Nico speaks with Will about getting sober, his experience in high school and how he went from being a really really ridiculously good-looking model to bring a really really ridiculously good-looking actor. Part 1 of 2. atwillradio.com itunes.com/atwill @atwillradio @willmalnati @nicotortorella

In Part 2 of Will's interview with Sebastian Stan (Captain America: Civil War) they talk about "first" experiences, Uber drivers for Trump and how Sebastian changed the Happy Meal forever. At the end of the episode, see future episodes featuring Evan Peters (X-Men, American Horror Story), Chris Hardwick (The Nerdist podcast, @Midnight host), Nico Tortorella (Younger), and Joe Mazzello (Jurassic Park, The Social Network) Support for this episode is brought to you by Audible. Use the URL audible.com/DROP for a free 30 day trial and free audiobook. atwillradio.com itunes.com/atwill @atwillradio @willmalnati

On the eve of the US release of "Captain America: Civil War" hear Will speak with actor Sebastian Stan about managing relationships surrounding a massive premiere, growing up in a conservative home and the type of Uber driver he would be.

Will speaks with Anne about becoming a chef, sleeping in late and why your emotions are heightened while on a plane. Preview of next week's episode with Captain America's Sebastian Stan at end of the episode.

Will speaks with Steve about being a boss, midwest values, balance, tequila and why Yelpers and Twitter'ers suck

In Part 2, Paul tells Will about the times that he has seen ghosts, how he got kicked out of school, and how he transitioned into acting full-time.

In Part 1 of 2 with Paul Wesley, Will speaks with him about his perceived arrogance, mental therapy, directing and lack of daily routine.

Actor Brian Baumgartner (The Office) drops-in to chat with Will about singing in the high school choir, his friend "Michael Jordan" and people who annoy him.

Actor Taylor Kitsch (True Detective, Lone Survivor) drops-in to chat with Will about photography, focus, success, laziness, social media, charity and emergency landings.

Actor Matt McGorry (Orange Is the New Black, How To Get Away With Murder) drops in to chat with Will about learning to drive at 28 years old, camping, flexing his ass on TV, paparazzi and his social media skills. [recorded in 2015]