Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian and actor Eric Edwards. In part one of this engaging discussion Eric discusses his mobile childhood, which included kidnapping charges and being trapped in Hawaii. He also talks about how his life changed after going to college in Arizona, which ultimately lead him to LA and to a Kinko's where his acting career took off. Jon probably coughed. Tears were threatened.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian Ian Bagg. Ian shares his story of a big kid from a small Canadian town who is driven to make it in the comedy business. He tells of how he had a series of good luck that led to him to where is today. Along the way he digs for gold, shacks up with strangers in Vancouver, lives in a youth hostile in New York, works as a carney in Australia and against all odds succeeds on national TV show. For a guy who doesn't share much, we got a lot. Jon may not have coughed. You will have to listen to find out if he breaks the streak.

Jon and Bryan are joined by performer and West Side Comedy Club co owner Chris Gorbos. They talk small town life, big city life, sketch comedy in Chicago, touring the states, dancing for laughs, and what it takes to open up your own business. Jon coughs, but no one cries.

Jon and Bryan are joined by voice actor and novelist Brad Grusnick. Brad shares stories about life in the northern woods of Wisconsin, going to school at Northwestern, doing improv in Chicago, becoming a successful voice actor by spending a lot of money and deciding to write books that people actually read. Yes, of course Jon coughed. Don't be silly.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian and actor Jamie Kaler. They discuss their sarcastic love of Twitter, celebrity and non celebrity gossip in the new media age and because Jamie has kids the topic of explosive bowels makes it's way on to the show. You'll have to listen to find out who they are talking about. The kids or Jon. The show ends abruptly due to an emergency situation involving popcorn. There is coughing.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian and actor Peter Spruyt. Peter talks about being born in Ethiopia, living in North Carolina, working on river boats, playing piano with his nose, discovering stand up and creating the charity event Krullapalooza. It is another one of those shows where you want to hear more. Jon coughs.

Jon and Bryan are joined by one of Bryan's best friends Jeff Castelaz, who takes the guys on a life journey of a love for music that starts on the south side of Milwaukee and goes all the way to heading Elektra Records in LA. We hear about family life in corner bars, discovering new music via his brother's mixtapes, managing some amazing artists and the importance of eating pork chops.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Joe Roderick. Joe is fresh off the boat in Hollywood. He has a lot of hope and still has a new car smell. This, however, is not what we end up talking about. This show is about how human rights, daring rescues, half million dollar bounty's, barbers, massages and cottage cheese saving a life all happened from a small town in Illinois. Buckle up folks. This one is a doozy!

Jon and Bryan are joined by Matt Fulchiron. They recap Matt's extended stay in New York, a trip to Canada, and his use of the Bumble dating app. There is coughing and a tear may have been shed. Over what? Well, you'll have to listen and find out.

Jon and Bryan are joined by director/writer Daniel Stessen. Daniel discusses all the names he will respond to and his lacrosse national championships while playing for Syracuse. He also tells the guys what he learned in his journey through Hollywood and what he thinks helps in trying to get your voice heard. It was one of the most insightful discussions ever had the show. Other topics include: injuries, poems and suits. Yes, there was coughing. No tears. Lot's of laughing.