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'Good Times', 'The Jeffersons', 'All In The Family', 'Sanford and Son' creator Norman Lear shares with us the challenges he faced in changing the face/race of American television, his influence on modern culture, Hollywood and more. And how the turbulent times of the post civil rights 1970's mirror's pretty much whats going on in America today. At 93 years old, Norman is as sharp, lucid, focused and concerned as he ever was. This is mos def a great story and an incredible journey. We are definitely moving on up with this one. #RaiseTheBar

The Norman Lear Episode

Kurt and Sherrod are joined by comic and Inside Amy Schumer writer, Kyle Dunnigan, Inside Amy Schumer and Kroll Show writer, Christine Nangle, Managing Editor at Jezebel, Erin Gloria Ryan, and dominatrix Empress Delfina to talk about the Paris terrorist attacks, transitioning, sexual services offered by a dominatrix, and more. Check it out.

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Jihot Or Not

Kurt and Sherrod welcome comedian Sam Morril in to talk about Making a Murderer. Plus Philly Girl is back! And Kyle Dunnigan does "the whitest man on Earth".

Philly Girl Live Orgasm w/ Sam Morril

In this episode, I sit down with legendary drummer KJ Sawka. We talk about what how he got his start in the industry, his advice on how to breakthrough in today’s crowded scene, and what it is like to work with Rob Swire (Pendulum/Knife Party). We also talk about why he turned down a full ride from the Berklee School of Music, and how he crafted his own music curriculum.

Find out more about KJ Sawka: www.kjsawka.com

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#64: KJ Sawka On Building Connections, Struggling to Make a Living, and Working With Rob Swire

Former Cracked Creative Head Daniel O'Brien joins Former Cracked Video Head Michael Swaim to work out some issues that have been developing between them over the last three to five years, and discuss the Cracked Layoffs and ensuing diaspora.

35. Dan and Mike are Fighting (Feat. Daniel O'Brien)

Abe, Mike, and special guest DOB dive into one of the few Tim Burton movies that doesn't feature vertical black-and-white stripes! Featuring a cast of thousands, most of whom get turned into red skeletons.

71. Frame Rate: Mars Attacks! (Feat. Daniel O'Brien)

Tim Robbins, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Pryzbylewski from The Wire, Ash from Evil Dead, Paul Newman and the Dad from Frasier all join forces to invent the hula hoop. It's the Coens' first flop, and one of Michael and Abe's all-time favorite films. You know...for kids!

109. The Coen Brothers Brothers: The Hudsucker Proxy

The Coens--and therefore this podcast--start to hit a serious stride with the sixth installment, Fargo. Now entering one of the Coens' Golden Ages! So it is with one eye on the horizon and the other on the giant Paul Bunyan statue ominously looming overhead that we plow right into a snowbank of greed, impotence, mindless violence and what will surely stand as the best wood-chipper scene in movie history.

122. The Coen Brothers Brothers: Fargo

Abe presents the case that while 1995's Clueless has flaws, its insistence on inclusive art forms and mundane art is actually a fantastic message for teens in the 1990's and the film displays a more diverse culture snapshot than most genre films of the era. Adam and Abe debate its value and merit as a satire.

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293. Directorpiece Theatre - Clueless: Self-Identity and Subculture

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