Glenn Howerton (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) joins Andy Richter to discuss the early days of Always Sunny, finding the people that make you feel funnier, his start as a drama student, and much more.

You know him from the long-running FX series "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," and the didn't-run-long-enough series "AP Bio," but what you might not know is that Glenn Howerton made a brief but memorable cameo in one of Dan's favorite scary movies, "The Strangers." This gets discussed herein. As does Glenn's wildly

It's another new episode of Good One, and blessing the feed this week are the talented and hysterical Charlie Day and Glenn Howerton! Host Jesse David Fox sat down with these two-thirds of the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia brainchild in honor of their recent record-breaking 15th season. In this episode the guys bre

Seth takes a closer look at Trump holding an old-fashioned campaign rally in North Carolina, as if the coronavirus pandemic that’s still raging out of control had just magically disappeared. Then, Glenn Howerton shares an update on life in California during the pandemic and wildfires and the return of A.P. Bio. See Pri

Rich and the guys discuss the Nets hiring of Hall of Fame guard Steve Nash to the their new head coach (2:27). Actor Glenn Howerton calls in to talk about the new season of A.P. Bio on Peacock, working with Danny DeVito on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and playing a dramatic roll in season 1 of Fargo (21:15). Kevi

Seth takes a closer look the misleading memo written by House Republicans that President Trump claims vindicates him in the Russia probe. Then, Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins talks about becoming a Super Bowl champion for the second time and why this win means more than his first with the New Orleans Saints