Will Sean Podcast?

Will "The Way" Pohlig served all over the world in the Navy, but that’s not why we have him on. He’s also a play-by-play sports announcer who calls games for Santa Monica College and CSUN. The Super Bowl (aka “The Big Game”) was a thing that America was forced to endue last week, therefore you will be forced to endure our dissection of the game - both as a sporting event and as a slice of pop culture. You know who we can’t stand? Assholes who pretend to not understand football or that there’s even such a thing as the Super Bowl. Forget emotional support animals, it’s all about “supernatural child angel dolls.”

Another year, another Oscars episode. We can't remember a closer race. Will the Academy go big and flashy with "The Revenant" or small and important with "Spotlight"? Join us, won't you? No, seriously, join us!

Tess Barker (@tesstifybarker) is writer, comedian, and member of the comedy troupe Lady to Lady - she is also this week’s guest. #oscarssowhite - Will and Sean solve yet another tricky racial problem. X-Files has returned to television. Why all the ‘90s nostalgia and is the decade worth any of it? Will doesn’t understand how people live and work in LA. How is it that so many of you seem to have comfortable lives while being simultaneously marginally employed? Chocolate covered McDonalds french fries? Yes please!

Quinn Scillian is an actress and Will’s former co-host on the Afterbuzz “Masters of Sex” recap show. She helps us to recap the boring, unfunny, overlong, and just plain bad Golden Globes. Do the winner’s of this “prestigious” award help presage the Oscars? Who cares, David Bowie died - let’s talk about him instead. Also, Will is worried that Rashida Jones’ new show, “Angie Tribeca” will finally send him over the edge.

Josh Macuga (@JoshMacuga) hosts things. He hosts “Between the Sheets” for the Schmoes YOuTube channel, and he co-hosts the Collider “Agents of SHIELD” after-show with Will. We review some of our favorite films of 2015 as we look forward to the Oscar nominations. We are at our wit’s end with spoilers and people who are terrified of anything being spoiled for them anytime, ever. A luxurious spot at the Times Square Olive Garden or Ruby Tuesday cost a pretty penny - who is paying for these nonsense experiences?! That’s all I got, it’s only the first week of the year and I’m outta gas.

Jenn Scott (@jenn_iphur) is a comedian, co-host of the Phat Show for Phat Collectibles at Meltdown Comics, and our first guest of 2016. We discuss some end of year movies we’ve recently seen before talking Star Wars, nothing but Star Wars. The Miss Universe pageant was a clusterfuck thanks to host Steve Harvey. Yelp is quite possibly the most useless app when it comes to finding new restaurants. Who wants to be a Viking? Seriously, they are looking for people. Welcome to 2016 - let’s do this!

Alex Stein (@coldfootfilms) makes a record fourth appearance as we close out 2015 with an examination of our pop culture tastes. We touch on Star Wars, the Golden Globes, and why 2016 will probably be an even worse year. Thanks for all the support. Spread the word, spread the love, and let us band together in the face of the ever encroaching forces of darkness that daily swell.

Jackie Vleck (@vleckj) is a writer and the co-host of the podcast “Garbage Town.” On her show, guests come on to discuss their near-hits and almost successes in Hollywood. It’s the end of the year which means that most movies in theaters are awards contenders. What do you do when some films just end up feeling like cinematic “homework?” What do you do when one of those films is the underwhelming “The Danish Girl?” Theaters are offering too many screenings of their movies and us bored white people are annoyed! The Chinese have a day dedicated to single people and Will and Sean are pissed! A girl fled home and lived in internet cafes for ten years, because, why not?

Kara Kimbrough and TK Matteson are comedians, and wife and husband (see what we did there). Performing separately, together they host the Rebels of Comedy shows around the LA area. They’re also a total hoot. CREED hit theaters this week, how is it that the seventh entry in a 40 year old franchise can feel so fresh and relevant? Does every piece of intellectual property require an extended cinematic universe? Hollywood seems to think so. Christmas is lovely, Christmas music, not so much, especially when it starts in late October. The most crooked sport in the world - why that would be the Paralympics.

Pablo Marz is an actor and storyteller who runs the LA based show, “Tell-It.” We tackle the most pressing issue of the day - would you kill Baby Hitler? It’s been a slow news week, so instead we discuss what books we’ve been reading. Will has been offered some writing gigs, the problem is, they’re all unpaid, and he has some thoughts. Are emus dangerous? Asking for a friend.