OMG. Steven is a Chinese mess. The boys meet once again via some sketchy international internet and discuss Halloween, Cannibal the Musical, and give a sweet wrap up to the recent Los Angeles Ovation Awards. You won't want to miss a moment of this episode! Word of warning: don't press any buttons, very dangerous.

This episode gives out more misinformation than you ever thought possible. Did you know that Travis Fimmel was in Sex & the City? Me either. Someone tell his agent. This news, among other rumors about Hong Kong, the Suez Canal, and brown foods... it seems to never end. Too bad this isn't a video podcast, because Steven is apparently sporting a new 'doo. Casey... you picked a wacky episode to make your intro debut!

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Monday night, and the screenwriters group was taking up all of the tables at Panera. Hope they don't mind Kenny and Steven laughing it up so nearby! Tonight's episode centered around Joan Rivers, her impact on Kenny, plus more discussion of Steven's world travels, and various other tidbits. Next episode comes from a split up duo - so many miles between them can this be called a dinner show anymore?

Friends? Buddies? Kenny and Steven met up again this week, discussing the state of the 99 seat theatre system in Los Angeles, and Steven's continued work in China. Did they solve anything? Probably not, but the cookies were AMAZING. Tell your friends (and your buddies) to subscribe on iTunes and keep My Dinner with Kenny growing each episode!

The boys get together again.... virtually... for another global edition of My Dinner with Kenny, with fun filled discussions about the nightlife in China, and racists in America. Intro provided by Jin, a friend of Steven's in China, and superior sound quality provided by the Chinese internet - ugh. Let the craziness begin!

This episode, Kenny lost the battle with his inner censor, and gleefully repeated his favorite words over, and over, and over again. Kenny gives his report on Buyer and Cellar, and how delicious Michael Urie is - those are Kenny's words exactly. The duo celebrated Steven's recent birthday with fancy socks, and the promise of sparklers from the 4th of July. And yes, if you have time to read this episode summary, you have time to go to iTunes and subscribe and leave a review. Do it, or the terrorists win.

So much news. So much to discuss. Brian Beacock surprised Steven and Kenny and stopped by to chat about his web series “Acting Dead” - find it at www.actingdead.com. Go check it out! Kenny and Brian reminisced about “Naked Boys Singing,” Jewish holidays, and FUBAR. If only Neil Patrick Harris could hear this podcast, he’d know how Kenny loves him. Watch out, David. Oh, Steven told about how he looked fabulous in blue velvet, and then terrible with food poisoning.

Well, the boys were both a little slap happy tonight, and the Chocolate Chipper cookie didn't help matters any. Steven and Kenny discuss Michele Lee, Las Vegas, the Hollywood Fringe Festival... and underwear. Enjoy the chaos, as Kenny curses more, and more, and more...

On Monday, a very “blue” Monday, Kenny and Steven joined the boisterous ranks of diners at Panera to chat about Les Miserables, The Drowsy Chaperone movie, Time magazine, and proper google stalking techniques. And for the record, Goonies should totally be considered a classic movie in the Netflix Classics genre.

Well, HELLO MAY. Where has spring gone? and why is it so hot in Los Angeles. Join Steven and Kenny as they discuss home remodeling criminals, lice outbreaks and Jim Nabors. Hold onto your localized kitchen earthquakes, here comes another episode for the record books.