Harris After Dark Week 1

[Harris After Dark Week 1]

The 2016 NFL season is finally upon us! Christopher Harris and Jon Anik begin a season of handicapping fun by picking every Week 1 game against the spread, giving you their DraftKings tentpole picks, and helping your Survivor pool. Plus in this week’s show, discover what the words “ubiquitous,” “inimitable” and “pelican” have in common. Enjoy!

 

 

 

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[Episode 6 - Positive Feed-Beck]

Beck Bennett comes by to talk money, music and pepperoni pizza.

 

 

 

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[Episode 5 - Ob-la-di Ob-la-dough]

John teams up with The Doughboys (Nick Wiger and Mike Mitchell) to form a Q and A triple threat.

 

 

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[Episode 4 - Watching Walter]

Things get off to a rocky start when John babysits his neighbor Walter (Fran Gillespie).

 

 

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[Episode 3 - Of Mice and Men(tal Issues)]

Things get zany when Squeaks, John’s longtime guitar tech and little gray mouse (Paul Rust) drops by to answer questions and reminisce.

 

 

 

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[Episode 2 - Mary's Not From Holland]

John welcomes Mary Holland to the show. They offer advice, discuss the importance of pocket props and agree to disagree.

 

 

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[Episode 1 - Let's Get Going!]

In this debut episode, John explains the show and lets it rip.

 

 

 

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[The 1952 Texans with Rhett Miller]

Lead singer of the band Old 97's, Rhett Miller, wanted to know more about how his grandfather ended up owning the 1952 Dallas Texans—the worst football team in NFL history. But in making this documentary, and through interviews with his father and uncles, Rhett learns far more about his own family history.

 

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[Announcement Re: Howl & Earwolf Ad-Free Archives (PLEASE READ)]

The Canon and Nerd Poker archives are now ad-free for members!

[Episode 6 - Clerks]

This month Amy & Devin walk you through Kevin Smith's Canon-worthy 1994 film 'Clerks'. Join Devin, Amy, Randall, Dante, Jay, Silent Bob & Walt Flanagan as they guide you scene by scene through philosophical Star Wars debates, rooftop hockey games, and the moral dilemmas of the working man. Sync with your movie or listen as a standalone, either way, I assure you we're open.

 

 

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[August 29 - Astor Theatre, Perth, WA]

Our final stop on the Comedy Bang! Bang! tour is on the other side of the country at the Astor Theatre in Perth. Scott catches up some more with John Lennon (Mike Hanford) who muses on a few more business ideas. John also chats about the Christmas songs he and Paul McCartney wrote, which provokes a visit from Santa (Paul F. Tompkins) and Ho-Ho the Naughty Elf (Lauren Lapkus), culminating in a rap battle.

 

 

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[August 28 - Metro Theatre, Sydney, NSW]

Our third stop on the Australian tour is at The Metro in Sydney, where the audience is giving a standing ovation from start to finish because apparently this is a rock club with no chairs. Special guest Claudia O'Doherty (of Glebe!) joins us and has new found confidence now she is meeting Scott on her home turf. Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber (Paul F. Tompkins) is in town premiering a new musical about Australian wildlife at the Sydney Opera House. Tracey Reardon (Lauren Lapkus) also finds herself in Sydney on her continuing search to find her parents, and hay-monger Calvin Redding (Mike Handford) stops by to eventually tell us a story.

 

 

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[August 26 - Athenaeum Theatre, Melbourne, VIC]

Our second stop on the Comedy Bang! Bang! tour of Australia is at the beautiful Athenaeum Theatre in Melbourne. Scott catches up with formerly dead Beatle John Lennon (Mike Hanford) who shares his idea for a helicopter tour business. J.W. Stillwater (Paul F. Tompkins) is in the country to dig up the cold case of the mysterious disappearance of Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt 50 years ago. And pop star Whitney Peeps (Lauren Lapkus) graces the show to announce her engagement and promote abstinence.

 

 

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[August 25 - Brisbane City Hall, QLD]

In the first stop on the down under tour, Scott Aukerman hosts a live Comedy Bang! Bang! under the huge pipe organ in Brisbane City Hall, Australia. Scott has dragged along his nephew Todd (Lauren Lapkus) for the trip to meet with Cake Boss (Paul F. Tompkins), who has had a string of bad luck in Australia. Later we meet a new character, sexpert “Little Bump” The One-Pump Chump (Mike Hanford).

 

 

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[Next Level with Chris Tallman]

There are already THREE episodes of Next Level on Howl right now!!

 

If you haven't signed up yet, use promo code NEXT when you sign up on the website for a free month, and show Chris your support for the show!

[Episode 2 - Lifestyles of the Vine and the Famous]

In this episode of OMFG! Investigates, Emily Foster and Deanna Cheng head to a swanky apartment building on Vine street in Hollywood where they learned a bunch of famous Viners all live together. After meeting fan girls outside, and getting into the apartment building and actually spotting famous viners, the two finally the attempt to answer the question: Is Vine dead?

 

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[Episode 3 - Paget Brewster and Jon Cryer]

You know Paget Brewster from Criminal Minds, Friends and Comedy Central’s Another Period — but did you know she used to host her very own talk show? Paget and host Chris Tallman go deep on acting tips, reality shows and then bring in one of her favorites: Jon Cryer. Sure, you know Cryer from his role as Pretty in Pink’s Duckie or from Two and Half Man, but the man is a fountain of great Hollywood stories and has the better taste in podcasts than you. Don’t believe us? Take a listen.

 

 

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[Episode 2 - Kristin Chenoweth: My Shot]

Cameron H, I love people who are just discovering their love for musicals and could literally talk to you about this forever and suggest musicals forever (I mean if you want that, message me, lol) but I feel like I NEED to tell you, if you liked the history aspect of Hamilton you should definitely listen to Assassins by Stephen Sondheim. It's my favorite musical, and also a favorite of Rachel Bloom, Daniel O'Brien and PFT.

 

Okay, plug over. I love this show too much. I had to hold back tears when Kristin walked in the office.

[Episode 2 - Dana Snyder and Beachbum Berry]

You might know and love Dana Snyder for his voice acting — among the many highlights on his resume includes bringing to life Master Shake on Adult Swim’s “Aqua Teen Hunger Force,” but he’s also an expert on old time comedy, Disney kitsch and Tiki bars. We bring in Jeff “Beachbum” Berry — a man who’s made a career out of researching and singing the praises of American tiki culture.

 

 

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[Episode 10 - Joel McHale]

On the Father Time season finale, Jamie and Joel McHale (The Soup, Community) talk about putting your kid through open heart surgery, seeing your parents naked, and growing up with dyslexia.

 

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[Episode 10 - Jesus and Satan]

Matt Besser questions what really happened during Jesus’ final days, and wonders whether more people eat marshmallows than chocolate on Easter. Later, he challenges his audience to tell him what skill they’d use to defeat Satan in a battle for their souls.

 

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[Episode 3 - Our Love of Craft Chocolate]

America is in the midst of a chocolate revolution. Once it was all Hershey’s milk chocolate but now there’s lots of expensive bars with fancy wrapping and ingredients from far away. What happened? How did high-end chocolate become so popular? It’s about a dying man’s wish and $50 million of Hershey’s money. We’ll talk to the Mast brothers and get a tour of their chocolate making factory. We’ll also talk to John Scharfenberger, the man who invented the bean to bar movement in America, and Colin Gasko, the young upstart who is widely considered the best chocolatier in America.

 

 

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[Episode 9 - Reid Scott]

Jamie is joined by his former MY BOYS cast-mate and current VEEP star Reid Scott on this week's Father Time. The guys talk about the experience of watching birth, belly buttons, and the dreaded arrival of morning sickness.

 

 

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[Episode 8 - Steve Lemme & Kevin Heffernan]

This week on Father Time, Jamie is joined by none other than the Super Troopers themselves, Steve Lemme and Kevin Heffernan. The guys jump in to talk about having 2 kids vs 3, what to do when puberty hits, and ask the only girl in the room their female-centric questions.

 

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[Episode 1 - Paul F Tompkins & Bryan Fuller]

Comedian and Literal King Of Podcasting Paul F. Tompkins shows us the best comedy the 70s had to offer, and then we bring in Bryan Fuller - the writer behind “Hannibal,” “Pushing Daisies,” “American Gods,” and the just-announced upcoming Star Trek series.

 

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