Actress, comedian, podcaster and Daytime Court TV producer Sharon Houston stops by the man cave and somehow gets us to reveal our most secret sex fantasies. It's true! For reals- this is one of our favorite interviews. Sharon is funny and authentic and she tells us what it's like to deal all day long with people who lie to her about how many teeth they have. Check it out!

Using Scott's Planet of the Apes Cornelius bust, we lure Dana Gould into the mancave and get him talking about his Boston roots and his quest to become the Wolfman. Check it out!

The incomparable Jackie Beat came by to chat about glamour, parents, cruise ships, terriers and the responsibilities of mega-stardom. Check it out!

Tracy McMillan drops by in a fabulous turquoise mini-dress to give the insider scoop on the spiritual journey of taking meetings in Hollywood. Also- get the DL on why you're not married...yet! You know you want to know!

All around genius Brendon Small drops by the man cave to talk about how moving to a beat Steinbeckian town can benefit your life. Also- the fascination of failure. And, of course, metal, metal metal. It's brutal. Check it out.

Drew Droege came to the studio, sponsored by the country of Croatia, rose tinted monocles and velour. Learn how to become a viral sensation by breaking the rules of comedy.

Jillian's neighbor Dwayne Perkins dropped by to talk about Coney Island, family tragedy, how to tell a New York project from a condo complex and how spreadsheets and comedy are related. Math is funny! Check it out!

Get your fix of gossip about 90s NY experimental theater- you know you want it! James Urbaniak is as delightful as he is dashing- don't be fooled by the MC Hammer jacket on his Wikipedia page. We chat about accidental encounters with cult members, Melinda's job at Incredible Edibles and the wonders of Comicon.

The unbelievably talented Maria Bamford is a hero to both of us, so we were all atwitter when we successfully blackmailed her into coming on the show. Listen in as we talk with Maria about new memoirs, small dogs, the ever-present allure of a career in library science, and turning suffering into art (and vice versa).