Jon and Bryan are joined by producing team Andrew Hunt and Ean Mering. They talk about their friendship that goes back to High School in the Valley. We also learn about the tagging and gang phase that the Valley kids went through in the 90's, including them. Ean shares stories of being a child actor, while Andrew tells us about his game show producing father. It all leads to their journey of going into business together to produce films. No tears. No coughs. Just an odd laugh and a nap. We got another winner on our hands here folks.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian and long time friend Willis Turner. Willis tells the guys about his fun childhood working on his grandfather's farm in Texas. He seems to really look back fondly on his hard labor days at Pop Pop's camp. We also learn what it's like to be the "black kid" in the 80's who moves to Orange County, California. Other topics include; answering machine messages, Redd Fox, Flat tops and doing stand up in prison. No cough, no cry, just a sneeze.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian and former tennis pro Michael Kosta. He talks about life growing up in Michigan. Being a nuisance in class and discovering his talent in tennis. After sharing great stories about the good and bad of trying to be a professional tennis player Kosta discusses how he got into comedy while being a tennis coach at the University of Michigan. That choice led him to pack up and move to LA and live with his new friend from Craigslist and immediately get into a fight over his bike. Coughing and crying TBD.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian Quincy Jones. They recap the last year of Quincy's life since he found out he had terminal cancer. Life brought Quincy many unexpected surprises. Both the positive and the negative. We celebrate Quincy making it past his one year prognosis and share an amazing story that will shock you to the core. Congrats all around to Quincy Jones!

Tears? Maybe. Coughing? Can't remember.

Jon and Bryan are joined by the talented comedienne, actress and director Betty Cahill. Betty talks about how she got on Saturday Night Live and what the experience was like. She also shares stories about coming up through the comedy theater ranks of Chicago and how she and many others have fared since then. Betty is a good buddy and a blast to talk to. We know a lot more about birds and landscaping now because of her as well. Was there a cough or a cry? Listen and find out.

Jon and Bryan are joined by actor Bob Clendenin. Bob is one of the most recognizable faces in television. He discusses his long career that came from giving up on being an engineer and making the jump to Hollywood. He discusses growing up in Australia, attending Cornell, acting in theater and figuring out his place in Hollywood as a specific type of character actor. There may have been a cough or two but, no tears.

Jon and Bryan are joined by actor Mike C. Nelson. Mike talks about growing up in a small town in Indiana and moving to Chicago for some of the greatest years of his life before taking on Hollywood. We also learn about his time at the famed Second City, his LA roommate telling him to get his act together and how that has turned into a successful career as a commercial actor. Ian Bagg calls in to talk about Canada's free speech issues and the guys also discuss the racist attacks of Leslie Jones on Twitter.

Jon and Bryan reunite after taking their holiday vacations. Bombs explode in the background and the guys discuss everything from Ben Affleck to computer technology. Jon remembers WKRP in Cincinnati. Bryan talks about visiting the radio station he worked at 20 years ago and accidentally buying women's clothes for himself. Yes, there was coughing. No one cried. However, there was concern.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian Frank Caliendo. They talk about Frank's journey from Waukesha to LA. How he got started doing impressions and how it has evolved over the years. The obvious question comes up about meeting with Donald Trump during a sketch for the NFL. His answer will surprise you. They talk about the perks of his success and what access it has allowed him that he considers cool.

Jon and Bryan take the show on the road. Sitting in the bleachers watching Bryan's kid play baseball the guys talk about how their careers have allowed them some pretty sweet access to Hollywood. Tears? Maybe. Coughing? Maybe. Listen and be amazed by something. What exactly is up to you.