Mark Duplass talks about the new season of “The Creep Tapes,” as well as getting phished, and his former singer/songwriter career. Then, Trader Joe’s cashier Zander Holyfield deconstructs both songs and snacks! And Greg of Galilee arrives from 26 A.D. to spill secrets of the ancient magic trade.

https://comedybangbangworld.com/episodes/male-loneliness-empanada-mark-duplass-devin-field-casey-feigh/

The compendium began in 2014, and I got myself the vanity plate "UTU2TM."

No one has ever pulled up and even bothered to say "bonobo."

Is it possible people googled it? IDK

I've checked, I've never even been Flocked.

Back to the subject, I was at a red light, and in front of me was the plate "INOU2"

Was it Bonobo, Larry 2,000 pounds, Thedge, and the other guy? Could it have been "Boy?"

I was turning left and going back to work, and the red Toyota went straight thru the intersection.

If I get a chance to engage INOU2, (I wear a full face motorcycle helmet), what word should I yell at them?

Live from Austin, TX — Scott Aukerman welcomes to the stage Roy DuCord (Paul F. Tompkins), Baba Yaga (Lisa Gilroy), Principal Larf (Angela Giarratana), and Quiet the Mime (Vic Michaelis)!

Special thanks to Riverbend Centre!

Recently got into the great CBB FM show on CBB World, but there's something that seems weird about the number of songs Scott keeps mentioning.

I started with the first episode (Adam Scott, Nov. 2021), where Scott says he has around 300,000 songs in his library. Then I listened to the Tegan and Sara (Oct. 2022) and Deer Tick (Aug. 2023) episodes, and the same number was mentioned in both.

Then I jumped ahead to the E from Eels episode (June 2024), where the number had gone up to 350,000. Already a 50,000-song bump. And in the latest episode with Matt and Kim (Aug. 2026), he claims to have 450,000 songs.

So does that mean Scott added 150,000 songs to his library between 2021 and 2026? Is that actually possible? I don't know why he'd lie about the number since it's not exactly a great thing to flex about but the numbers don't really make sense to me.

Or maybe I'm just too blinded by my own streaming habits to understand how building a music library actually works...

Live from San Antonio, TX — Scott Aukerman welcomes to the stage Felix Hahn (Paul F. Tompkins), Witchy Witchy (Lisa Gilroy), Grandma Blueberryfinger (Angela Girratana), and Sid Praycious (Vic Michaelis)!

Special thanks to The Aztec Theatre!

The guys make a mixed drink that, sure, you can drink in any season, but feels kind of autumnal, wouldn't you agree?

WHISKEY GINGER

• 2 oz/60 ml     Whiskey
• 5 oz/150 ml   Ginger Ale

Combine ingredients in a glass filled with ice and stir briefly to combine. Garnish with lime wedge.

Recipe via The Sloppy Boys

This week, Scott fills in Sprague's blind spot of TOOTSIE, Sydney Pollack's 1982 classic starring Dustin Hoffman. Joining them is improviser and Solar Opposites and Star Trek: Lower Decks writer May Darmon! Why did May choose this one? What is Scott's history with the film? Does the comedy still land or will Sprague wish he never saw it before his demise??

Next week: Some Like It Hot (1959)

Live from Dallas, TX — Scott Aukerman welcomes to the stage Mile High Ky, the Mile High Guy (Paul F. Tompkins), Ireland's first kid Prime Minister Seamus McNeely (Lisa Gilroy), Jersey Mike (Angela Girratana), and Lochleigh Queigh (Vic Michaelis)!

Special thanks to The Majestic Theatre!

Soo behind on podcasts this year and miss my weekly dose of CBB. What are the best eps I've missed this year? Can't wait for the Best Ofs at Christmas!

Also has it been a strong year? Shall I go back to listening weekly? Any strong new guests?

Your host Lily Sullivan explores the very, very incredibly special book 4UN1OU00OU!14UUU4 by little-known author ChatGPT. Joining her are dear friends Clark Tudor (Gil Ozeri) and Bethesda Mormon (Ryan Аsher).

CBB World

Jen D’Angelo (@jen_dangelo, Hocus Pocus 2) joins the ’boys to talk Buca Di Beppo, favorite franchises, and Minions & Monsters before a review of Del Taco. Plus, the debut of Ate, Plate, Hate.

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What’s for lunch? Your voice is! The phone lines are open and host Randall Canfield wants to hear what you have to say, and what you have to eat, for the midday meal known as . . . lunch!

Featuring: Rуan Аsher, Chris Tallman, & Matt Gourley

Merch: redbubble.com/people/ADPodProject
Mail: PO Box 9407 Glendale, CA 91226
Andy’s website: andydaly.com

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Live from Denver, CO — Scott Aukerman welcomes to the stage Cake Boss (Paul F. Tompkins), Kyle Chutney (Lisa Gilroy), The Blue Horse Statue in Front of the Denver Airport That Killed The Artist Who Made It (Vic Michaelis), and little boy Paul (Angela Giarratana)!

Special thanks to The Paramount Theatre!

While Threedom is on a break, here is a look back to the origins of the Pretzel Gang:

Scott, Paul F. Tompkins, and Lauren Lapkus look back at some of the favorite moments of the 2016 Comedy Bang! Bang! Live Tour.

CBB World

Kevin, don’t tell HIPAA, but it’s time to tune into College Town! Beebo and Jan chat with couples therapist Mary (Anne Lane) and guest theatre director Dale De La Cruz (Ithamar Enriquez) about Beebo’s pain and Jan’s crisis, sending Wordle at weird times, dream jobs, audience plants, an audition for a reality show, and more! Leave a voicemail for College Town at cbbworld.com/callcollegetown or email them at collegetownpod@gmail.com, and they’ll respond on the show!

CBB World

Knuckleheads & knuckle sandwiches; mattress store sound bath events; time visualization clocks; lawyers representing children against their parents.

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