After months of being "Jimmy Kimmel'ed before it was cool," host Jess Westman reached a recent agreement with the FCC chair to finally wear pants when he records, so he's back, or whatever. "A small price to pay for salvation," says Westman (and Thanos).

Anyhow, it may not—but it just might. Savor this official, mid-season film-noir trailer for This Podcast Just Might Change Your Life with Jess Westman, still streaming everywhere. For now. Okay, bye!

That's right! Jess & Devin are back again (sorry, haters). In this epic and painfully theatrical 7th episode of TPJMCYL, Jess Westman chats with composer and lyricist Keith Gordon (Saint Heaven, The Shadow Sparrow, The Wedding Night) about hope, making musical theater, and the power of storytelling.

A graduate of the University of Colorado where he studied under Argentine composer Luis Jorge González, Keith went on to join the BMI Lehman Engel Workshop under the guidance of legends like Maury Yeston and Skip Kennon. From writing jingles for brands like Max Factor and Cosmopolitan in '80s New York, to collaborating with Tony-winning vocalists such as Chuck Cooper and Anne Marie David, Keith's career spans decades, countries, and genres. His work has been featured at the Eugene O'Neill, selected as Pick of the Fringe in Hollywood, and—according to him right before they hit record—nothing has topped joining the podcast that just might change your life.

Listen to all-new episodes of This Podcast Just Might Change Your Life every week, wherever podcasts are available. Opening theme composed/arranged by Sam Vance and Jess Westman.

Finally returning after two months "abroad" (procrastinating), host Jess Westman welcomes award-winning pianist, music director, arranger, orchestrator, and music instructor, Andre Chez Lewis (A Complete Unknown (2024), MJ: The Musical, Dionne Warwick, The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir), to the show.

Tickets/performance dates for everything Andre Chez Lewis: https://www.andrechezlewis.com/schedule

Andre has performed across the globe—from Japan and Ghana to Italy, Australia, and beyond—and brings his expertise in jazz, gospel, classical, blues, rock, pop, and R&B (like we needed another) to this wide-ranging, musical infections of a conversation. Listen to all-new episodes of This Podcast Just Might Change Your Life every Monday, wherever podcasts are available.

Opening theme composed/arranged by Sam Vance and Jess Westman.

Host Jess Westman sits down with his iconically cool fifth guest, performer & singer/songwriter, Burgandy Williams (The X Factor UK, Fox's Don't Forget the Lyrics!), who makes her Radio City Music Hall debut alongside Hugh Jackman, in his all-new show, From New York, With Love, on May 23rd, 2025.

Tickets to From New York, With Love, starring Hugh Jackman: https://tickets-center.com/search/Radio-City-Music-Hall/Hugh-Jackman-tickets

Filled to the unfortunate brim with banter, segments, parody ads, and gags galore, this episode (and season) is guaranteed to leave you indifferent, in pain, or feeling slightly better. Listen to all-new episodes of This Podcast Just Might Change Your Life every Monday, wherever podcasts are available.

Opening theme composed/arranged by Sam Vance and Jess Westman.

Because Jess Westman is procrastinating the mildly-anticipated release of episode 5, enjoy volume 1 (episodes 1-4) of TPJMCYL's insanely epic, uncomfortable, and award-losing commercials, written by Jess Westman. Fine, yeah, and Devin Smith.

This featurette includes infamous ads like BabyMe, Meditations with Zane: Civil War Trauma, Geico x The Rapture, Hey, Baby Voice Apocalypse: The Movie (Trailer 1), & a preview of the all-new, NY Times best-selling memoir, The Tony Cheese Story.

Filled to the unfortunate brim with banter, segments, parody ads, and gags galore, this episode (and season) is guaranteed to leave you indifferent, in pain, or feeling slightly better. Listen to all-new episodes of This Podcast Just Might Change Your Life every Monday, wherever podcasts are available.

Host Jess Westman sits down (in an unspecified commercial furniture store) with his fourth guest, NY-based US Army veteran and stand-up comic, David Carlone to talk all things improv, impressions, and have a whole lot of giggles.

Filled to the unfortunate brim with banter, segments, parody ads, and gags galore, this episode (and season) is guaranteed to leave you indifferent, in pain, or feeling slightly better. Listen to all-new episodes of This Podcast Just Might Change Your Life every Monday, wherever podcasts are available.

Opening theme composed/arranged by Sam Vance and Jess Westman.

Once again joined by arch nemesis/heroic buddy, Devin Smith, host Jess Westman sits down with his third guest ever, singer/songwriter and multi-hyphenate musician, Jonah Graves (Pursuit of Happiness, Rumors, Can't Love Me) to talk all things love, childhood trauma, and the power of the arts.

Filled to the unfortunate brim with banter, segments, parody ads, and gags galore, this episode (and season) is guaranteed to leave you indifferent, in pain, or feeling slightly better. Listen to all-new episodes of This Podcast Just Might Change Your Life every Monday, wherever podcasts are available.

Opening theme composed/arranged by Sam Vance and Jess Westman.

Now joined by a sidekick in his best friend/sworn enemy, Devin Smith, host Jess Westman sits down with his second guest ever, actress, singer, and producer, Carmen Ezcurra (Bodas de Blood, Wheels: An Original Musical).

Filled to the unfortunate brim with banter, segments, parody ads, and gags galore, this episode (and season) is guaranteed to leave you indifferent, in pain, or feeling slightly better. Listen to all-new episodes of This Podcast Just Might Change Your Life every Monday, wherever podcasts are available.

Opening theme composed/arranged by Sam Vance and Jess Westman.

Radiating a never-experienced level of caucasity, and a dash of jesterism, host Jess Westman debuts his all-new comedy podcast alongside his first guest, actor and singer Odiseas Georgiadis (The Perfect Date, Gotham, The Post).

Filled to the unfortunate brim with banter, segments, parody ads, and gags galore, this episode (and season) is guaranteed to leave you indifferent, in pain, or feeling slightly better. Listen to all-new episodes of This Podcast Just Might Change Your Life every Monday, wherever podcasts are available.

Opening theme composed/arranged by Sam Vance and Jess Westman.

It may not—but it just might. Savor this official, film-noir trailer for This Podcast Just Might Change Your Life with Jess Westman, streaming everywhere on March 31st, 2025.