Steven Brandon (@stevenb29) takes the chair from that international derelict Will Link to help Sean breakdown a humdrum Emmys award show. Will Sean Podcast? We think not!

Misha D (@NotRealMishaD) is a reformed storyteller, currently a stand up comedian, and a goddamn entertaining delight. He explains to us his decision to leave the world of spoken word for the more perilous one of open mic. There's a bunch of new shows coming this month, so we test Misha to see if he can decipher the premise just from the title. Taylor Swift has once again pounced upon pop culture so, inevitably, we must discuss. Restaurants keep changing their menus on Will and he's had enough of it.

Another week, another episode without a guest. It's Fall movie season so Will and Sean rundown some of the good (and not so good) films coming out later this year. You know how this goes.

It's that time of year again - when we bungle our annual Emmy picks. Listen along and judge our decisions.

Malachi Mutakabbir was raised in a martial arts family and can kick both of our asses without blinking. He's also an incredibly awesome film geek who is looking to break into the world of stunt work and stunt coordinating.  We talk about all of that - except for how he can kick our collective asses. CBS is debuting its new Star Trek show on their access only channel - how many things will we end up paying for before this gets ridiculous? Pop culture will always disappoint you, we discuss out most notable let downs. Taco Bell and Left are teaming up for the worst bit of viral marketing since Donald Trump and the Republican party. Stay away from Outback Steakhouse unless you want to get sucked into the hell mouth.

For some unknown reason the guys felt that this was the week to countdown their top 25 movies of the century (so far). It's our longest, and most indulgent episode ever.

Enjoy

Diana Varco (@dianavarco) is an actress with a new a new solo show, "Shattered." She joins us to talk about turning tragedy into humor. Kid Rock is going to be your next Senator from Michigan because America is terrible and this is a thing now. Our beloved Karaoke bar, Sardo's, is closing forever. Did we ever find out who Sardo is? Will got a new iPhone but not much else. Always change your contact lenses!!

Jazz Musician Eric Reed sits down with us this week fresh from a tour in Europe. He tells us all about the LA and NYC jazz scene, and we listen to "The Way to Love" from his new album. We lost both George Romero and Martin Landau - we discuss their illustrious careers. At what point do aging rock stars need to step down? Do we want to watch these septuagenarians tripping across the stage just to satisfy our nostalgia? Why is it so hard for people to figure out where their seats are at theaters and concerts?  You just sit down where your ticket tells you to sit - this shouldn't be that complicated!

Jazz Musician Eric Reed sits down with us this week fresh from a tour in Europe. He tells us all about the LA and NYC jazz scene, and we listen to "The Way to Love" from his new album. We lost both George Romero and Martin Landau - we discuss their illustrious careers. At what point do aging rock stars need to step down? Do we want to watch these septuagenarians tripping across the stage just to satisfy our nostalgia? Why is it so hard for people to figure out where their seats are at theaters and concerts?  You just sit down where your ticket tells you to sit - this shouldn't be that complicated!

Nicholas Tanek (@nicholastanek) is a New Jersey based writer who drew from a dissolute youth, tragedy, and the BDSM scene to write his books The Coolest Way to Kill Yourself, Chipped Black Nail Polish, and Your Kinky Friends. Have you ever learnt something unsavory about a celebrity you admired, only to have that fact change your perception of that person? The year is halfway through - what has been our favorite bits of pop culture so far in 2017? Every film is now part of an Extended Cinematic Universe and now we no longer know how to experience a "one-off" film.