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    This week on TWO CHARTED, Howard is on a post-game roll as he shares his thoughts on a local eccentric, Pete Carroll's coaching philosophy, and Ramhand in general. Then Kulap counts down Stereogum’s Top 5 Best Songs of the Week, explains Drake’s effect on women, and turns a corner on men whispering in songs.

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    Loyal listeners of EARHUMP (you are legion and many), please take heed: starting today, we'll be broadcasting on Fridays at 5pm, to ease you into the Earweekend and tie your Earweek in a tidy lil bow.

     

    New listeners: Earhump is a weekly show on Earwolf Radio hosted by the staff at Earwolf, where we take calls, hear clips, play games, and do segments like:

     

    • Ram Hand or Jam Band?

    • Ave's Biz Min

    • The Best Song in the World

    • Comic Shuffle

    • Who Vined It? Twitter Edition

     

    ...and more!

     

    Please join us this evening at 5pm at earwolf.com/radio, and be sure to call in with your Earwolf-y stories and queries at 347-514-WOLF

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    VERY EXCITING new addition to Earwolf:

     

    Topics with Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter!

     

    Check out their current episodes at earwolf.com/topics, with new episodes coming February 11th!

     

    “Topics” features long-time friends and creative comedic collaborators Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter as they tackle some of mankind’s most difficult questions: What is the nature of love? Is time travel possible? Does God exist? And so many more. “Topics” is a thoughtful, intense conversation about what makes humankind… kind of human. Featuring original music by Dan Deacon!

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    In Episode 4 of Season 2, Michael and Michael discuss "Food and Wine." Their conversation focuses exclusively on the crisp riesling wines from the local grape vineyards of Long Island.

     

    "Topics" features original music by Dan Deacon and is produced by Matthew Kahn.

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    In Episode 2 of Season 2, Michael, Michael and special guest David Wain discuss "Technology." Their conversation covers everything from the simplest of machines like the spoon to the most complicated of all machines - the human body.

     

    "Topics" features original music by Dan Deacon and is produced by Matthew Kahn.

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    In Episode 1 of Season 2, Michael and Michael discuss "Science and Medicine." Their conversation covers everything from the Möbius strip, to regressive analysis, to shitting on the floor.

     

    "Topics" features original music by Dan Deacon and is produced by Matthew Kahn.

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    In the eleventh and final episode of season one of "Topics", Michael and Michael discuss "Love". What is it? What does it look like? What does it taste like? Can we live without it? How does Michael Ian Black look with his shirt off?

     

    "Topics" features original music by Dan Deacon and is produced by Matthew Kahn.

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    In Episode Ten of "Topics", the second to last episode of season one, Michael and Michael discuss "Power & Propaganda." What is it? Who is involved? Are woolly mammoths really being cloned?

     

    "Topics" features original music by Dan Deacon and is produced by Matthew Kahn.

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    In Episode Nine of "Topics", Michael and Michael discuss "Utopia." What is utopia? Is utopia possible? What were the Wright Brothers doing when they invented the airplane? What about North Korea?

     

    "Topics" features original music by Dan Deacon and is produced by Matthew Kahn.

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    In Episode Eight of "Topics", Michael and Michael discuss "Time Travel". Is it possible? Do we have the technology for it? If you could travel in time to any point in history where would you go?

     

    "Topics" features original music by Dan Deacon and is produced by Matthew Kahn.

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