Comedy Legend/Hero Robert Townsend (Hollywood Shuffle/5 Heart Beats/Raw) joins the Champs to discuss directing Eddie Murphy in "Raw," losing a role on Broadway to Jimmie J.J. Walker,  and the creation of "Hollywood Shuffle."

This edition, Comedian/Actor/Chris Rock's Brother Tony Rock sits in with The Champs.  Subjects discussed: belief in a god, the ethics of reading a person's texts if you find their phone, and the quickest meeting-to-sex experiences the guys have ever had.

This week, Neal's old "Chappelle's Show" buddy Donnell sits down with the guys and tells stories about working with Neal. Donnell goes after Moshe a bit for peppering in jokes in the middle of Donnell's stories. Finally, Neal outs Donnell as a notorious hot-head and angry text sender (reading his texts on-air).  Moshe recounts his weeks at Burning Man, and the guys all talk about what they're ashamed of.

The star of "The Office" and "Hot Tub Time Machine" sits down with the guys and discusses getting arrested, pulling girl's hair on command, and his years as a school teacher in Chicago.

For some reason, NBA Rookie of the Year Blake Griffin stops by to talk to the Champs.  In Part 1 (of 2) They discuss on-court flatulence, possible nicknames, Blake's Car-Jumping Dunk, Sean Kemp, and how the Champs would beat him up if he tested them.  You won't believe what a good, funny dude Blake Griffin is.

This week, the guys sit down with comedian Ian Edwards and discuss Ian's upbringing in Jamaica, philosopies on who to sleep with in the comedy industry, violent hecklers, and Neal unveils his idea for a controversially named state of the art school and hospital in Harlem.

This weekly podcast features Neal Brennan (co-creator of "Chappelle's
Show"), Moshe Kasher (Late Night w/ Jimmy Fallon, Chelsea Lately,
Comedy Central) and DJ Douggpound (Tim and Eric, Awesome Show)
talking about whatever pops into their stupid heads Every
episode, they welcome a different black guest host.