Tim is out this week (#TimMillerLives), but we're joined by the great Courtney Fearrington. This episode begins with some recent show recaps and analysis of Courtney's recent participation in Caroline's Comedy Madness competition. Then, we delve into the recent red carpet dust-up between Zendaya and Giuliana Rancic. After that, we take apart some recent CPAC comments made by Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson. And we close with an update on the delivert guy who might not be so delivert yet.

Once again, we're joined today by Jeff Hughes. In this episode, we discuss some issues when it comes to dealing with kids and lice. Then, we talk about Lolo Jones and her issues with sex and Fifty Shades Of Grey, which leads us into some talk about religious girls. After that, we get into Rudy Giuliani's recent comments on Obama's patriotism. And we close out with a story about how not to handle a road rage situation.

This week, we're joined by DC improviser, the great Jeff Hughes. We start off hearing about how Jeff got into the improv scene, and what female and minority improvisers have to endure. After that, a couple listener emails get us talking about ice-cream, and meeting girls from the internet. Then, we revisit last week's discussion on who should be the next Daily Show host. And we close out with a few updated thoughts on Eddie Murphy's SNL40 appearance, and some insight into what Academy members think about movies like Selma.

In this episode, we briefly discuss the Fugees worst rapper, then move on to a story about a teenage boy whose dream was the opposite of every other teenage boy. Then, we transition into some talk about SNL40, the Grammy's, and the nuances of church music. After that, we talk about an Indian man who was paralyzed by cops for walking down the street. And we close out with some brief discussion on Brian Williams, and a few suggestions on who would be a good replacement to host The Daily Show.

And we're back at full strength this week. Tim Miller lives! In this episode, we briefly discuss last weekend's NBA All-Star Game and Dunk Contest, which takes us into some talk about the WNBA. After that, we check out a video of famous porn stars, with their clothes on for a change, reading some of the horrific hate mail they get. And we close out with a conversation about Cindy Crawford's unretouched photos, and what it really means to work out and eat right.

We're joined again today by Haywood Turnipseed, Jr. and Pete Bladel. In this episode, Randolph gives a brief review of Jupiter Ascending, which gets us talking about comic book movies and, somehow, old MTV News personalities. Then, a couple listener emails have Randolph defending Steve Harvey, and all of us trying to understand Master P and Kevin Pollack. Next, we listen to a bad song followed by a good one to cleanse the palate. And we close out with a Pastor who's just asking questions about whether the Super Bowl was rigged.

No Tim this week (#TimMillerLives), but we do have two great guests: Haywood Turnipseed, Jr. and Pete Bladel. This episode starts with some brief reflection on the Super Bowl along with some opinions on a couple of the commercials. Then, we talk about burgeoning cult classic Falcon Rising, and other similar movies. After that, a listener email has us revisiting the Drag Show conversation from last week. And we close things out with a basketball player who pissed off some feminists, and a groupie who pissed off some athletes.

Again, today we're joined by Petey Steele (@SteelebornDC). In this episode, some musical discussion leads into some comedy discussion on how to handle small crowds. Then, we talk about Mary Cheney's recent comments regarding drag shows and blackface. After that, it's on to a teenage girl who was too hot for her high school dance. Next, we get into W. Kamau Bell's recent brush with racism outside a favorite eatery. And we close out with a couple stories of Seattle cops gone wild.

No Tim today, so we're joined by DC comedian and rapper, Petey Steele (@SteelebornDC). This episode starts with some talk about addiction and recovery. Then, since we recorded on Saturday, we give our Super Bowl predictions and discuss whether athlete's should be forced to talk to the media. After that, we revisit the addiction talk by analyzing a recent letter written by NFL player Josh Gordon about his issues. And we close out with some recent comments from Eve and Jill Scott about the biggest fraud in hip-hop. Check out Petey's podcast, Steeleborn FM on Stitcher or at http://cookiecast.podbean.com.