I'm Still Right

Zack Bornstein (SNL) and Alex Garland (Mozart in the Jungle) visit the studio to rehash an argument over interior decorating that's just about the size of a large bronzed cat reading what looks to be a Koran. Later, Zack kicks off an all-new segment, When I Was Most Wrong, with a tale of near-murder in a coffee shop, and Alex struggles to understand Costco's appeal. This week’s episode brought to you by Blue Apron. Go to BlueApron.com/RIGHT to check out this week’s menu and get your first THREE meals FREE—WITH FREE SHIPPING. Executive Producer: Jon Perry Logo by Graham Wallace Music by Doug DeLuca

In the first-ever true crime episode of I'm Still Right, Rob Michael Hugel (The Knick, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon) visits the studio to argue with Luke about the mysterious "suicide" of Kurt Cobain. No Listener Submitted Arguments. No Special Thanks. This one goes deep. This episode discusses suicide. If you or anyone you know needs help, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 Executive Producer: Jon Perry Logo by Graham Wallace Theme Song by Doug DeLuca

Food show aficionados Mike Still (Drunk History, Superstore) and Nate Smith (There's...Johnny!, Red Oaks) visit Luke to argue about what is a better cooking program: Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives or The Great British Bake Off. Later, the group weighs in on the dire problem with supermarket check-outs and our growing culture of TV-show shaming. Also, Nate introduces a completely new, completely insufferable character. This week's episode is brought to you by Squarespace. Start your free trial today at Squarespace.com and enter offer code STILLRIGHT to get 10% of your first purchase. If you have an argument of your own that you'd like us to discuss on the show, please send it to @[email protected] or call (859) MO-RIGHT to leave a voicemail. If you have a special thanks you'd like us to bring up on the show, please rate & review us on iTunes and leave your special thanks in the review itself. Executive Producer: Jon Perry Logo by Graham Wallace Theme Song by Doug DeLuca

Luke is joined by his girlfriend, comedian Francesca Smith (Garbage, Red Carpet Comedy). Things get heated as the couple rehashes our Episode 16 argument about whether or not it's gross to kiss, and tackles our Episode 20 throwdown over the size of TV producer Jon Wolf's absurdly small TV. Later, the duo laments obligatory roommate greetings and Fran opens up about her road rage. This week’s episode brought to you by Blue Apron. Go to BlueApron.com/RIGHT to check out this week’s menu and get your first THREE meals FREE—WITH FREE SHIPPING. If you have an argument of your own that you'd like us to discuss on the show, please send it to [email protected] or call (859) MO-RIGHT to leave a voicemail. If you have a special thanks you'd like us to bring up on the show, please rate & review us on iTunes and leave your special thanks in the review itself. Executive Producer: Jon Perry Logo by Graham Wallace Theme Song by Doug DeLuca

Couple Jess Ross (CollegeHumor, UCB's Bombardier) and Kait Thompsn (UCB's Karate Karate) visit the studio to argue about how indisputably wrong each other does the laundry, and how they'd raise their hypothetical dog. Later, Luke gets all worked up about ice cream counter sampling, Kait discovers a glaring problem with car insurance, and Jess is tired of being pressured into major life events. This week's episode is brought to you by Squarespace. Start your free trial today at Squarespace.com and enter offer code STILLRIGHT to get 10% of your first purchase. If you have an argument of your own that you'd like us to discuss on the show, please send it to [email protected] or call (859) MO-RIGHT to leave a voicemail. If you have a special thanks you'd like us to bring up on the show, please rate & review us on iTunes and leave your special thanks in the review itself. Executive Producer: Jon Perry Logo by Graham Wallace Theme Song by Doug DeLuca

Kurt Braunohler (The Big Sick, Wedlock) and Lauren Cook (The Mindy Project, Wedlock) visit Luke to hash out a recent spat that involves Kurt wanting compliments and the accidental destruction of their Honda Civic door. Later, the group tackles a Listener Submitted Argument about sharing a therapist with your significant other, and Luke takes a stand against restaurants that make you box your own leftovers. If you have an argument of your own that you'd like us to discuss on the show, please send it to [email protected] or call (859) MO-RIGHT to leave a voicemail. If you have a special thanks you'd like us to bring up on the show, please rate & review us on iTunes and leave your special thanks in the review itself. Executive Producer: Jon Perry Logo by Graham Wallace Theme Song by Doug DeLuca

Lifelong friends Joe Hardesty (American Vandal, No Activity) and Ben Bolea (Backup Boyfriend, The Miserable Adventures of Burt Squire) visit the studio to argue Third Eye Blind. Later, the trio fields a Listener Submitted Argument about leaving notes for noisy neighbors, and Luke challenges waiters to write things down when taking orders. This week’s episode brought to you by Blue Apron. Go to BlueApron.com/RIGHT to check out this week’s menu and get your first THREE meals FREE—WITH FREE SHIPPING. This week's episode is also brought to you by Squarespace. Start your free trial today at Squarespace.com and enter offer code STILLRIGHT to get 10% of your first purchase. If you have an argument of your own that you'd like us to discuss on the show, please send it to [email protected] or call (859) MO-RIGHT to leave a voicemail. If you have a special thanks you'd like us to bring up on the show, please rate & review us on iTunes and leave your special thanks in the review itself. Executive Producer: Jon Perry Logo by Graham Wallace Theme Song by Doug DeLuca

Return guest Will Hines (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Brooklyn 99) faces off with Benjamin Apple (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Cubed) about whether or not The Singularity (machines becoming fully sentient) is imminent. Later, the group weighs a listener's special thanks about asking celebrities for autographs, Will laments society's inability to recover quickly from misunderstandings, and Benjamin explains why it's absurd for anyone to tell anyone else they shouldn't do things. Yeah...iiit's a heady episode. Executive Producer: Jon Perry Logo by Graham Wallace Theme Song by Doug DeLuca

Blake Rosier (Broke, Black Jesus) and Dianna Lee join Luke to argue over hospitals: Blake loves them, Dianna can't stand them. Later, the duo tackles their second argument of the night, where it's revealed Blake is putting their health at extreme risk, and later still: a story about a convenience store bully who Blake nearly beat to a pulp...but didn't. This week's episode is brought to you by Squarespace. Start your free trial today at Squarespace.com and enter offer code STILLRIGHT to get 10% of your first purchase. Executive Producer: Jon Perry Logo by Graham Wallace Theme Song by Doug DeLuca

Graham Wallace (I Want My Phone Back, Bizaardvark) makes his second visit to the studio, this time with Sarah Ritz (Freundeskreisgoods.com), as the newly married couple argues over Sarah's unwillingness to sell her first car--a 1998 purple Jeep Cherokee. Later, the trio discusses Jon and Luke's argument from Episode 48: "Is it better to be drunk or high?" and Sarah tells a horrifying story about snorting strange street powder. Seriously. This week's episode is brought to you by Squarespace. Start your free trial today at Squarespace.com and enter offer code STILLRIGHT to get 10% of your first purchase.Executive Producer: Jon PerryLogo by Graham WallaceTheme Song by Doug DeLuca