We are joined by comic Stephanie Paul for the first hour. Skinny, young models and the bias in our culture toward youth. Interesting places in the world to visit. Taiwan confiscates Stephanie's G-strings, and Kara pees through hers. A trip to the gynecologist. An iPhone called CSpotter helps you track down celebrities, and we talk to its maker, Ryan Stoner. Later, we are joined by Lizzy for funny talk, and a creepy caller asks stupid questions.

A friend of Kara's, Zach Sherwin, comes in and raps to the beat. We talk to Alex McCord of "Real Housewives of New York" about becoming famous and exposing one's personal life. Later, we are joined by comedian and host Erik Mackenroth and Amy Albert, a NY comic who is also a tour guide for a Sex in the City tour.

Sam is told he has a sexy voice, and Kara is caught listening to a religious radio station. We are joined by Carolyn, a lively South African, for a great, funny show. Carolyn is the one who gave Kara a genital rub a couple of weeks ago. We talk about world travel, The World Cup, and a lot about South Africa, where Sam once lived.

After Kara misses the Oprah audition, then finds out she had the wrong date. We are joined by Kara's friend Elise Crocker for great conversations on everything you can imagine, especially SEX. Moving around a lot and the fear of attachment. The jobs that people take. Sex sites on the Internet and how they work. Sex tapes of the rich and famous. Masturbation, orgasms and porn. Makeup and hair removal.

Going on trips. Kara plans to go skydiving soon. A discussion on "Avatar," which Sam only now watched. Is Kara a party girl? Real Housewives of New York: is it bullshit? We are later joined by Dr. Lori Buckley and Mark Phelan, who host "Sexy Stuff", and we discuss everything sex intimately and graphically.

We are joined by comedian Tom Clark for a fun show. We learn about the challenges of stand-up comedy. We argue about whether women like hairy chests on men. We talk to Jerzy Gregorek, a former Polish Olympic gold medalist in weightlifting who wrote the book "Happy Body." Kara dates effminate men.

Kara admits she gets nervous around some guys. Absent mother issues. How many kids is Kara going to have? What Sam would do if he only had six months to live. Could you forgive someone who cheated on you? We are joined by Nick Youssef, a comedian friend of Kara's.

An exciting and compelling guest-filled show. Kara participates in a marshmellow-eating game. Sam overhears his neighbors having sex and is not sure how he feels about it.Sam discovers Roxanna Shirazi, who was a guest on the show last week, is a Muslim Anti-Semite. This prompts a strong view from Sam on hatred and the uniqueness of the Anti-Semitic variety. We talk to author Kidder Kiper about his book "Sex is Fun", a comic-book style sex manual. Kara drops it like it's hot. A heated argument ensues. Kara's friends Gabe and Tucker come in to show us their new iPhone app, "Fart Battles." Later we are joined by Forensic Psychopathologist Cynthia Clark and her daughter for a fascinating discussion of murderous criminals.

Saying the right things can help a man get into a woman's heart. Stinky cell phone etiquette. The usefulness of breasts, according to Kara. The behavior of radio hosts. How people interpret the Bible. We debate the morality of female sexual mutilation in other cultures. We talk to bestselling novelist DALE BROWN about flying and writing, and about the dangerous near-future portrayed in his new bestseller "Executive Intent." We get the fascinating story of Dale's journey toward publishing his first novel.

We start off tooting our own horn and end up talking about farts. We discuss haters and jealousy. Body scents and odor. Kara gets hit on by a married man, again. We speak to business coach Marsha Egan about networking and developing contacts. Later, we are joined by our newest host "X" for a discussion on conspiracies, secret societies and global plots.