Joel McHale and Jo Koy join for a podcast about questionable policy brutality, the murder of a former KGB Operative, and new rules for Oscar votes.

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The Misfits lead singer Jerry Only had quite an adventure wrestling for WCW. Hear details of his infamous cage match with Dr. Death, the role Vampiro played in Jerry's pro-wrestling career, and how WCW almost broke up The Misfits! Plus, Jerry's talking about how The Misfits formed, what it was like working with Glenn Danzig & why Glenn ultimately left the band.

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This week, our equal-opportunity nightmare machine focuses on the women behind the mic and behind the screen, with a thrilling female-driven narrative and an interview with two independent female horror authors, with us to discuss what it's like to write and publish in a male-dominated genre.

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Sacha Baron Cohen drops by theChive podcast and shares amazing & hilarious stories about Bruno, Borat, Ali G, and his new scripted film, "The Brothers Grimsby." He speaks candidly about making "undercover" movies, doing everything "in character," employing getaway vehicles, risking his life within reason to get the shot, death insurance, and the magic behind the infamous cage scene in Bruno!

The Misfits lead singer Jerry Only had quite an adventure wrestling for WCW. Hear details of his infamous cage match with Dr. Death, the role Vampiro played in Jerry's pro-wrestling career, and how WCW almost broke up The Misfits! Plus, Jerry's talking about how The Misfits formed, what it was like working with Glenn Danzig & why Glenn ultimately left the band.

Kyle Richard's stops by Heather's World to give us the behind the scenes dish on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Kyle will give us her take on Yolanda Foster's illness, who her favorite new housewife is as well as what it's like without bad-girl Brandi Glanville as a cast member.

Joel McHale and Jo Koy join for a podcast about questionable policy brutality, the murder of a former KGB Operative, and new rules for Oscar votes.

This week, our equal-opportunity nightmare machine focuses on the women behind the mic and behind the screen, with a thrilling female-driven narrative and an interview with two independent female horror authors, with us to discuss what it's like to write and publish in a male-dominated genre.

The ten-part Netflix documentary series Making a Murderer examines both cases, and asks whether and in what ways the criminal justice system has failed Avery over the last thirty years. The series, written and directed by Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos, has caused an uproar, and the case is undergoing new public scrutiny based on the film's interviews and narrative heft. The filmmakers tell host Alec Baldwin why the current case against Avery is inconclusive, why they're disappointed in public statements from officials familiar with the case, and how a decade of collaboration has changed them as professionals and partners.

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Michael Rapaport, host of the only stereo podcast "I Am Rapaport," has stories about "Beautiful Girls," "True Romance," Quentin Tarantino, Woody Allen, meeting Tupac Shakur, being the voice of "Grand Theft Auto 3," and Uma Thurman's intimidating beauty! He's also talking "30 for 30" and making documentaries in general, and why he'll never give up "his first love."

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