Showbiz icon Rich Little shares stories about Paul Lynde, Tony Randall, Ed Sullivan, Jimmy Durante, Dean Martin, & Frank Sinatra.

Penn visits Jamie Kaler’s laundry room for the Father Time podcast. Bally broads, bringing up babies, bands without drums, being on the road, & jazz bullshit.

Rich Little weaves his characters into stories about old Las Vegas, classic talk shows, former presidents, & people not recognizing themselves in impersonations.

Penn continues his conversation about art with mentor Martin Mull. Tony Fitzpatrick, Steve Martin, finding your artistic voice, & fountains.

Penn continues his visit with Newtek founder Tim Jenison at The Museum of Old & New Art in Tasmania. James Turrell’s light experiments, skinny dipping in the Jurassic Park Experience at Marion Bay, & Penn’s Vermeer.

Penn visits Martin Mull at Adam Carolla’s studio. Martin’s comedy act, television career, & albums. Features Jesus Is Easy, Honor Roll, A Girl Your Size (How Could I Not Miss), & Partly Marion.

Penn visits Newtek founder Tim Jenison at The Museum of Old & New Art in Tasmania, where Tim’s exhibit & experiments are currently on display. Tim’s Vermeer, MONA’s unique collection & its patron David Walsh.

Details on Penn & Teller’s UK tour, malt vinegar, the Railroad Crossing Detective, & how to properly call 911.

Vegas gets a hockey team. Movie Night & Roger Moore, lost wedding rings, & how to cheat at chess.

Z’s zombie party, Pascal’s Wager, atheist values, religion at funerals, the Fine-Tuning Problem, & old white guys talking about pie.

Stealing first class, defending Lou Reed, 5-star charging, the Zanti Misfits, & acting sexy.

Penn’s family are racing pigeons. Lance Burton rides again, Top Gear, & setting butter on fire. In the Land of the Incompetent, Goudeau is king.

Mother’s Day stories. Penn & Teller visit The Magic Circle. London likes Dylan, Penn likes London, & Matt pitches custom podcasts.

Penn’s keynote speech on freedom at the 5th Annual Marijuana Business Conference & Expo.

Penn tells the truth about telling the truth while telling stories during his keynote speech at the eLearning Guild’s most recent DevLearn Conference & Expo, featuring his fire eating act.

Parenthood is a suicide watch. We apologize for being privileged. The Heineken ad, Harari’s Sapiens, & blowing up bottles on the beach.

Penn walks to a fancy pants Hollywood premiere without his fancy pants, then impersonates Neil Gaiman. The Pitchfords have a party. Dennis Miller, Nathan Fillion, & Desert Bus 1.001.

Penn continues his fire-free fireside chat with philosophy professor Peter Boghossian about the strategies in his book, A Manual for Creating Atheists.

Penn talks with philosophy professor Peter Boghossian – the author of A Manual for Creating Atheists – about morality, atheism, & PC culture in American universities.

Penn is outraged by United outrage. Goudeau has a run-in with the law, & bids a juggling act to the Penn & Teller show. P&T do motion capture for a new virtual reality project.

Matt & Penn each have unruly audience members. Zolten baits a sea lion. Easter stories & punching deer.

Chemical weapons; modern fruit, cookies, & olives; Matt’s weight, & Penn versus Teller.

Our tribute to Don Rickles. Ira Glass asks Penn to tell the truth. Matt is in a music video near an alien brothel, & magic questions from an 8th grader.

The Nigerian Spam Scam Scam review, for real this time. Penn considers hearing aids, Zolten’s acting coaching, pancakes with dirtballs, & defunding Planned Parenthood/the NEA/Sesame Street.

Penn reviews Dean Cameron’s Nigerian Spam Scam Scam. Writing jokes, practicing juggling, & Mark Wahlburg helps Penn & Teller – but especially Penn – at Wahlburgers.

Penn meets Peyton Manning & Ryan Gosling. Matt is Sean Spicer at 50 Shades: The Parody. Songs that define you in your twenties, & a Pig Latin poem.

Getting the car to the driveway on empty. The Penn & Teller show is interrupted for a lozenge. Season Four of Fool Us! wraps, Heimlich, & Penn’s codeine addiction.

Part Two from @Nerdvana in Frisco, Texas, with the Pitchfords. How to open a restaurant, how to be one of those adults with plans, & how to get recognized at peep shows, or not.

Brett Loudermilk joins us at the Pitchfords’ @Nerdvana Coffee in Frisco, Texas, to talk sword swallowing, David Blaine, & frogs.

The texts of breaking up, Get Out, unique names, & all of Penn’s dreams are coming true.

Penn & Teller almost shut down NBC. Penn unwittingly pays for Sarah’s vacation. Hay fever & Matt’s magic trick.

Matt has an alcohol adventure as stage manager at 50 Shades! The Musical, Goudeau has kiteboarding adventure in Mexico, plus allergies & beekeeping.

Penn’s birthday, Penn & Teller’s best TV bit, Donny Osmond is a nice guy, & Gilbert Gottfried calls in by accident, twice.

Living wage, 300 Arguments by Sarah Manguso, Penn wonders if he is a rat dreaming about being human, & Matt’s psychic bear necklace days.

Penn lets down an audience member with the breath of a chicken. He also discusses the possible true tragic expectations for Donny Jingles. Penn & Teller meet over Korean coffee.

Penn & Emily star in Love Letters. Matt steals a ham. Operation Avalanche, A Thief In The Night, & breast awareness survey results.

Penn has a run in with TSA. The trick that doesn’t work, “Indian” names, & Uber stories.

Penn has a Valentine’s Day date with Moxie. The Great Tomsoni’s act is now in the show. Plus, breast & Brut sensitivity.

The Harlem Globetrotters, chimeras, sentences from the New York Times, & Penn stops swearing.

The theology half of Penn’s visit to Jay Mohr’s garage.

Penn visits Jay Mohr’s garage to share his thoughts on psychics & the performance of magic, & his dream that one day David Copperfield will portray Otto & George.

Piff The Magic Dragon flew his mother over from Merry Ol’ England with 11 mince pies. Here’s what happened.

Penn ruins Elvis’ guitar, tackles the problem of evil, & accepts corrections from the congregation.

Penn insults an audience member, Matt is almost famous, & Goudeau saves Sunday morning. Plus, perfumed performance art.

Women’s marches, over-drumming, & trying to reconcile front & rear windshield wiper rhythms.

Penn’s oft-requested Year in Review: the list of art he enjoyed in 2016.

How alumni from Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey, Greatest Show on Earth’s Clown College feel about the demise of the shows.

Penn’s travels to New Zealand, a new poodle-dog, & the Jillette family/Goudeau family escape room experience.

Penn picks up Moxie from school. The Grand Canyon in the dark, racquetball in the movies, & a cool thing you might try after sex.

Our first New Year’s Day celebration. Some of Penn’s bad ideas: Electric Boy, Broken Arm Magic, & standing outside in the sleeting snow of Times Square wearing nothing but underwear.

Christmas traditions, Cajun comfort food, & that rat bastard Andy Williams.

Reporter John Katsilometes gives a Las Vegas backstage tour, with Jerry Lewis, Criss Angel, David Copperfield, photo opportunities, & zombie showgirls.

UK vs US food, holidays, & branding, plus time travel, with Piff the Magic Dragon.

Penn defends his flag burning. The World’s Greatest bass player plays at Penn’s home. A Moxie mic drop.

Magician Rudy Coby stops by to talk hospital security, Marilyn Manson & Labman.

Pence visits Hamilton. Moxie does improv. Tuna dip & David Blaine’s bullet catch.

Recorded in front of a live Scoopfest audience. With Trump’s election, Penn is now an enemy of the state. Paul Mattingly speaks a little Klingon, & Goudeau wants a truffle dog.

The experiences shooting Penn’s movie, The Grounds. Travel takes Penn to the Carnegie Deli in Manhattan and Chicago for the Cub’s World Series celebration. 416 people have lost 19,892 pounds inspired by “Presto.”

In celebration of the demise of The Slammer this week, this is the final episode recorded there. Penn explains his attraction to – & reservations about – libertarianism & atheism.

Acting on Code Black, & the trials of making the low budget horror film The Grounds.

Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Filming the TV show Code Black and Penn’s movie The Grounds. Also, more dieting info.

Penn gives Clinton advice on how to destroy Trump. 19,000 pounds lost on our non-vegan “hoax” diet. Penn has blonde hair!

Shouldn’t Trump be called Mr. Piggy? Why we shouldn’t look at Mr. Piggy’s tax return, dental surgery, & the Penn & Teller slot machine.

Penn eats the hottest pepper on earth, & attends the premier of Jerry Lewis’ new movie Max Rose. Why do Penn & Teller appear in My Little Pony? The presidential debates are bumming our shit.

Penn flies a hang glider with The Passing Zone’s Owen Morse. Johnny Thompson & Penn perform in the Brookledge Follies. Crawfish as pets, & bear testing products.

Penn is asked the greatest question ever. Service jobs, driving in a gorilla suit, & the end of Howard Johnson’s.

Penn defends Anthony Weiner & does a card trick at The Bucket Show. Presto! audio book bloopers. Moxie appears on Fool Us. Penn struggles to pronounce “Chipotle”.

The Slammer garage sale, Penn & Teller appear on The Late Late Show, & we make our case for Gary Johnson appearing in the presidential debate.

Penn puts a Hillary Clinton bumper sticker on his car. We announce the dates of the Slammer garage sale, & Marvel asks Penn to write a Spiderman & Deadpool story.

Matt & Penn at the LiveTalksLA.org Q&A for Presto!: How I Made Over 100 Pounds Disappear and Other Magical Tales.

Penn’s preaches libertarianism for the Young Americans for Liberty at the Catholic University of America, plus a conversation with Nick Gillespie about Trump, Dylan, & Presto!

Footage courtesy of reason.com & yaliberty.org.

What it is to be American, a radio magic trick, Mahdi Gilbert’s sleight of no hand, & the campaign promise to put a Hillary Clinton bumper sticker on Penn’s car.

Goudeau’s kiteboarding trip, The Skinny Dip on Amazon Prime, & the man who saved Penn by pirating passwords.

Matt had a car crash. Season 3 of Penn & Teller: Fool Us premieres on CW. The Preachers question Penn’s atheism on Fox.

The NRO gives NASA new giant telescopes, a discussion of the benefits of base 12, & David Copperfield gets a new house.

Obama’s nighttime routine, our co-host beats Gilbert Gottfried, & when it’s OK to quit.

Love wins, even when it loses. Trump finds Jesus. TSA, & Tomsoni’s Gambler’s Ballad.

Penn talks about seeing In & Of Itself (Derek DelGaudio’s show) & Dylan, plus Father’s Day stories.

Penn reviews his Reason Rally performance & meeting with evangelist Ray Comfort.

Billy West returns to talk dual citizenship, democracy, dwarves, & Dorchester.

Penn talks about why we’re Libertarians. John Davidson calls in to talk about the upcoming Reason Rally, & Petty Officer Andrew Ross stops by to tell us his experiences with Atheism in the military.

Penn moderates the final debate for the Libertarian Party’s 2016 nomination, with candidates Austin Petersen, Gary Johnson & John McAfee. Courtesy of The Blaze.

Presidential Libertarian Candidate Gary Johnson stops by to tell us why he’d be a great president of the United States.

Penn explains his rock climbing bachelorette party idea. Snake Island sounds terrifying, & we talk about the New York Times article about The Biggest Loser.

The first show from the new room at Show Creators Studios. Penn & Teller do a show in their 1400 seat room for 7 people. Plus, lessons about Beethoven.

Yep. It’s the last show from Penn’s former home, The Slammer. We bid farewell to Vintage Nudes Studio, then discuss how best to demolish it, Mike Tyson’s Undisputed Truth, Prince, joking about diabetes, & the new Penn & Teller magic kit.

Johnny Thompson visits to talk harmonicas, magic, sideshow & scams.

Piff the Magic Dragon interrupts his North American tour to talk props, pronunciations, & pockets.

Clay Aiken calls to talk Trump. Goudeau goes to a date farm. Penn has a problem with a proselytizer.

POTUS candidate Governor Gary Johnson talks libertarian politics. Penn describes his trip to have sugar on snow.

Atheists seek understanding. Penn makes an appearance on Dr. Oz, & we open some great gifts from our congregationalists.

We will no longer call him “Trump”. The Most Patient Man in the Universe, free will, Zootopia, & working without pants.

We talk about Louis CK’s assessment of Trump. Penn’s new book, Presto: How I Made 100+ Pounds Magically Disappear is available for pre-sale, & Goudeau crashes his RC airplane.

Penn tells a couple of stories about his community standards, & we send our love to the Grand Dame of the Magic Castle, Irene Larson.

It’s a rough week in the magic world. Magician Tom Mullica died & Paul Daniels announced that he has an inoperable brain tumor.

Family, the death of Antonin Scalia, & Lawrence Krauss tells us about gravity waves.

The Slamdance Film Festival welcomes Penn, Teller & Adam Rifkin to field questions about Director’s Cut, Tim’s Vermeer, & how to be a filmmaker.

Matt Harding from wheretheheckismatt.com visits to tell us more about his travels around the world.

Director’s Cut screens at Slamdance, & the Donald Trump conundrum.

Penn talks about his time with David Bowie. Donald Trump sends money to Lawrence O’Donnell, & everything Penn said last week about Desert Bus was wrong.

Goudeau, our “Jongleur Sans Frontiers” is back from his trip to Malaysia. Penn sees Willie Nelson live & has coffee with John McAfee.

Libertarians get cornered into voting for Hillary at Penn’s house. Matt eats his way out of job. Penn answers listener mail & practices magic to his pet four-eyed fish.

The Movie Night dentist writes in a few corrections for last week’s show. All the dental dam talk you need. Plus, listeners are welcome to weigh in on life insurance vs lottery odds. Penn also addresses the Chicago time capsule that wasn’t.

Penn interviews “Fighting God” author, David Silverman. Penn gets a part on the TV show Scorpion & has to tackle a major hurdle. Matt gets mistaken for a terrorist.

Penn plays bass solo on stage. The United Church of Bacon puts up a Merry Christmas billboard, & Penn reads some quotes from Ta-Nehisi Coates’ new book, “Between the World & Me.”

Penn talks about the “controversy” of hosting the Hollywood Christmas parade. A listener sends in a chocolate mold of his penis, & Mathew Giltner from In The Name of God – The Podcast stops by to chat.

Penn welcomes Ryan Bell back to the show after completing A Year Without God.

Penn pisses off Alaskans at P&T’s show in Anchorage. Matt drives for Uber & dresses as Santa Claus. The Moby Dick Opera has Penn reflecting on the country’s perception of ISIS.

Penn & the crew discuss the November 13 terrorist attacks in France, then talk to the Desert Bus For Hope charity at desertbus.org. The gang also evaluates Dr. Fuhrman’s facts, & Penn runs out of gas in his electric car.

Penn, Goudeau & Ray Cronise talk with Dr. Joel Fuhrman about diet, his books Eat To Live & The End Of Diabetes, & why bell peppers have bad attitudes.

Penn & the gang try to reconcile terms for transgender people. Penn talks about meeting Martha Stewart, Steven Pinker, & Nolan Bushnell, & our diet guru Ray talks about his 21 day water fast & his Kickstarter campaign for “Our Broken Plate.”

Atheist Woodstock is happening around the Slammer. Church of Bacon’s John Whiteside, Sunday Assembly’s Kevin Breen, Ardent Atheists’ Emery Emery & a few hot former Mormon/Catholic pansexuals all check in with Penn & Matt. Plus, the greatest religious joke ever told.

Penn talks about digging through a dumpster of food. Donald Trump claims Penn & Teller’s success is thanks to his kind attention. Ray Cronise calls in on day seven of his water fast.

Penn & the gang talk about politics, Kuala Lumpur, & Dylan’s IBM commercial. The Church of Bacon’s Indigogo campaign is launched.

Penn & Goudeau talk Beatles, Penn’s visit with Richard Dawkins, & science writers’ use of personification.

Penn, Goudeau, & Donnelly discuss the Pope, America’s Got Talent, & how much Donald Trump loves Christmas.

Martin Tyner of the Southwest Wildlife Foundation visits with a golden eagle & tells stories of animal rescue. You can visit his website at www.gowildlife.org.

Penn & the crew talk about Kim Davis & how to deal with hecklers.

Penn talks about seeing Matt in the 50 Shades of Grey parody, John Davidson, Donald Trump, The Westboro Baptist Church & Kim Davis.

Penn & the whole gang are back from their various trips, & we’ve got a lot of catching up to do.

Penn visits Gilbert at his Amazing Colossal Studio, where they discuss Johnny Carson, Jimmy Fallon, Don Rickles, The Smothers Brothers, & groove-oriented comedy.

Penn interviews Twisted Fuckin’ Sister’s Dee Snider about heavy metal love, Celebrity Apprentice, & free speech.

Penn interviews Prophet John of the United Church of Bacon about turning The Slammer into AtheistHeaven.org, parody religions, & Elvis.

The most requested episode is finally here: Penn’s diet guru, Ray Cronise, talks about losing weight, the Metabolic Winter Hypothesis & Joel Fuhrman’s Eat To Live diet.

Penn reviews comedy magician Amazing Johnathan’s career & life, how to save your ass in jail, & the worst magic show of all time.

Penn phones in from Broadway to mention Donald Trump. Paul Mattingly & Matt Donnelly join Penn & Goudeau to discuss music, making money in comedy, & maybe a dead hooker.

Penn is nutty about liberty at the Independence Institute.

BBC television presenter Jonathan Ross talks about swearing, punk rock, Japanese otaku culture, Russell Brand’s Sachsgate, & hosting Penn & Teller’s Fool Us!

Penn & Goudeau talk a lot about the SCOTUS gay marriage ruling, London, their diet, & aphantasia. The Confederate flag & Charleston shooting, not so much.

Penn discusses pride & his issues with taking real direction from a big shot Broadway director for his upcoming run in NYC. Penn & Matt talk about Dads for Father’s Day. Penn asks “Just who is voting for Donald Trump?”

Penn & the crew discuss filming Sharknado 3, the Finnish Standards, & the upcoming Penn & Teller appearance on Broadway.

Emery Emery stops by, we talk about Christian Bok’s “Eunoia”, & TSA has a slightly higher average of success than we do.

Biologist Rich Ross visits with cephalopod news & porn, & ways the government can arrest anyone.

Penn does jury duty. Numbers of people claiming to be religious are dropping. The lawsuit against Stephanie Guttormson is dropped, & Goudeau is commissioned as a Kentucky Colonel.

Penn pays tribute to David Letterman, BB King, & discusses Jeopardy & the Boston Bomber death sentence.

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Penn is called names by The Globe. We talk Mother’s Day & Stephanie Guttormson is being sued by a faith healer.

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Penn divulges the details of being directed for his upcoming Broadway show, the difference between Penn & Floyd Mayweather, & Michael Rooker stops by a P&T show in Minneapolis.

Matt’s got a new kid. Penn & Teller prep for the Broadway show. Penn spent time with Glenn Beck last week. Five women in corsets at the show in Tulsa, & it sure seems like we could be pals with Obama.

The arrow of freedom flies in more than one direction. Joe Franklin wanted to sue Sarah Silverman. Newfoundlanders love Newfie jokes. Shecky Greene. We couldn’t find enough Bullshit! about hypnotism. The big orange head joke.

Penn talks about dieting, Stan Freberg, Jean Shepherd, Diana Ross, Bob Dylan, & show philosophy.

Penn & the gang talk about Indiana’s situation & Penn’s appearance on CNN.

Phil Robertson defends atheism accidentally; Indiana revives the gay cake argument for free speech; Penn’s New York Times article about electing an atheist president; & a congregation member loses his job for listening to Penn’s Sunday School.

Penn talks about the behind the scenes of P&T going to Broadway for 8 shows a week with The Mike Jones Duo, Mike Jones’s days playing with Aerosmith, Matt Donnelly on a scam casting encounter, & Michael Goudeau on walking a rare pygmy elephant on foot from Vegas to Broadway…maybe.

20 years ago Penn recorded his spot in Toy Story. A jacket performs its own magic, & non-gender specific insults are the way to go.

Penn describes his weight loss and throwing his cell phone at a squirrel.

Nose waxing & Penn & Teller bring the Rabbit from the Hat trick to life.

We say goodbye to Aristocrat Gary Owens, Penn is on King of the Nerds, & an interesting night for the Magic Bullets.

The gang tries snorting chocolate, then talk about building implosions, David Williamson, & Elsie the African Pygmy Elephant.

Our pal Mac King fills in for Goudeau & discusses his guiding principles for choosing which college to attend. Penn discusses what he likes about Hillary Clinton. He also defends Brian Williams & shares his own favorite lies. Appearances on Larry Wilmore, at SF Sketchfest & at an 80’s Father/Daughter dance are all addressed as well.

The new Dylan album, Vaccines, & Eve of Destruction vs. Dawn of Correction.

Penn visits the Titanic Exhibit & introduces his children to the Three Stooges. Lawrence Krauss kicks some non-scientific ass, & we talk about Steven Pinker’s The Better Angels of Our Nature.

Penn’s review of the movie Blackhat, & our feelings about the Pope’s insistence that “You cannot insult the faith of others.”

We aren’t brave enough to be Charlie Hebdo. We talk about Aristocrat Taylor Negron. An Aussie cardiologist joins us in Vintage Nudes, & Matt Donnelly teaches Penn how to do improv.

Our year’s end “Best of” list, fruit that will fuck you, & the 14 year anniversary of P&T at the Rio Hotel.

Penn explains why cutting people off in his car with his “ATHEIST” license plate is acceptable, & Matt gets the part of understudy as Christian Grey in “50 Shades of Grey. The Musical.“

Dolly Parton’s biscuits, The Interview, &the 20 year anniversary of the Magic Bullets trick

The 40 millionth visitor to Vegas. Matt auditions for 50 Shades of Grey: the Musical. The Sony Hack, & Penn visits a couple of live shows this week.

Chris Rock won’t work colleges. Charlie Todd from Improv Evolution calls in. Penn talks about the movie “Citizenfour.”

Penn discusses Elvis Costello & porn. Penn’s reveals his philosophy on pranks & also discusses Penn & Teller’s new elephant trick. Plus, Penn breaks down one-on-one experiences with Bob Dylan.

We say goodbye to Mike Nichols. Penn’s experience in an isolation tank. How to peel pistachios. Teller is a bad ass. We know there’s an annoying sound during the recording; sorry. Please don’t write about it.

Penn & the gang are back after a two week hiatus. Penn & Piff visit the Café Teaze bubble tea cafe in Vegas.

The New York Times publishes an article with Hand Job in it. Tina and Grayson Currin call in to talk about their fantastic protest signs. You can purchase a Sexy Ebola costume online and Brad Slingerlend teaches us about some of the new tech advances we can expect in the near future.

Penn gets a sunburn while contemplating whales in Hawaii, A member of the congregation meets THE Ron Jeremy and the answer to bad speech is more speech.

Piff the Magic Dragon visits and kills us dead.

Penn and the gang talk about the Pennsylvania teen convicted of blasphemy, Palindromes, turtles, snakes in hammocks, and Goudeau’s cruise trip.

An extensive interview with The Amazing himself.

Penn looks back on his days in the Toss-Ups, a pre-Penn & Teller punk rock juggling group. Penn examines the New York Times article on Gary Hart and America’s need of lithium. Plus: Director’s Cut, Wizard Wars, and the guy that went to jail for killing a rat.

Penn recaps the week on Director’s Cut and how much he hates running and likes kissing. Penn gives his daughter an action figure of himself and has the boys wonder about action figures of their own fathers, including “Dave Donnelly, Public Defender”. Penn tackles the freedom issues of prosecuting a teenager over his controversial photos with a Jesus statue

“Director’s Cut” news, Jennifer Lawrence and the photos, Pam Anderson visits Julian Assange.

Penn meets Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger. The first day of shooting on “Director’s Cut.” Penn breaks Geraldo Rivera’s chair. Joan Rivers, we love you.

Wizard Wars vs. Penn & Teller: Fool Us. Matt’s heartwarming story of his 9 months on St. John’s.

We talk about Robin Williams. Penn reveals Teller’s super power and John Whiteside, Messiah from the United Church of Bacon stops by to talk about Burning Man.

We reveal Penn works for the CIA. Drew Curtis, owner and CEO of Fark.com and Cyan Banister, CEO of Zivity.com stop by to tell us about Defcon 2014.

Penn and the gang talk about a guy trying to scam Penn at LAX, Ken Ham’s Ark Encounter tax incentive, Johnny Thompson’s 80th birthday party.

We talk with Matt Glowacki, camping, Secret Service, and Monty Python.

Penn sings with The Turtles, works on magic with Amazing Randi, Great Tomsoni, and Piff the Magic Dragon. Goudeau’s trip to Italy.

The guys talk about Joey Ramone, Zach Braff, and Penn’s new TV show, Camp Stew.

Opie’s Anthony, Joan Rivers, and Penn speaks to the NSA.

Penn is back from a tour of England where he dines with Prince Charles and attends a Monty Python rehearsal.

Yeah, you heard me. Richard! Fucking! Dawkins!

A finalist in the Mars One project tells us about her decision to try to take a one way trip to Mars.

The gang talks about Penn’s trip to London, Goudeau’s trip to Japan, and the Owl Family Cafe’.

Penn and Matt take on Solar Fucking Roads and how a skeptic should be looking at them. Penn gives a major update on his movie, Director’s Cut. Penn questions whether we should rebuild cities that are destined to be destroyed again and how he got some aspects of global warming wrong on Bullshit. Plus, Penn & Teller are in Vegas 20 years. Penn discusses aspects of the decision to move to Vegas from NYC.

Mac King co-hosts and he and Penn talk about the dangers of magic. Also, “Tabbycat” visits.

Recorded live in Boston.

Song Poem expert Phil Milstein tells us about the origin of song poems.

A couple of weeks into his experiment, Ryan Bell visits Penn’s Sunday School.

Amazing Randi calls in. Clinical psychologist Dr, David Aboussafy visits in studio. Turns out we’re a mess.

Penn and the gang talk about Otto Peterson. Guests Rachel Bloom and Matthew Giltner visit.

Chef Jet Tila tells us about teaching Penn to cook.

Rich Ross tells us horror stories about cephalopods and Jay Frank tells us about the newest ways to monetize music.

Penn and the gang talk Berger’s Cookies, Jeremiah A. Denton, Jr, and family life in New England.

Fred Phelps, Penn burns himself in Austin, and end of life doctor BJ Williams stops by.

We’re taping a reality show and doing a podcast and talking about David Brenner. Goudeau reveals a childhood drama.

Penn takes the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory and everyone on earth hates Daylight Saving Time.

Penn offers a solution to the Arizona conundrum. The Steven Seagal and Penn appearance convergence. Joseph Sikorski visits to tell us about Tesla.

Topless Doughnuts, Arizona’s right to be assholes and Steve White stops by to tell us about log homes and the islands of the Philippines.

Penn talks about hosting a mendingkids.org event in LA and hanging with Tom Jones, Natasha Bedingfield, Mel Gibson, Sly Stalone, and Kiss. Eric Idle stops backstage at the P and T Theater. More name dropping than you thought was possible!

Our guys discuss Penn’s Father/Daughter dance, Miley Cyrus, the nature of art, and Clay Aiken’s run for congress.

Penn read his CNN article, ‘Beatles, Bootlegs, and Vermeer’ and the gang discusses what we want from a politician.

Penn and the gang visit Boston for coffee jello and boiled dinner.

Penn and friends discuss Ron Jeremy’s “Wrecking Ball,” honesty in art, Trace Adkins, Jerry Camero’s bottom deal, and congregation guest, Gary Watson drops by.

Edward Snowden, Ryan Bell, Florence Henderson, Ellen DeGeneres, Ben Stiller, Rachel Ray, all talked about, none of them showed up. Penn tells us about filming Rachel VS. Guy and his steak recipe. and Matt’s CES gig as the Cowardly Lion turns ugly.

Penn and Teller celebrate 13 years at the Rio. James Randi calls in and we talk cephalopod news with Rich Ross.

Goudeau is back from Finland. Penn tells about the Lou Reed celebration of life and says goodbye to Al Goldstein.

Comic Emo Philips share stories with us.

Man, do we got taxi stories and Newfoundland/Vancouver jokes. Penn addresses book and movie rumors about Amazing Randi. An audience member gets advice about how to be an Atheist parent. Special Bonus: Two very special guests on the ads, Moxie and Zolten!

Penn teaches the congregation his very successful form of self defense. Mandy Patinkin crazy is Penn’s kind of crazy. Sue Bryker-Parham reveals the details Upstate Atheists clash with one Christian Soup Kitchen. We bid farewell to Dustin.

Penn interviews and catches up with his oddly close old friend LOD. Can they both leave the conversation a liberal or both leave a libertarian? We hear about O’ Donnell passing up a chance to make millions of American dollars in DC and we get a behind-the-scenes perspective into The West Wing, Senator Moynihan’s career and LOD’s MSNBC show.

Penn interviews and catches up with his oddly close old friend LOD. Can they both leave the conversation a liberal or both leave a libertarian? We hear about O’ Donnell passing up a chance to make millions of American dollars in DC and we get a behind-the-scenes perspective into The West Wing, Senator Moynihan’s career and LOD’s MSNBC show.

Penn, Matt talk with Dustin about his recent gig in China and surviving life there as a round eye. Penn discovers that making movies and making friends are not mutually exclusive. Penn reveals his dad’s early showbiz advice and returns the favor when he meets a young 9 year magic genius, Alex Newberg backstage at the Rio.

Penn and Matt discuss gays rights and free speech with ‘Kindly Inquisitors’ author Jonathan Rauch. Penn has more issues with popular music lyrics and a major beef with the FDA. Dr. Ed comes on to chat about cancer and heart disease from the frontier of modern medicine.

Taped at the Huge Improv Theater in Minneapolis.

Penn tells some Lou Reed stories.

Penn learns to cook for TV. Movies that suck the life out of us, and Matt the Mailman.

Lenny Bruce, Malala, The Led Zeppelin, and a victim of John Edward gets a tough lesson.

Adam Rifkin visits to talk about his movies and working with Penn on ‘Director’s Cut.’

Our 1st Amendment Bob Corn-Revere talks about revenge porn. Penn meets the world’s greatest drummer, and Jonesy visits to tell us about his new album.

Penn Jillette, Michael Goudeau, Matt Donnelly, and Dustin Knouse talk to special guest Bobby Moynihan, Listen to Penn pitch his new film on FundAndything.com, Director’s Cut, and more Congregation News!

Greg Gutfeld tears us a new asshole.

Penn and the gang talk about Syria, Cinderella’s slippers, and Foundation Beyond Belief.

“Tim’s Vermeer” opens in Telluride. Penn meets Salman Rusdie, and Penn and Teller’s first attempt at self promotion goes horribly wrong or right.

Penn, Matt and Dustin address the bullshit of manipulating language to make your point, talk with John Whiteside from the United Church of Bacon, and ask who applies for a job at the NSA?

Really, it’s Carrot Top. The title didn’t clear that up?

Penn, Goudeau, Matt Donnelly, and Dustin Knouse discuss a priest that makes the fire department appear, a fed in a Gorilla suit, and how there seems to be a difference between male and female mutilation.

Penn has a car accident, 50 Shades of Grey replaces the bible, and Penn has a new movie coming out!

We talk about Weiner, sexting, People Chow, and Banana slugs.

CPAP complications,Monkey Tuesday, travel to Mars, surgery to extend your lifeline, and banana slugs.

Penn teaches Dustin and Matt how to speak in present tense for reality shows, discusses whether Johnny Depp can wrestle 10 turkeys to death, Bacon and Doughnuts, the amazing Pilobolus “dance” show in NYC, and can a turtle tell a great joke?

The 3rd Amendment’s first Supreme Court case, a couple of movie reviews, and mustard.

We talk crazy ants, Paula Deen, the new Atheist monument, and more.

The gang talks about why Bullshit didn’t do shows on Islam or Scientology, and Penn answers some listeners’ questions.

Penn and the gang talk about Penn’s crazy ass friend Frank and also discuss father stories. Plus, who has more to hide Penn or Obama?

Bobby Slayton gets all Bobby Slayton on us.

James Randi stories, The Amazing Meeting, the No God Band, and David Copperfield’s magic museum.

Howard Kaylan tells us about The Turtles, Zappa, Flo & Eddie.

Jim Norton teaches us we should hide our wallets before being blown by a hooker.

The last week of Celebrity Apprentice news is finally here!

Penn talks to Amazing Randi, then about spending 17 hours a day with Gary Busey.

The difference between cynicism and skepticism.

Penn talks Celebrity Apprentice trash. Matt’s gonna be a father!

Penn dishes some Celebrity Apprentice insider dirt.

1st Amendment attorney Bob Corn-Revere talks about the arguing in front of the Supreme Court.

Chocolate Bunnies, the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Celebrity Apprentice, and we’re going to Minnesota.

We talk Celebrity Apprentice news and visit with author, stripper, yoga instructor Laila Lucent.

Drew Carey stops by. We narrow the PSS Visits Your Town contest to 3 spots.

Larry Gatlin is our guest.

We discuss the upcoming episodes of Celebrity Apprentice All Stars.

How not to win women. The Bios Urn, Denny’s and another round of ‘Bring PSS to your town.’

Should we tape a Sunday School in your city? And it’s “Cephalopod Sunday,” with biologist/juggler Rich Ross.

Peter Noone, Obama and the drone killings, and parenting tips from Penn.

Teller tells us a little P and T history.

A species of spider is named after Penn. What to eat when you don’t have time to eat.

Penn and Teller celebrate 20 years in Vegas. Also, we scoop Discovery Channel on giant squid and discuss Glenn Beck’s claim of being Libertarian.

What does it cost for George Clinton brings the funk?

Gilbert Gottfried tells Penn and Goudeau how he got into comedy.

Penn takes sides on the white house petition to deport Piers Morgan. Former Apprentice contestant Jenn Hoffman and Penn explore the major differences of being on Apprentice versus Celebrity Apprentice. In the news, some nut believes horses “cure” homosexuality. Briefly, Penn sums up the movies, concerts and books he took in for 2012.

Serious talk about parenting advice, dessert, and evaporated milk.

Matt Harding from wherethehellismatt.com tells stories about the good and bad parts of world travel.

Penn discusses what happened to the candy apple versus the caramel apple, showbiz advice he got from Mrs. Cosby, The kind of sex in China he won’t even go near, and is a cornish game monkey big enough to fuck?

Penn recalls talking to members Monkees about Sugar’ing and art but mostly Sugar’ing. Is there really a war on christmas? Christians should wear mistletoe on the ass or tattoo Merry X mas on their dicks if their is. Monkeys introduce “sneak sex” to the science community.

Penn’s cry for help.

Penn tells personal stories from his new book.

Penn interviews his hero and mentor, Amazing Randi.

Interview with Paul Provenza during The Amazing Meeting 2012.

George Takei tells us about his childhood in Japanese Internment camps during WWII.

Billy West performs some of his character voices from Futurama, Ren and Stimpy, and more.

Krauss tries to explain advanced physics to monkeys.

We talk David Blaine, electricity, and 11th century porn.

Blasphemy Day, Biologist Heather Wright tells us about skinny pigs, and intellectual piracy

Bacon is bartered for show tickets, Po Po Ahead, and some Monkey Tuesday.

Talk with John the super atheist, an ex Amish, and Penn and Teller nuked Vegas.

Bill Nye calls in to talk about evolution and other fun.

Myth Buster Adam Savage talks about Bubbles the Chimp.

Neil Armstrong, Song Poems, and questions that will get you laid.

With guests Gilbert Gottfried, Biologist Rich Ross and Atheist Philanthropist Todd Stiefel.

Penn discusses Curiosity’s Mars landing, Baboons, and Juggling.

Penn claims he can tell the difference between a sugar glider and a tin can.

Billy West visits. We talk to Naked TSA Guy, John Brennan, and British Bonobos.

Penn interviews the legendary actor/song writer Paul Wiliams. Penn also discusses recent burn victims from Tony Robbin’s fire walks and his own dipshit experience

Penn and the gang field questions from a live audience at TAM.

If you don’t believe in God, what’s to stop you?

Anechoic Chambers and the missile chamber adventure, Obama’s BFD, Monkeys, Atheists, and conversions.

P&T get a star on Hollywood Blvd. Grocery bagging tips, and Cowboy Monkey Rodeo.

The Amazing Randi, The Amazing Meeting, Amazing Stinging Squid Sperm, and God Hates Figs.

Penn talks about Hannity, TSA, and apologies to the Osmonds.

Penn, Goudeau, and Dustin discuss NY’s large sugary drink ban and Lou Reed’s Underground Velvet Spider.

The world’s most hypocritical man admits his flaws and begs for understanding.

Gilbert Gottfried performs his incredibly accurate impersonation of old Groucho Marx.

Penn, Goudeau, and Dustin tell some mom stories, talk about gay marriage, yell at Obama and all politicians for marijuana laws, and laugh about the documentary film, ‘Project Grizzly.’

Penn, Goudeau, and Dustin talk about new breast implants, giant deviled eggs, Keira Knightly, and we say “goodbye” to Goober.

The release of the video for ‘Clay Aiken, by Penn Jillette’ by Penn Jillette, fun at the county fair, an exorcism attempt, and the week’s news from Thailand.

The WORLD PREMIERE of Penn Jillette’s new song, ‘Clay Aiken by Penn Jillette.’

Penn Jillette and Michael Goudeau get Mac King to tell a couple of horrible show business stories.

Penn Jillette, Michael Goudeau and Dustin Knouse talk about art, fishing, and in vitro fertilization.

Gilbert Gottfried, Penn Jillette, and Michael Goudeau laugh for 90 minutes.

Penn Jillette and Michael Goudeau discuss Penn being pulled over for checking e-mail at a stop light, the Reason Rally, jury duty, and baboons.

Penn Jillette and Michael Goudeau discuss the Dharun Ravi verdict, suicide, TSA, and monkeys.

Penn, Goudeau, and Emery Emery talk about Kennedy’s suggestion that Atheism is a religion, monkeys, and last week’s events on Celebrity Apprentice.

Penn, Adam Carolla, and Arsenio Hall swap stories about Celebrity Apprentice and life.

Penn talks about his decision to call the show Sunday School.

Penn Jillette and Michael Goudeau discuss the week’s news, talk about monkeys, Celebrity Apprentice, and anything else.