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Spencer soothes a rough patch in his life with some apple pie mac & cheese and Cheez-It inspired pizza, after skillfully avoiding a bear attack. We debate the pizza, but Kevin later reveals he'd probably sell his soul for Cheez-Its. Spencer's life might be foretold by horoscopes, ... Show More

Spencer enumerates every possible bucket we've explored and then looks for some new ones, including the fabled Adventurtunity Rantidew Mountifesto that may or may not have happened. We touch on a surreal encounter with a museum docent who really wanted to show us a toilet that ma ... Show More

Rob Schrab sits with Spencer to talk about writing and directing for things like Rick & Morty and Community, and opens up about his fears about being a "90-percenter", burnout, and the eternal question of whether to keep grinding or just accept that maybe you've done enough cool ... Show More

<p>Feits' is turning into an old man before our eyes. KFC has been slowly getting robbed. The guys argue over what age draws the line for a death to be called tragic. Voicemails include: TV Butler, Soap & Childhood Lies. Frankie Borrelli (00:43:41) returns to the show to discuss ... Show More

Just about everyone who mattered in the &#39;60s and &#39;70s hung out with Dick Cavett. His talk shows were hilarious, candid, and culturally vital. They were snarky before David Letterman ever hit the air, and sharp before Jon Stewart showed up on anyone’s TV. Along the way, he ... Show More

Brian Cox and Robin Ince are joined on stage by comedian Shazia Mirza, science writer and cancer researcher Dr David Robert Grimes and psychologist Prof Karen Douglas to look at the weird world of conspiracy theories. From Flat Earth believers to people who refuse to accept that ... Show More

In this episode, the boys discuss The Bad Batch, Resident Alien and the passing of Richard Lewis and Mark Dodson 

Brian Cox and Robin Ince take a deep dive into the Monkey Cage archive to find out how scared scientists and comedians are about the universe ending. Steve Martin says he’s happy to burn to a crisp when the sun explodes, but learns he might be more likely to die when galaxies tea ... Show More

Kindly favourite-uncle genius with comedy hair, or controlling egomanic? Russell Kane attempts to explain the theory of relativity to Caz Frear, Sean McLoughlin and Rachel Parris. 

Welcome to Spencer and Vogue! In this week's episode: Theodore swears for the first time, and it's in an Irish accent, Vogue had never had Wotsits before and Spencer joins her in preparing to try Greggs for the first time on the next pod, and it's battle of the pod campaigns as V ... Show More

This week we had comedian TK Kirkland and Young Nyla join in on the discussion with Wax and Charlamagne, as Big Hezzy is on tour. During the episode, a discussion about men and woman’s role in a relationship gets a little tense, especially when Weezy from Whorieble Decisions podc ... Show More

Today we discuss the ridiculous Lord of the Rings TV show controversy, Zach's Joker Brain Twitter, Fresh & Fit wanting to debate us, & we try a new delicacy involving a little too much butter... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

Adam McKay joins Kevin to talk about creating Funny or Die with Will Ferrell, how films like Anchorman, Talladega Nights, and Step Brothers were made, how he moved from movies to TV, and why he and Ferrell decided to step away from their partnership. Like Gold Minds? SiriusXM sub ... Show More