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14x MLB All-Star, Chairman of A-Rod Corp and Controlling Owner of the Minnesota Lynx and Timberwolves Alex Rodriguez joins Sebastian on this episode of We Got Company. Alex details his upbringing in New York City and how that shaped not only his baseball career but inspired his business aspirations. Alex and Sebastian joke that Alex has late night sent Sebastian his own comedy clips that comes across his socials. Sebastian gets a hands on tutorial of why Mariano Rivera’s cutter was one of the most devastating pitches in MLB history. The guys discuss parenting and the challenges we all face with wanting to give our kids the world but also pushing them at the same time.
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A year into his move to upstate New York, Pete reflects back on the decision as it has been great for his daughter. Sebastian’s kids are playing instruments now and it looks like Motley Crue piling out of his car in the afternoon. Sebastian sent Pete some books to read and Pete is blown away by the card that accompanied the books. Pete has questions about his outdoor décor and a potentially nosey HOA. Halloween is coming up and Pete’s house is decked out. Sebastian and family go in group themes but he’s questioning at what age does that end. We wrap with Lana needing a few stitches over the weekend and now Sebastian wants to know what’s going to happen with the bill?
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Sebastian drops a bombshell by refusing to go on a hike, leaving Pete absolutely flabbergasted. Plus, the true cause of Sebastian’s mysterious rash is officially revealed. Sebastian details a recent concert experience where he was legitimately asked if he needed a wheelchair. The guys dive into some wild news stories, discussing a recent attempted plane hijacking, a bizarre Tennessee execution story, and a debate on whether a military draft actually makes a country stronger. The guys hit the voicemail hotline and Sebastian has adopted a highly practical daily motto.
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Acclaimed chef, author, and tv host David Chang joins Sebastian on this episode of We Got Company. Sebastian and David discuss their career paths and the goals they had when setting out in their respective industries. David shares the hurdles he currently sees in the food industry from prices to alcohol sales to fallout from Covid. Sebastian asks about how the food delivery business has affected his industry while David argues maybe not all sushi should be enjoyed at home. David and Sebastian share stories about their kids and upbringings and the effect it has had on their parenting.
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Sebastian and Pete are airing out their recent medical issues and seriously questioning how doctors manage to deal with the general public every single day. Back at home, a major household debate is brewing: if you put a kitchen appliance away in a cabinet, does it basically cease to exist? The guys desperately want paninis, but since the press is hidden, the dream is officially dead. The guys debate finally pulling the trigger on a Costco membership, a decision heavily influenced by the revelation that you can buy a coffin there. Pete takes a break from the daily chaos to share his recent obsession with fascinating historical books.
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Sebastian got quite the tutorial on barber chairs and knives while getting a straight razor shave at a new place the day before. Pete is loving Sebastian’s sit-down with Jerry Seinfeld on “We Got Company” . We play a few voicemails from our listener line. The guys debate celebrating anniversaries and are proud that neither of them has ever needed an alibi. Sebastian and Pete compare their parenting styles to what they see out in public. Is taking two showers a day bougie?
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This week, Sebastian asks if cash will become obsolete. The guys break down Sebastian's recent trip to Vegas, where he completely stunned a waiter. Can you go to sleep while your own party is still happening? Plus, Pete breaks down the weirdness of attending a party where the DJ only played one artist the entire night. And is it acceptable to sneak a few grapes from the bag before you actually pay for them at the register?
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Comedian, actor and writer Robby Hoffman joins Sebastian on this episode of We Got Company for an honest, behind-the-scenes look at the grind of stand-up. Despite some serious nerves, Robby holds her own as the two swap stories about the realities of the comedy world. They discuss how to build unshakeable confidence on stage, discovering your true comedic voice, and letting your upbringing shape your point of view. Robby details her unpredictable journey from the writers' room to acting and now owning the stand-up stage. We also learn why both comedians feel incredibly grateful that making people laugh allows them to travel the globe and experience the world.
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Are backyard sleepovers just the opening scene of a Netflix true crime documentary? Sebastian thinks so. The guys get into Pete’s latest story, Sebastian’s already-chaotic new ping pong table, and listener voicemails involving an unhinged flight attendant, a dad who roasted every boyfriend his daughter brought home, and the never-ending tipping debate. Plus, Sebastian revisits his prestigious career as a restaurant expediter, Pete discovers what Cum Laude means about 20 years too late, and the guys ask the important question: why am I being asked to tip 25% for somebody handing me a cup of coffee? And finally, Pete tries to solve a mystery involving four rubber bands that has bothered him for over 30 years.
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After accidentally leaving his carry-on bag on a plane, Sebastian realizes his airport sprinting skills need a major upgrade. Sebastian has also been getting serious in the kitchen, bringing out the deep fryer for family dinners. Pete reveals he almost met John Walsh from America’s Most Wanted. The guys swap stories about the famous faces they wanted to meet but missed out on, which somehow leads to a deep dive into the actual FBI’s Most Wanted list. A 90s Pop Surprise!: Charlie Pennachio, lead singer of the freestyle pop group Linear, surprises Sebastian with a call! Charlie talks about the band's history and pitches Sebastian on joining them for an upcoming show.
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