Where do we go from here after the election?

Comedians do stand-up followed by a discussion with experts and the audience.Comics:Helen Hong (Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me)

Jackie Kashian (The Dork Forest)

Jose Sarduy (The GIs of Comedy)

with Professors

Gerry Cadava (author of The Hispanic Republican)

and Mark A. Peterson of UCLA Political Science.Hosted as always by Toby Muresianu.

Toby interviews political scholar and bestselling author of One Nation Under Trump Norm Ornstein. We talk about how our country ended up politically in the place it did in this episode of "Oh Great, What Now?" - the version of the show recorded without a live studio audience.

As mentioned during the episode, Norm also helps run the Matthew Ornstein Memorial Foundation, dedicated to furthering mental health care and urban debate. You can find out more or support it at mornstein.org.

The Democratic primary is upon us and California’s date is March 3rd. We discuss the state of the race—and the local elections California will be deciding at the same time—with comedian and former presidential candidate Ben Gleib, comedian and nurse Taquita Love, progressive pollster and analyst John L. Ray, and DSA-endorsed candidate for LA City Council Aura Vasquez.

Another great live episode from the Hollywood Improv, this time tackling California’s - and America’s - housing crisis. Featuring standup from Comedy Central's Madison Shepard and Last Man Standing writer Jenny Yang, followed by discussion with Andy Bales of the Union Rescue Mission and professors Liz Falletta of USC and the Los Angeles Zoning Advisory Committee and Michael Manville of UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs.

We’re back to talk about the state of impeachment with standup from Jordan Coburn, co-host of the “Mueller, She Wrote” podcast and Michael Loftus, host of “The Loftus Party” podcast - followed by a discussion with professors Robert English, a specialist in Eastern Europe at USC and Michael Genovese, a professor at Loyola Marymount University and author of over 50 books, including “How Trump Governs.”

We’re locked and loaded (metaphorically) for stand-up and discussion on the always too-topical topic: guns. Featuring comedians Joe Carl Abou Sakher and Steph Tolev and panelists Erroll Southers, a USC professor and former DHS, FBI and LAPD veteran; Susan Shelley, a conservative columnist; and Josh Stepakoff, a gun violence survivor and activist.

Our podcast on new, restrictive abortion laws being passed in states around the country happened in June - but the recording equipment had serious issues. After many attempts to save it we now present it in “as-is” condition. Featuring stand-up comedy from Megan Gailey, Laurie Kilmartin and host Toby Muresianu, followed by an open discussion with doctors Brian Nguyen and Jasmine Patel and civil rights lawyer Raquelle De La Rocha.

Political science professor Michael Genovese, natural security law professor Rachel VanLandingham, co-host of the Mueller, She Wrote podcast Jaleesa Johnson, and comedian and veteran Mitchell Lamar discuss the Mueller Report.

We take it to the limit with stand-up comedy on extremism from Palestinian American Sammy Obeid, Conservative American Adam Yenser, and dorky American Toby Muresianu - followed by insightful discussion with Ariella Schusterman, deputy regional director of the Anti-Defamation League in Los Angeles, and Jihad Turk, president of Bayan Claremont Islamic graduate school.