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Hayes and Sean give another update about their pilot and address a couple of super fans. Then, funny lady MARY HOLLAND comes by to talk about hot sauce and getting arrested, and then play a game of "Queue and A". Finally, Hayes and "Sean" bring out the Popcorn Gallery to ask Mary about being sweaty, movies, and tattoos.

Kyle talks about hijinks on the set of an Apatow movie and leads the gang in a mother meditation about his mom's new iPhone. Then, have you ever wondered what goes into planning a huge festival? Bridgetown Comedy Festival producer/founder Andy Wood is in the hatch to talk about the logistics of planning something so huge, and dealing with staff, scheduling, Google Docs, and more. Plus, his secret to productivity revealed!

Kyle and David start off the show with an ultimate sing-off show-down. Then, traveling the world can seem like a non-stop glamorous life, but Literary Death Match creator Adrian Todd Zuniga is back in the hatch to talk to the gang about the real effects of long-distance travel, jet lag, love, children, dogs, and much more. Tune in to catch a crazy story about a student trip from Kyle!

Welcome back to another week in the hatch! Kyle starts off the show with a chat about his experience at nam yoga. Then, comedian Whitney Cummings comes on the show to talk about meditation, EMDR, migraines, dog rescue, fame, addiction, and abandonment. David closes out the show by asking Whitney a series of questions and reading some mail.

i'm here, narnold. i just forgot to post the thread and july is an angel walking among mortals.

why am i worth so little?!

please don't post real email addresses here, guys. pretty common sense.

sorry about the mix up, guys! the file has been fixed. it might take a few minutes to be fully updated everywhere.

it's hard to dry the tears when they won't stop coming.

missing person: anastasia vigo long brown hair. last seen loving her cats and jokes and caring about hayes and sean with her whole heart and butt. if anyone has seen her, please DM me on instagram, thanks.

Hayes and Sean are back with another totally planned, not spontaneous call-in episode. Listeners call in to talk about Lance Bass going to the moon, Air Bud, boats, Guardians of the Galaxy, San Francisco, and brotherly love and then the boys close out the show with a chat with a new mystery female fan.

i will personally tell you next time. i hope the surprise is a live chicken.

is watchayakan a girl? because i smell a love connection brewing, baby!

With Hayes gone, Sean brings in his assistant Dom to fill the void and showers him with apologies in exchange for the exciting golden-haired guest he booked. Then, Dom's friend The ScuzzMan joins them to discuss Volleyball: A Real Underdog Story. Finally, the Popcorn Gallery is back to ask some Goldie Hawn-themed questions.

Tig, Kyle, and David start off the show with a reminder about the importance of flossing and plan a pizza-eating contest between Stephanie and David. Then, Joe Neyer, an author from Oxford, OH called into discuss his cancer story, his attitude towards fear, the power of meditation, and living a life of positivity. Tig opens up about her own similar journey. If you wish to donate to help Joe self-publish, visit unforced.org.

This week, the Professor Blastoff gang celebrates a huge milestone -- 200 shows! Kyle, David, and Tig start with a discussion about their habits on the road and the surprising effects of music from the 1940s. Then, super special guest Molly Ringwald stops by the hatch to raise the stakes on the pizza debate and chat about her advice column, motherhood, and This American Life. Plus, more body rap!

i did like this episode a lot but i will absolutely NOT post about it, because i don't want hayes to read these comments and feel bad.

Sean and Hayes talk more about the ups and downs of filming their pilot and Engineer Codyboy gets caught red-handed. Then, screen junkie HAL RUDNICK drops by the studio to talk movies, spoiler alerts, and Good Will Hunting. Hayes reveals a personal issue he's having with the honeypot and the boys play a quick round of of fuck/marry/kill. Finally, the Popcorn Gallery is back to ask Hal some questions.

thanks adam! yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss i'm so happy what do i win?

don't even get me started, dixon.

Sean and Hayes open the show with a breakdown of how a table read works and update us on the status of the pilot from the last episode. Then, SHELBY FERO comes back to the show to talk about writing on Robot Chicken and the space show, reminisce on skateboarding with Sean, and make a shocking confession. Then, the guys bring out some cigarettes to share with Shelby and a modified Popcorn Gallery makes an appearance.

this is such a great episode. i love engineer cody. also, i had hal as my ucb sketch 101 teacher and he was the best.

thanks for quoting the whole post, greggy. i missed it the first time.

Tig, Kyle, and David start off by talking about their childhood pets. Then, Marc Maron takes us through a journey of past relationships, divorce, infidelity, love, self-esteem, sobriety, managing expectations, gas, and so much more. Tune in for a heart-felt, sincere discussion of the end of love.

do you guys follow these people on twitter? they just bicker on there all the time (especially nia and sarah) and i love reading it.