Nick starts this new year off by trying something different and new: a yoga lesson in a public park. Kevin comes along and sketches the lesson as it unfolds. Nick reveals his insecurity to try yoga and why it was important to do it in public in front of crowds and yes,at some point, a heckler. @yogicherre was kind enough to provide Nick’s lesson. Follow her on Twitter @yogicherre and get discounts on private yoga lessons by a very nice, well informed and professional yoga instructor.

Fellow comic, writer and all around good guy, Yassir Lester drops by to hang out and tell stories of coming up in the L.A fro mhis days of working the door at the Melrose Improv to terrible road gigs. The conversation then turns to what it was like growing up in Georgia, childhood stories about lies you tell to look cool in front of your friends, losing your virginity and more. Enjoy this episode and have a happy and safe New Year's Eve!

Fellow comic, writer and all around good guy, Yassir Lester drops by to hang out and tell stories of coming up in the L.A fro mhis days of working the door at the Melrose Improv to terrible road gigs. The conversation then turns to what it was like growing up in Georgia, childhood stories about lies you tell to look cool in front of your friends, losing your virginity and more. Enjoy this episode and have a happy and safe New Year's Eve!

Nick and Kevin decide to start out 2014 with some good old-fashioned New Years resolutions and they’re not your standard promises to lose weight and make more money. Taking cues from episode 21 (Gentleman’s Checklist), both Nick and Kevin came up with a few goals that are personally fulfilling as well as challenging. (Warning: This episode contains minor background buzzing sounds due to an audio problem on our end. Fear not, your headphones aren't broken.)

Here it is, part two of Brody Steven and Joe Wagner. There's no intro for this episode, we just picked up right where we left off. Brody is voicing his concerns and frustrations with how he is being represented on his show and he and Joe exchange a heated and passionate back and forth. The episode is very intense but wraps up with the two finding common ground and agreeing that all the hard work everyone has put it in will indeed make this one of the funniest, honest and most unique show in television. Enjoy it.

As part of their mission to become more manly men, Kevin and Nick find a list put together by a New York-based writer named Chelsea Fagan (@Chelsea_Fagan) called '24 Rules for Being a Gentleman 2014.' Kevin and Nick go through the list to see which rules they already follow and which they need work to work on. Joining them and making his return to the show is star of Shameless and Sons of Anarchy, Steve Howey.

Brody Stevens is one of the most talented and unique voices in comedy. This year, Brody was given his own show at Comedy Central show titled 'Enjoy It.' This episode you are about to hear features Brody and Joe Wagner, a very funny comedian and writer/producer on Enjoy It, talking about creating and putting together what the network has billed 'Comedy Central's first drama.' The conversation lasted over two hours and at times was very intense and passionate. Enjoy part one this week and stay tuned for the conclusion next week.

Lauren Sivan, a TV news reporter and anchor stops by to give Nick and Kevin some honest and funny insight into the world of journalism. They cover her days as an anchor in New York, reporting from the Middle East, red carpet interviews and her current gig as entertainment news reporter at KTTV Fox 11 in Los Angeles.

Kevin and Nick attend the Rose Bowl Flea Market, one of the biggest gatherings of vintage clothing and furniture vendors in Southern California. What started out as an episode about the how to's of flea market shopping eventually turns into a conversation on whether or not their obsessions with watches, denim and vintage are hindering their growth as adults and what new and more productive hobbies they should discover to make better use of their time.

Steve Byrne is a very accomplished comedian and creator and star of his own sitcom, 'Sullivan and Son,' which is entering its third season on TBS. Steve drops by for some fun comedy talk. Everyone shares a story of bombing in their early days and Steve talks about his brief stint opening for Mariah Carey. All that and much more. Enjoy!