People We Know

We get all talky with Chicago comic Stephanie Hasz about Madperson Peggy Olsen and how the future will be a dystopian hellscape ruled by psychic dinosaurs.

Leah and Andy welcome Brandie Posey to Woodry's Hardware for a discussion of the most famous pet detective, Ace Ventura. Also, Jim Carrey sequel ideas get pitched and somehow pick-up lines come into play.

The delightful sometimes-PWK-co-host Monika Scott graces with her presence us to discuss TV's show-within-a-show-runner, Liz Lemon, feminism, and corporate control of the media.

Fernando Ramos Sosa pays us a visit to discuss everyone's favorite Bible-quoting mob enforcer, Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Jackson), envying sociopaths, moral ambiguity, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world.

In this episode, we do somethin' a little different. Andy and John air their grievances regarding the 2013 cinematic misstep, Man of Steel. Agree, disagree, let us know what you think!

Comedian Barbara Gray pays us a visit to discuss the groundbreaking Elaine Benes from Seinfeld. We talk about toughening up LA comedians, how to write women, and being about nothing.

Atif Myers drops by to discuss the Merc With a Mouth, Deadpool! but not before a lengthy digression into pizza delivery man murders.

This week, we break format to have a roundtable discussion of the late James Gandolfini's legendary character, Tony Soprano.

For the first episode of PWK, Devin Blake comes in to tell us about bonding with his first girlfriend over their love for GOB Bluth and Andy professes his love for ventriloquism.