Nick and Kevin revisit Thought Catalog for another list on how they can be better men (by Chelsea Fagan). Then in the second half they go over a 2014 fall fashion guide in the British GQ and pick and choose what they like and don’t like and why. The intro song for this episode is ‘Gimme Something Good,’ by Ryan Adams.

Comedian and Long Beach, California native Jesus Trejo comes by to hang out today. Jesus got his start at The Comedy Store in Hollywood and talks to Nick an Kevin about his last day job working with special needs children before landing his first real part on a TV sitcom. The conversation takes a turn towards growing up in an immigrant household and deciding to do comedy instead of something safe and secure. Jesus also throws in a lot of great stories about being picked on and bullied through school and how it probably helped turn him in to the comic he is today. The intro song for this episode is 'The Faker,' by Ty Segall.

Filthy, hilarious, lifelong comedy best friend, writing, performing partner combo Dana and Julia are here for a hot 4 way (conversation)! Kevin and Nick are first taught the many ways to use the word horny, then later discuss what it's like for Dana and Julia being friends and creative partners for 20 years and the ups and downs that come with it. The conversation shifts into the girls' take on being grown ass women dating in Los Angeles. All this and much more. The intro song for this episode is 'Set Fire to the Face on Fire,' by The Blood Brothers.

Jeff Richards is a multi-talented performer; sketch, improv, standup, impressions (he pulls out a few near the end) and now music. Occasionally Awesome invited Jeff over to talk about his latest project; making music. The songs Jeff has been making and releasing are hard to pin down to any genre. They're hilarious and interesting but in no way like the comedic parody songs most comedians do. You just have to watch and listen. The intro song for this episode features his song 'Muscle Bitch' and the end of the episode has the song 'Def Wanna F' in its entirety. Please sit back and enjoy this conversation with one of the most talented comedians the Los Angeles comedy scene and The Comedy Store has to offer. After the episode make sure to visit www.tastyjeff.com to see more of his work.

The ever so charming and funny Leslie Grossman comes by and brings her delightful personalty to Occasionally Awesome. We start off with Nick explaining why he loves coffee so much and shares his theory on why Starbucks is so depressing. THe conversation turns to how parents and their children act in public and Leslie shares her take on what she sees and how she parents. Later Kevin decides to put the future of his dating life in her very capable hands. The intro song for his episode is 'Do You,' by Spoon.

Actor, comedian and one of the coolest people around, Cort McCown is here today for a very sex charged episode. The guys cover the many aspects of women, dating, sex, how our culture views prostitution, porn and more. It’s Occasionally Awesome’s dirtiest episode ever!! Check out Cort on his own podcast, Insensitivity Training on All Things Comedy. The intro song for this episode is ‘Some Girls,’ by The Rolling Stones.

The charming, funny and interesting April Richardson is here today. April hosts her very own successful podcast called ‘Go Bayside,’ and is a writer and panelist on Chelsea Lately. Nick and Kevin sit down with April to talk about relationships and get schooled on all kinds of interesting music. April is a big music fan. She goes into her favorite band R.E.M), genres, what it was like to write and publish a zine and just exactly how many times she has seen Morrissey live (a whole lot). This is a fun one. The intro to this episode is ‘Somewhere,’ by Husker Du.

It’s Greg Rivera! The co-founder and owner of Mishka, a street wear company specializing in the weird, unusual and most importantly the super rad. Greg talked us through what it’s like taking an idea and turning it into a successful brand. Mishka is a respected name in street wear culture with stores in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Brooklyn and Tokyo. This was a very informative talk and will hopefully be an inspiration to anyone thinking of taking an idea from their garage, head or computer into the real world. The intro song for this episode is ‘Betray,’ by Minor Threat.

Comedian and actor Matt Braunger is here today. Matt got into a slight accident with a young cyclist on his way over to Kevin's and the guy's discuss who was at fault (Nick obviously taking the side of the cyclist). They get into the nature of celebrities and whether or not paparazzi should be allowed access to their lives. Matt talks a little about how growing up in Portland was much different than the hipster mecca it has become. All that and more. The intro song for this episode is 'In the Dark,' by Reignwolf.

We're halfway through 2014 and Nick and Kevin sit down to check in on the resolutions they made at the start of 2014. How many have they accomplished and how many do they still need to work on. Kevin wanted to be less creepy, be more social and learn to cook. Nick wanted to take a dance class, learn guitar and record his first album. Listen in and see how far they've come. Later in the episode they switch gears and talk music and how Nick never really got into The Strokes. The intro song for this episode is 'In the Lurch,' by Antemasque.