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[Contains explicit content] America may be polarized, but we are united in one key respect: most of us were horrifically awkward teenagers. In this episode of Sounds Like America, comedian and host Michelle Buteau is your chaperone on a comical field trip through puberty, crushes, teen rebellion, and the beginnings of adulthood.

[Contains explicit content] It might seem like the San Francisco Bay Area is turning into a shortsighted technotopia, but on this episode of Sounds Like America, you'll learn that the progressive crown jewel of the U.S. has so much more to offer than eco-conscious startups hell-bent on disrupting how you get your take-out. The Talk's Aisha Tyler, who grew up in San Francisco and Oakland, plays host on this comedic tour of the Bay Area.

[Contains explicit content] Featuring sets from Jackie Kashian, Jay Larson, Shelby Fero, Ramon Rivas and Mike Drucker.

[Contains explicit content] Join comedian and host Jackie Kashian as she gives an audio power-point presentation on something most Americans have to do: work. You'll hear stories about comedians' worst and weirdest jobs, embarrassing tales of getting fired and accounts of grinding it out at day jobs while pursuing a bigger dream. The comedy in this episode was recorded at live venues all around the country.

[Contains explicit content] Join comedian and host Kyle Kinane as he guides you on a trippy journey through America's favorite pastime: drugs. You'll hear about smoking in the suburbs, boozing at the airport, meeting God on shrooms, and more. The comedy in this episode was recorded at live venues all around the country.

At the ripe age of three, Mike Drucker got his very first Nintendo console—the Nintendo Entertainment System—and he was hooked. Every video game felt like a new chapter was opening in his life, expanding his world for the better and—sometimes—for worse. In this fond and joyful memoir, Drucker combines ridiculous personal stories and fascinating gaming history to explore the poignant ways that electronic entertainment can save us from ourselves. Good Game, No Rematch is a love letter to video games and the people who play them, from a very nerdy voice in the world of comedy.