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Suck Less, Do Better isn’t just a title; it’s a call to action. It’s time to wake up, look in the mirror, and face the truth: you’re the problem—but you’re also the solution. This straight-talking guide empowers driven individuals who are done with mediocrity and ready to seize control of their futures.

[Contains explicit content] Audible Comedy presents some of its favorite comedians from the San Francisco Bay area. What says bay area more than more than 4 hours of hilarious, non-stop comedy action? Sure, maybe a hemp necklace and some tie-dyed vegan ice cream. But other than that, not much.

[Contains explicit content] Greg Behrendt helps us mind the gap and successfully navigate life's many chasms. The figurative ones, at least. So don't hit play and start wandering around with your headphones on and your eyes closed and assume everything will work out just fine. It won't. Greg's good, but come on.

[Contains explicit content] Willibaster "Will" Arnett presents "McSweeney's Internet Tendency Live." Hosted by Caitlin Gill, this live show takes the very best pieces from the McSweeney's humor site and brings them to life. Featuring performances from Ron Lynch, Laura Kightlinger, Eddie Pepitone, Nato Green and more.

[Contains explicit content] The Melting Pot. Sounds delicious, right? On this episode of Sounds Like America we're not talking about fondue or bubbling dishes of gumbo, we're digging into the theory of the melting pot. Outspoken comedian Michelle Buteau is the host of this episode, where she and a diverse crew of other comedians take on the idea of the melting pot and poke fun of all the ways America does and does not live up to this metaphor.

[Contains explicit content] Shaming swimwear, Kafkaesque jokes and a story for those missing their college days. Every week, we showcase the very best of Timothy McSweeney's Internet Tendency. With your host, Caitlin Gill.

[Contains explicit content] Featuring sets from Kaseem Bentley, Louis Katz, Nato Green, Zach Sherwin, and Katie Compa.

[Contains explicit content] Chef "Grill" Arnett presents "Iron Comic," a live comedy competition created and hosted by Nato Green where comedians write two-minute sets based on audience-suggested topics. The winner gets bragging rights and a sweet new accomplishment line on their resume. In other words, it's completely pointless but highly entertaining.