Cameron Esposito, Rob Huebel, Humphrey Ker and Nat Luurtsema join host Jesse Thorn for a distinctly dirty episode of the comedy quiz show where land laws do not apply. You're welcome, posterity.

Holly Walsh, Rob Huebel, Sarah Thyre and Steve Hall join special guest Jonathan Coulton and host Jesse Thorn to talk baby punk makeovers and Cockney rhyming slang in another bid to work out which country is best.

If you think you've got what it takes to write a round of International Waters then drop us a line: iw@maximumfun.org and don't be shy, you can like us on Facebook too!

Here are some of the most interesting conversations currently going on in our forums. The ones that make us do the pygmy goat happy dance:


Thoughts on where to find great music by female rappers (with input from our resident expert, Jesse);


Discussion of the the funniest non-comedy podcasts (led by Podthoughts author Colin Marshall);


Lively ongoing exchange about the show Community; and


Folks are still sharing their favorite moments from the recent JJGo! episode "Cool Papa Bell with Rob Huebel". Including lots of great suggestions for the official MaxFun hand signal.

Rob Huebel joins Jesse and Jordan, and puppy adoption talk turns dark, along with almost every other subject anyone brings up. Except MILF Island. That subject maintains a pretty steady keel.

• Adult Swim has renewed Rob Corddry's "Children's Hospital" for a fourth season. This show has featured a number of MaxFun favorites, including Rob Huebel and the terrific Henry Winkler!
• Charlyne Yi has landed a role on the upcoming season of "House."
• Starting September 14th, Al Madrigal will be returning to your television in a new NBC comedy called "Free Agents". The show is based on a British sitcom by the same name. If you want to get a taste of it, the network has a quick preview up that includes Al being hilarious. Side note to any fathers who are reading this: you can find true empathy and moral support from Madrigal's funny weekly podcast Minivan Men: A Weekly Podcast for Regular People with Children. Madrigal co-produces the show with fellow dad-comedians Chris Spencer and Maz Jobrani. Last week's episode featured comedian and TSOYA alum Bill Burr.
• Former Sleater-Kinney vocalist and Portlandia star Carrie Brownstein and her new band, Wild Flag, will be releasing their self-titled debut album on September 13th. Then they will be on the road starting October 3rd and throughout the fall. Until then, you should keep your ears busy by listening to their single "Glass Tambourine"
• Zach Galifianakis and the rest of the "Bored to Death" crew will be returning to HBO on October 10th for their third season and the network just released this great teaser clip. I wanna ride the Ferris wheel with these gentlemen.
  

• I'll stop posting funny videos with Rob Huebel when he stops making them. Also, see this on Funny or Die Presents' new season on HBO, starting January 14th.
  
  
• Ego Trip, the hiphop magazine turned media collective, has just gone live with their new site. Check it out.
  
  
• More on the world of hiphop, with an open letter from Chuck D.
  
  
• Thomas Lennon and Robert Ben Garant (of The State and Reno 911) are both attached to a leprechaun-meets-Bourne-Identity film that's currently in production. It's described as as what happens when "a height-challenged wish-granter loses his memory, and settles in with a group of Chicago firefighters."
  
  
• TV writer and producer Jane Espenson, of Buffy and Caprica, will be on a team writing for the new HBO show Game of Thrones. The series is based on a series of bestselling fantasy books by George R.R. Martin.
  
  
• Ira Glass returns to TV briefly: the Showtime version of This American Life will re-air on Current TV, running January 10th through April 4th. Really, really worth watching.
  
  
• Jon Glaser will reprise his role as a man in the witness protection program for a second season of Delocated on Adult Swim.
  

• According to linguist Geoff Nunberg, the word that most represents 2010 is “No”.
  
  
• A new trailer for Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's upcoming alien movie "Paul" to be released in March 2011 -- featuring starring roles and cameos from The Sound former guests Jane Lynch, Bill Hader, and Jeffrey Tambor.
  
  
• From Henry Rollins' new column for LA Weekly, a musing on how to talk to right wing radio callers.
  
  
• It's a good bet that Randy Newman will make the cutoff for nominees for the Oscars' "Best Original Song" for his song from Toy Story 3, "We Belong Together".
  
  
• A conversation with a selected few comedians about Twitter. They included several of our former guests, all worth following: Doug Benson, Todd Barry, and Rob Huebel.
  

• MaxFun friends Rob Huebel and Paul Rust fight dirty with puns and pipes in Action Movie Pun Brainstorm. (If you haven't listened to Rob's presentation of Simon Rich's "Brainteasers" yet, you really should.)
  
  
• The Decemberists, fronted by singer Colin Meloy, have announced a release date of January 18, 2011 for their upcoming album "The King is Dead". You can download the new song Down By the Water for free from their website.
  
  
• Comics artist and Pulitzer Prize-winner Art Spiegelman edited and wrote the introduction for a new set of the wordless woodcut novels of Lynd Ward. Each page of Lynd Ward: Six Novels in Woodcuts is wordless, set with an single engraved image. The whole thing looks beautifully packaged, to boot.
  
  
• Fans of upcoming guest Judd Apatow and crew should be happy: the debut of IFC's run of Apatow's great college comedy series Undeclared is Friday at 11pm. We've had several alums of the show on the program, including screenwriter Rodney Rothman and musician and actor Loudon Wainwright III.
  

Are you capable of looking past your own prejudices? Simon Rich has prepared a set of brain teasers to answer that question. Featuring Rob Huebel. Simon Rich's new novel is Elliot Allagash.

Two selections from the MaxFunMarathon comprise this week's Jordan Jesse Go. Jordan and Jesse are joined by Dave Shumka from Stop Podcasting Yourself, plus special guests Andy Richter, Sarah Thyre, Rob Huebel and Paul Scheer