This week Mike is joined by world class comedian and impressionist, JL Cauvin to discuss whether or not Trump was bad for comedy, American fame whore culture, and President Obama/ Bruce Springsteen's new podcast. 

This week, Mike introduces his new Associate Producer, Ronnie Side, who is considering dropping out of college. Mike reflects on whether or not Valentine's day is actually an important holiday, and Comedian and Podcaster, Casey Balsham joins Mike to discuss the state of comedy and whether or not it's time to #freebritney. 

This week, Mike explains his new philosophy on Valentine's day. He is then joined by Gene Getman for a Social Villains segment that covers a recap of the inauguration, a minor critique of the media industry, and a discussion over whether or not the Biden Administration should appoint a reality czar. 

This week, Mike explains the legendary "Coscarelli Curse" and lends his thoughts on New York City re-opening indoor dining (spoiler, it's sick). Later, Mike breaks down the love affair that America has always had with troll culture. Finally, Kinsey Grant (host of the "Business Casual" podcast) joins the show to discuss everything that happened with Gamestop and why Bitcoin is back. 

This week Mike pays tribute to the legendary and unfortunately dead, Larry King. Then Mike debuts his long promised re-telling of the torrid Hollywood love affair and disastrous marriage between Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardener. Finally Comedian and Streetwear designer, Chris Cheney joins the podcast to discuss serious quarantines, sneaker culture, and what the future of fashion after the pandemic might be. 

This week Mike is joined by comedians and hosts of "The Hot Mess Comedy Hour", Andrea Allan and Emily Lubin. They discuss America's unhealthy obsession with work culture, why everyone is so burned out and why Millenials are waiting until they're old farts to settle down. 

This week after a real downer for the United States of America, Mike is joined by an actual lawyer and fellow hair legend, Ron Kuby. They discuss the heinous events in Washington last week, how he would defend those who stormed the Capitol in a court of law and whether or not President Donald Trump can actually pardon himself as he continues to throw chair after chair in the way of President Elect Joe Biden on his way out the door. 

In the inaugural episode of Mike Coscarelli Rules, Mike is joined by comedian and rapscallion, Gene Getman. They begin by recapping the general chaos that was the year 2020. Next they get to the bottom of whether or not Gene is still an ironic Trump supporter after his mishandling of the Coronavirus Pandemic and loss in the 2020 election. Finally they close out with their 2020 superlatives for a year that kicked everyone in the balls. 

Mike Coscarelli Rules drops on January 5th with new episodes every Tuesday. 

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