Jimmy Pardo (Never Not Funny Podcast, Conan) and Chip Chinery (Battle of the Sexes) jump on board to talk podcasts, auditioning, golf, The Goldbergs, stand-up wardrobes, Handmaid’s Tale, and reveal the music they are most embarrassed to admit they love.

Two of the stars of Netflix’s Grace and Frankie (Tim Bagley and Jack Plotnick) join Regan to talk Hamilton, musical aspirations, how much working in commercials sucks, and pay tribute to the late Steven Bochco with the first ever Critically Yours, Regan Burns Radio Theatre performance!

Johnathan Mangum (Let’s Make a Deal/Who’s Line is it Anyways?) and Scott Parkin (Garry Unmarried/American Dad) sit in the studio and talk all things television.  Good shows, bad shows, what we hate, what we love, what we really hate, what we really love, and we introducing the SHOW OR SHAM game!  Oh yeah, and Peter the producer is there too.

Oscar Nunez (The Office/People of Earth) and stand-up comedian Bill Dwyer join Regan to talk Academy snubs, Sandra Bullock, HBO’s new show Barry, hot new music and foreskin care.  Where else are you going to get this kind of show?

Joe Reitman (The Lady in the Water) and Jim Wise (The Tonight Show) join Regan to discuss dogs, comic-con, their worst performances and play the “Pussy or Pooch” game all while Emma from Portugal steals producer Peter’s mic. No rules, just fun!

Regan is joined by Brian Palermo (The Groundlings) and J.P. Manoux (Veep) to discuss female action heroes, male pattern baldness, on-screen nudity, and play everyone’s favorite game, “What the Fuck Did Tom Hardy Just Say?”.

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Mindy Sterling (Austin Powers, The Goldbergs) and Annie Sertich (The Groundlings) stop by to laugh their way through discussions of binge worthy shows, sketch comedy, Oprah Winfrey and give their thoughts on this week’s new music.

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Regan talks Oscars and the "Best and Worst movies of the Year" with Rick Overton of Showtime's "I'm Dying Up Here" and comedian Matt Weinhold.  Also, a couple married over 50 years reviews 50 Shades Freed.

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