Bacon and Legs – Cheddar Ball Saul
In honor of AMC's Better Call Saul, Fontina Turner serves us three Saul Goodman-inspired cheese balls.
Hobo Radio 338 – Not quite Batman
Murphy and his co-host Lars Periwinkle discuss Tennant's role as the pheromone-wielding Purple Man. They also discuss their Burns' Supper with the guys from The Curioso, the recent criticism of American Sniper and James Patterson's exploding novel Private Vegas.
Poppin’ Molly – Viola Davis, the SAG awards and the case against the biopic
Molly Regan reflects on the importance of Viola Davis' SAG awards win.
From the Vault – One on One with Aisha Tyler
In 2012, we caught up with Aisha Tyler to discuss her roots in stand up, her enduring role on Friends and life as a superspy on one of the funniest shows on television. If you missed it then, enjoy it now.
Bone and Blood – Tooth and nail
Kim Le confronted her fear of dentists by subjecting herself to the horrifying National Museum of Dentistry.
Justified – “Fate’s Right Hand”: Hard, bitter times
“Harlan is dying.” – Boyd Crowder It’s become a Justified staple to end each season with a montage featuring the song “You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive.” As we head into this final stretch of episodes, tonight we see this theme play out as we are bombarded with
Poppin’ Molly – Jennifer Aniston’s guide to positive thinking
Molly Regan explains why getting snubbed by the Academy isn't the worst thing that could happen to an actor.
Murphy’s Law – We can’t take this sitting down
With new reports that sitting is "the new smoking," Joel Murphy imagines a world where sitting is outlawed and only outlaws have seats.
Hobo Radio 337 – Everything isn’t awesome
This week, Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle discuss this year's Academy Award nominations (and, in a very meta preamble, they discuss the pointlessness of these awards). They share their thoughts on those films and people nominated and talk about the most notable snubs - including the brilliant
Bacon and Legs – Cocaine-dusted bearclaws
Fontina Turner celebrate's Archer's return to its original format with Pam Poovey-inspired cocaine-dusted bearclaws.