This week on Sex and Other Human Activities: Sara and Marcus answer a question from a suicidal teen and Sara talks about her latest spray-tanning experience. Spoiler alert: they don’t tape up the cooch.

The boys name their top three secondary characters who should get their own series, including Night Nurse, Alfred, and Doc Ock’s arms.

On this, the first episode of Page 7, Jackie and Molly discuss Madonna’s old boob, Octo-Mom’s stretch marks, Charlie Sheen’s polite-ish rebuke to a security guard, and guess blind items from the year 2000.

On this, the 101st episode of Round Table: a study proves penguins to be rapacious necrophiliacs, a woman accidentally doses her child’s lunch with PCP, and penguins also prove to be bad pets for a Brooklyn apartment. Most of this episode is about penguins, actually. Joining us this week are comedian Dan Soder, Epic Fail […]

Jake and Mike discuss DC’s decision to make Alan Scott gay and other grave disappointments including Hush, Battlestar Galactica, and of course, Episode One.

On this, the 100th episode of the Round Table: a Satanist kills his girlfriend’s little brother, a swarm of venomous spiders swarms a small town in India, and Anne Frank gets what’s coming to her, finally. Plus, Michael Che, Jermaine Fowler, Sara Benincasa, and Hong Kong Henry Zebrowski drop by to help celebrate!

Musical and stand-up comedian Tim Dimond drops by to discuss the world of musical comedy.

Special guest Baratunde Thurston sits in to discuss Corey Booker’s ‘nauseating’ Bain Capital gaffe and why Biden should be wingman to every black president until he dies.

The boys discuss the new no tolerance prison rape policy and Marcus has a sex dream about Andrea Peyser.

Today brings you discussions on such diverse topics as the odd voices of the Captain N, the movies of Jean Claude Van Damme, and DC’s announcement of an upcoming reveal of a gay main character, plus comedian Zach Broussard joins us in the studio.

Mike and Jake review The Avengers, which, predictably, they love more than life itself.

Marcus discusses the recent loss of a friend to cancer and Sara talks about, what else, sex tents at the Renaissance Festival. They really do tie in together nicely.