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It's a very special episode of The Ringing Ear, brought to you by the fine folks at Funny or Die! Inspired by Season 2 of the Netflix hit American Vandal (out September 14), Jeff and Jobe look at poop in music—both literal and metaphorical, and share some embarrassing poop stories of their own. Jeff gives his reaction/review of Hell Hath No Futy by Clipse, music from Lando Chill, Arse in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight, the Spotify Wager, and Jobee seeks the answer to the question—is there such a thing as too many poop puns? 

STEVE TOM is a prolific television, film and commercial actor, as well as a recognized voice over talent. Steve just wrapped a prime supporting lead role in one of 2014’s most highly anticipated sequels, Dumb and Dumber To - alongside Jim Carrey, Jeff Daniels and Kathleen Turner. He also plays the role of 'General Maddoxton' in the IFC mini-series The Spoils of Babylon, starring Tobey McGuire and Kristen Wiig. For two seasons, Steve was the critically acclaimed host of Will Ferrell's “Funny or Die Presents” on HBO. His most recent television work includes a recurring role as 'Judge Craig Richwood' on TNT's “Major Crimes.” With dozens of prime time guest starring roles to his credit, Steve has also recurred on “Prison Break,” “Weeds,”“Commander in Chief” and the long-running CBS sit-com “Two and a Half Men.” In 2012, he appeared (as Senator Chris Dodd) in the Emmy Award winning HBO drama, Too Big to Fail - opposite William Hurt, Paul Giamatti, James Woods and John Heard. Well-known for his versatility, Steve Tom was also cast in Paramount's comedy The Guilt Trip, starring Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen.

Among the production designers known for building sets and worlds for television comedies, Justin Lieb is a go-to professional. Her credits include “Funny or Die Presents”, “It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia”, “Garfunkle and Oates”, and Season 11 of “Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return.” Some of your favorite comedies may bear Justin’s unique stamp, and you didn’t even know it. The podcast gang sits down with Justin and discuss her career. In the final-two countdown to our 100th episode, Greg skips out due to his dad having surgery. (Again, what a jerk! Selfish beyond words). Ryan does a DNA ancestry test, and laments being the whitest caveman in Europe, with Neanderthal roots. In “Reviewers In The MST,” James and Ron suffer through the slings and arrows of an outrageous production of “Hamlet.” And in “Music! Science! Cats!”, Kate talks about the smallest, cutest wild cat in Africa. All this, and fraught nuclear brinksmanship between world leaders Groucho Marx and Peter Sellers, and their respective fictional countries of Freedonia and the Grand Duchy of Fenwick, on this episode of the Revival League Podcast! (This podcast does not represent Alternaversal, Shout Factory or the Kickstarter campaign in any official capacity). EDITOR’S NOTE: In June 2019, this podcast merged with the Damn Dirty Geeks Podcast and became The Damn Dirty Drive-in. These are our classic back catalog episodes, dating back to March 2016. Please enjoy! The new Drive-In podcast opens for business with original sketches, movie discussions, interviews, weird food tastings and more at Episode 168.

Hunter is recognized for his recurring role on the NBC TV Series A to Z (2014), and as Young RJ Mitte in a challenging role as Young Doug, a child with muscular dystrophy, starring in Who's Driving Doug (2016). For his lead in the movie Father's Day Breakfast he uses his knowledge of sign language in a meaningful role with a deaf father. Hunter showed his zeal for acting at the tender age of 4 and at age 6 you could already see him in the HBO series Funny or Die Presents... (2010), and TV Commercials for Sears and Mazda. Soon he was doing national commercials for Hyundai, McDonalds, JC Penny’s and Samsung.

Hunter is recognized for his recurring role on the NBC TV Series A to Z (2014), and as Young RJ Mitte in a challenging role as Young Doug, a child with muscular dystrophy, starring in Who's Driving Doug (2016). For his lead in the movie Father's Day Breakfast he uses his knowledge of sign language in a meaningful role with a deaf father. Hunter showed his zeal for acting at the tender age of 4 and at age 6 you could already see him in the HBO series Funny or Die Presents... (2010), and TV Commercials for Sears and Mazda. Soon he was doing national commercials for Hyundai, McDonalds, JC Penny’s and Samsung.  

Diploma wipes, Extreme Makeover parodies and a guy named Ammoclip! Guests: Will Hines (Broad City, Brooklyn 99) and Mitch Magee (Funny or Die Presents, Welcome to My Study). Follow @BYWFpodcast on Twitter for updates. Rate + Subscribe in iTunes!

Riki talks to the president of production at Funny or Die, Mike Farah (Billy on the Street, Between Two Ferns, Funny or Die Presents…), about chance encounters, hard work and recognizing good opportunities.

The hat-wearing dudes of Team Tiger Awesome drop in for what turns out to be the most offensive episode we've ever recorded. Featuring terrible Leno impressions, a decent Bullwinkle impression, and an unshot segment from Movie 43 centered entirely around vaginas. Guests: Clint Gage (Funny or Die Presents, CollegeHumor), Nick Mundy (Conan, Happy Endings), Michael Truly (Funny or Die Presents, Cracked). Hosted by Justin Michael and Jacob Reed. More at www.BeforeYouWereFunny.com

CHRIS HENCHY is a co-founder of Gary Sanchez Productions and the interweb sensation Funny or Die. He is also the co-executive producer of HBO's critically acclaimed series Entourage, Funny or Die Presents, and Eastbound & Down. In addition to producing, he is also a scribe for the screens. He created TV shows like Battery Park and I'm With Her, which is loosely inspired by his marriage to super model Brooke Shields. Henchy has written for numerous television shows and films, including The Campaign, The Other Guys, and Land of the Lost. Most importantly, he is tall. EMPLOYEE of the MONTH's host CATIE LAZARUS is not tall. She is short and broke, but much more inspired to write and make stuff after speaking with Henchy. You probably will be as well. I would say your welcome, but you were really just thanking Chris. I get it.

A play about middle-aged strippers, testicle wine, and Detective Jemima. Guests: Drew Droege (The Groundlings, The New Girl), Michael Koman (Eagleheart, The Colbert Report), and Jennie Pierson (Funny or Die Presents, Don’t Trust the B in Apt. 23). Hosted by Justin Michael and Jacob Reed. Recorded live at The UCB Theatre in Los Angeles.

Cole, Vanessa and some of the outstanding cast of The Thrilling Adventure Hour-writers Ben Acker and Ben Blacker, and actors Marc Evan Jackson ("Funny or Die Presents..."), Colin Hanks ("The Good Guys") and James Urbaniak ("The Venture Bros.")-talk insensitive Twittering, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, The Real Housewives, Drones, KWOD 106.5, The Bachelor, Racehorses vs [...]