Stella. Episode written by: Mike Gauyo Here on Howl

Othello drops in on skate legends Steve Berra, Paul Rodriguez, Mike Taylor, Sean Malto and Chris Cole while they take a powder weekend in Aspen. Here on Howl

Othello is back home in Aspen, Colorado and visits RootsRx Dispensary and talks business with co-owner Rob Holmes. Here on Howl

Othello travels to Ft. Worth, Texas to the Texas Motor Speedway to catch up with NASCAR’s Jimmie Johnson and Casey Mears. Here on Howl

Othello visits celebrity Chef Ming Tsai in Boston, Massachusetts to hang out at his restaurant Blue Dragon. Here on Howl

Lord Joseph Banks negotiates with the Anderlugians, ramping up tensions in the process. But his efforts at diplomacy are not appreciated by all. Featuring Jemaine Clement (Lord Joseph Banks), Lawrence Arabia (Solander) and Jonathan Brugh (Narrator). Introducing Nigel Collins (Salty Jules, Dr. Fincello) and Stephen Templer (Illustrator) Tom Clarke (Young Nick), Gavin Rutherford (Nutty), Madeline McNamara (Edna Halley) and Peter Daube (Captain Quaker). Here on Howl

An ominous warbler brings news that the dreaded Anderlugians seek a rendezvous, but Lord Joseph Banks faces a greater enemy within his own ranks. Featuring Jemaine Clement (Lord Joseph Banks), Lawrence Arabia (Solander) and Jonathan Brugh (Narrator). Introducing Nigel Collins (Salty Jules, Dr. Fincello) and Stephen Templer (Illustrator) Tom Clarke (Young Nick), Gavin Rutherford (Nutty), Madeline McNamara (Edna Halley) and Peter Daube (Captain Quaker). Here on Howl

I'm so mad that this made me laugh so hard. ...and that I had to explain it to Adam. ...and that he now knows that Cameron Esposito is extremely divisive So, good for you.

HOORAY! THIS EXISTS NOW! I moved all the suggestion/request threads over there, so in the future if you have a suggestion/request please post in that forum!! If you don't, well, I'll just move it there. Thanks guys! Glad to see everyone is more or less settling in to the new forum!

Absolutely! Since you asked for it, I will make it so!! I'll do that at some point today and move over all the existing suggestion threads

Hey Cainnon, I see a pretty picture for you now so I am guessing you got this figured out! But let me know if you need anything else

This week, Elijah Wood may have bitten off more than he can chew, when he joined Devin & Amy to discuss The Goonies. Filmed live at Vidiots in Santa Monica, CA, the gang discusses the film in it's entirety. Is The Goonies a fun film, not meant to be anymore more? Or, is it a war crime that mentally scared it's actors for life? Tune in to find out, and as always, stop by the Wolfpop forums to cast your vote on whether this film is Canon worthy!

I just watched this and was not expecting to sob. but I sobbed. I love this show and how much the characters love each other and it gives me all the feeeeeeels. Adrian Pimento, you will be avenged.

Get ready for a nostalgia bomb to drop as Devin & Amy discuss their first John Hughes film, 1986’s Pretty in Pink. Is there any real drama in the movie other than who Andie should have ended up with in the end? Is Duckie one of the worst obnoxious nerd characters of all 80s movies? How did Harry Dean Stanton get miscast in this? Tune in to hear Devin & Amy share stories of their prom and head to the forums on Wolfpop to cast the deciding vote!

Devin and Amy dive into a "versus" episode following last week's Christ theme. Will Martin Scorsese's non-traditional take on Christ's life defeat Jim Caviezel's magical eyes? Tune in, and head over to the Earwolf forums to cast your vote. Canon commenters! This week we're doing a single episode thread that also has a poll at the top. So if you're the type that just wants to click a button and be on your way, that's cool. Or if you want to write out your reasons behind your vote and talk about other's reasons, that's also cool!

Sorry. I'm just too antsy to be helpful I guess

It's episode 39 of "Earwolf Presents" but episode 1 of Uncle Bertie.

Threads merged. Also I watched this movie about 70,000 times as a child and I still watch it online like once a year. It's the best/weirdest thing.

Austin, Tx, is one of the worst kept secrets in America. With 140 people moving to the city every day, Austin's skyline boasts more cranes than an origami festival. Austin, with it's rich music and film history, has long been a place for anyone with a good JFK conspiracy theory to set up residence. But everyone in Austin will remind you that they remember when the city was better. This is the backdrop as Randy and Jason touch down and have three days to write 5 to 10 minutes of good Austin material for the comedy fans at Capitol City Comedy Club. Throughout the weekend, they along with producer Scott "Rags" Rogowsky, Randy and Jason go everywhere from BBQ to Whole Foods HQ... from record stores to honkytonk dancefloors in an effort to see if Austin has been kept weird. Can they do it? Can they bring to light new interesting quirks about a town that has been self reflexive ever since Richard Linklater made Slacker over a quarter of a century ago? To find out, you must listen to episode 3 of Finding the Funny...Austin. Here on Howl

Lord Joseph Banks assembles a crew for a noble mission: to go to the very source of pleasure, in order to destroy it. Cast Includes: Jemaine Clement (Lord Joseph Banks), Lawrence Arabia (Solander) and Jonathan Brugh (Narrator) Nigel Collins (Salty Jules, Dr. Fincello) and Stephen Templer (Illustrator). Here on Howl

This week I meet my first Foonish baron. Also my first baron!