Episode 85 - Sons of Vitches

Stirling Gardner, author, storyteller, actor and the "Jellin' with Magellan" guy joins us this week. How did a ne'er do-well from the Maryland sticks end up in Los Angeles. How did his numerous sexual misadventures inspire his upcoming book "An Open Apology to All My Ex-Girlfriends Vol. 1." The Emmys happened. Is the show crappy? Or just the winners? We break it down. Mariano Rivera closed his final game for the Yankees - whatever the heck that means. This week's enemy is a dear dear friend who just doesn't know how to schedule his priorities. Holy water could kill you, but the Will Sean Podcast only maims.

Episode 84 - Bless Your Heart

Lora Cain, AKA Miss Lora the Trailer Trash Miz Manners, teaches the boys the best uses for baking soda. She tells us how her long career in radio and voiceover work has qualifies her to dispense valuable advice and life lessons. Lots of the new TV shows are about to premiere, we tell you what to watch and what to avoid (mostly the latter). RUSH opens this weekend, hear Sean geek out over Formula 1 racing. The International Olympic Committee must be stopped before they destroy Neo-Tokyo. Will these Jewish holidays never end???

Episode 83 - Stupid Spoilers

Nick Wechsler of the hit ABC show Revenge returns to the podcast to break down season two and look forward to the upcoming premiere. How has Jack Porter changed? Why must he lose everything he loves? And where is baby Carl? The infinity box gets opened…or at least peeked into. Dave Chappelle had another meltdown, or did he? Why weren't we cast in the film adaptation of 50 Shades of Grey? What roles should Nick take on in the future? Well we have some thoughts about that. And is Twitter ruining everything? All this and much much more lie just a click away. *Warning* Explicit language, content, themes, verbs, nouns and adverbs within.

Episode 82 - Emmy Special 2013

It's our 2013 Emmy rundown. Listen to our predictions for each of the major categories, then beg, borrow, or steal every shekel you can lay your hands on and run to Vegas. Results GUARANTEED

Episode 81 - Twerking for the Weekend

Jolynn Braswell and Jordan Robin of the "Bad Ass Bands Blog" deliver a state of the union of the indie music. How does one discover new bands in such a crowded market place? Is it possible to love both mainstream and indie music? Would you accept a cookie from Justin Timberlake? What the hell was Miley up to? Why did Robin Thicke look like Beetlejuice? Would you rather have sex with Lady Gaga or Katie Perry? One Direction has a new movie, how many times will we see it in theaters? Really? Ben Affleck? Seriously? Nothing but smiles and laughs to be found in this episode.

Episode 80 - Meowpocalypse Now!

Amanda Nix, writer and star of web series, Cat Assistant…meow meow South Dakota meow meow meow epic drinking tales meow meow meow meow Ghost Shark meow meow meow meow meow awful pet owners meow meow meow meow meow meow purrrrrrrrrrr….

Episode 79 - A Bloody Fine Mess

Chanon Rosefellt-Finley classes up the joint this week. As a professional model, her life has gotten a little weird at times - like underage marriage proposal weird. She's also on True Blood - so that gets discussed. Time Warner and CBS are fighting, now we know what children from broken homes feel like. The Winter Olympics are gay, but not too gay for Russia. Scientists are making fake meat; vegetarians are confused. Seaworld is a lying liar who lies. Put a dollar in the hat and run for mayor.

Episode 78 - Let's Get Weird

Katie Marovitch, up and coming comedienne and self proclaimed weirdo humors the boys with her presence. She tells us how after a disastrous interview for a job with a prestigious consulting firm convinced her that maybe comedy was the route for her. Find out what role Will would play if he lived on Elysium. Binge watching quality television might kill us all. The Teen Choice Awards are both glorious and insane. Which Hollywood "hottie" looks like a shark face? Will might have a Taco Bell problem. If you don't download and listen, we will be forced to sue Apple.

Episode 77 - Huma & Me

Kevin McGeehan, MC of the storytelling show "Funny, Cuz It's True" sits down, red hair and all. A veteran of Chicago's Second City, he breaks down the secrets to telling a funny, pertinent, and effective story, while sharing a few of his own. Carlos Danger rises once more to threaten Gotham City. Baseball players use steroid?! Whaaaaaaaat! More people are pissed at Hollywood, and someone very close to the Will Sean Podcast family is affected by this week's enemy. Bring out your dead and turn up the stereo.

Episode 76 - Triumph of the Wills

Jon Frechette, author of "The Frontman," talks rock and roll, broken dreams, indie publishing, and his Uncle Bruce Springsteen. How big of geeks are we? Do we actually belong at Comic-Con or would we go for the wrong reasons? What's left on our sexual "To-Do" lists, and how exactly does one define an orgy? Will is sick of "The Newsroom," but not for the reason you might think. This description would be even shorter if I could somehow abbreviate the word "the."

Episode 75 - Shrouded Glory

Dylan Brody, man, storyteller, man, wit, man, paradigm, man, exemplar, descends on to the 75th episode of the show to help us celebrate this momentous moment. We discuss theories of comedy, theories of storytelling, and theories of Reiner. Twitter is a menace to the famous and vain - time to discuss. Some dude did something shitty in Florida and we have some thoughts . The tyranny of tiny sub-humans must come to an end!!! Sean wants to name his kid Katnis, could he do worse? Twenty-Five episodes left until the apocalypse.

Episode 74 - Unfortunate Gigs

Jackson Truax, co-ringleader of the "The Fete" open mic arts showcase sits down to talk performance, Walken and Springsteen. Emmys are just around the corner and we have some thoughts. But then again, don't we always? Will anyone see Pacific Rim, or have the fanboys set themselves up for yet another bomb? And Will comes to the defense of a great American who is just looking for a little extremely deserved love. The Young, the Innocent & the Will Sean Podcast.

Episode 73 - The Lone Racist

Zack Beseda, comedian, storyteller, metal head and breakfast cereal enthusiast joins us to review some topics: 1) How poorly will the Lone Ranger perform? 2) Why does Jim Carrey hate? 3) Why did Entertainment Weekly make questionable choices for their 100 Greatest lists? 4) Is Martha Plimpton the most trusted source in news? 5) Does true love have to leave scars? 6) This conceit worked better in conception than execution.

Episode 72 - Like & Like

Alex M Stein is a our first (planned) return guest to the show. He's here with a wonderful collection of essays and stories, "No Mr Bond, I Expect Your Dreams to Die," which, he promises us, is "emotionally" true. He also brought 15 year-old homemade mead, which, we promises you, tastes as good as it sounds. James Gandolfini died and Sean got in trouble on Twitter. How hot will "The Heat" be? The Miami Heat have shitty fans, and Will plans to tell you all about it. What's the best way to handle an eight month erection?

Episode 71 - Now THIS is a Podcast

Steven Brandon bring his Aussie wit and candy on the show this week. We discuss sitcoms, Australian and otherwise, comedy writing, and what it means to be a dirty immigrant. Man of Steel came out, so can we please stop discussing it. Sean has never seen Cheers, or Taxi, or Mary Tyler Moore, or American Idol… Will has a new friend of Twitter, could she be the next President of the USA. And Time Warner Cable doesn't want us to have nice things. Summer is here, so strip naked and worship the sun.

Episode 70 - Group Play

Nate Waggoner and Alicia Camden of the podcast "Invitation to Love" join us via a shaky Google Hangout for a bi-coastal show. Can ex-lovers really provide decent romantic advice to the seeking? How creepy is too creepy? Sean doesn't know either. "Man of Steel" crash lands on Earth - time to make wild speculations. "This is the End" threatens to destroy the Earth - time for even wilder speculations. Will has some tough words for the "geniuses" at the Apple Store. And we finish the episode off with a celebration of Mel Brooks and a lot of racist language. Like…a lot.

Episode 69 - Houston We Have a Problem

Tim Thompson, music video director and stop-motion animator, swoops in at the last second to save this episode from the deplorable fate it otherwise would have suffered. He reveals the secret of how he makes films on other people's dime while safely nestled in the comfort of his own home. If "The Purge" were real, who would we kill? Should there be a US version of the Eurovision contest? And Will is worried that his favorite (and most renowned) sex move might one day kill him. Also, Taco Bell attempts a hostile Taco Takeover of breakfast. Summer is here, and with it all those nightly smiles.

Episode 68 - Not in the Cards

Mark Sikes comes bearing news about "Doomed: The Untold Story of Roger Corman's Fantastic Four" and the IndieGoGo campaign set up to help get it off the ground. Hear the story of how this Marvel superhero film has to this day never been theatrically released. The Bluths came back and we swear this will be the last time we talk Arrested Development for a while. Will can't get enough of Will Smith and his wiener kid - is nepotism alive and well in Hollywood? Lots of new summer music came out, hear Sean half-heartedly mention some bands he sometimes sort of listens to. Greeting cards are the worst, and yet, we all give and get them. No canned sentiment to be found on the newest episode of the WSP.

Episode 67 - I Judge...

Liz Femi journeyed from London to Nigeria to Buffalo and finally to Los Angeles where fate led her to the Will Sean Podcast. Her virtuosic solo stage show, TAKE ME TO THE POORHOUSE, takes us into the world of a teenaged Nigerian girl who wishes to be poor so she can win the heart of her schoolboy crush. The Office finally ended - thank god for all of that. Arrested Development has had its arrested development resuscitated - and we couldn't be more excited. And Will has some harsh words for Mr Steven Soderbergh and his so-called "retirement." May your Memorial Day prove to be memorable.

Episode 66 - Endless Summer 2013

The summer movie season is upon us, and woe to any filmgoer who dares braves the glowing caves of cinema without first consulting the wise oracles of Pod. From Hangovers to The World's End, let Will and Sean walk you through Hollywood's offerings this endless, interminable summer.

Episode 65 - Ghetto Sangria

Tara Price, actress/writer/bringer of gifts mixes up a tub of red wine and Red Vines with us. In her singular, and, dare we say, priceless, manner, she regales us with tales of growing up on a New Hampshire whaling vessel the daughter of a sailor and a mermaid. Then we talk Zombie Island, Time Machines, and the war crimes of Han Solo. Community is different this season, we try to explain why. The Great Gatsby, or the GREATEST Gatsby? Sean breaks it down. AMC theaters has fucked Will over one too many times, and he's sick of it. Also, Hitler's good time gals - all on a brand spanking new episode of the Will Sean Podcast.

Episode 64 - The Situation Was There?

Sam Zia, our first ever returning guest, comes to us with sex on his mind - specifically, to tell us about his job as co-host of Erotic City Radio on Sirius XM. They say that the ears are the biggest erogenous zone, and he is here to prove them right. The summer movie season is upon us with their Iron Mans and Super Mans and Gatsby Mans. We discuss. What hobbies or interests that are way out of your demographic do you indulge in? The boys share their answers. This week's enemy involves hair, blades and beautiful women - and Will is none too happy about any of it. Summer is coming!

Episode 63 - College Interns

Denise Gossett, the founder of the horror film festival Shriekfest skypes in from sunny FL. 13 years ago she had a horrifying and today the festival is more popular than ever. Speaking of scary movies, Denise shares with us what it's like to co-star in a movie with Mel Gibson. "Hannibal" is so good it will eat your heart out. "The Following" is so bad it will eat your heart out. Michael Bay made an indie film - his first since never. Reddit is at best stupid, at worst, dangerous. Will tells you why. Also, the Chinese need a Porn Czar and they're accepting applications.

Episode 62 - Raised on a Lie

Matt Ingebretson, comic and host of the monthly show Art Fuck sends his thoughts and prayers to the fans of the Will Sean Podcast. Growing up in a small Texas town founded by a chemical corporation, he followed his dreams to the bright lights of Los Angeles. MTV Movie Awards were this week - apparently that still exists. Scary Movie 5 came out - apparently THAT stilll exists. The South will rise again, unless Will has something to say about it…which he does.

Episode 61 - A Sexy, Silly, Scandi

Porn Star SIRI sexes up the Will Sean Podcast. We tag team her in a discussion on how she got into the adult entertainment industry, and what it takes these days to build a brand and a career. She dispels common misconceptions about the industry and breaks the news to Will and Sean why they will never be in porn. Also, why no anal…yet? Ryan Lochte is going to douche up our televisions, we need to talk about Tilda Swinton sleeping in a box, and Will Smith prefers M Night to QT. Finally, we spend a moment to remember Roger Ebert. A funny, witty and definitely NSFW episode.

Episode 60 - No More than Usual

'The Moth and the Flame' bandmates - Brandon Robbins and Mark Garbett - invited us to their hillside rock pad. Fresh off the bus, and new to Los Angeles, we chatted with them about musical influences, the indie rock scene, and why digitally downloading albums deprives us of some of their magic. Lots of horrific horror stuffs going on out there. Be afraid… Some idiot wants to tightrope over the Grand Canyon, much to Will's annoyance. Sean digresses on Dumas, much to Will's annoyance. Then we listen to some music and make lavish promises we have no hope of keeping.

Episode 59 - Allright, Allright...Here We Go

Matthew Swanson of the theater group SMARTIES sits down with some bottled screwdrivers. We talk staged readings and DIY comedy shows. And then we quote Arrested Development for like a really long time. And then we talk baseball…for an even longer time. Was 9/11 overrated? Winter is coming again this weekend and we can't wait. Will and Sean are upset that Bieber's fans haven't attacked them yet on twitter. Why doesn't Matthew McConaughey ever clean out his car? Dayeinu!

Episode 58 - Organic Hard Shifts

Barbara Gray of the internationally renowned podcast "Lady to Lady" goes guy to guy. Apparently Salt Lake City is a lot more hip than we were led to believe, and 80 people can in fact fit into an apartment for a comedy show. Veronica Mars raised stupid money on Kickstarter - how can we? What do Sean and Will have to do to shake their wholesome boy next door images? When will the great Thirty Years War film be made? Will ignores the commandment to love thy neighbor. Sean delivers the weekly Formula One report. Is there anything you'd like to see happen at the Will Sean Podcast? Let us know.

Episode 57 - Vaginal or Otherwise

Stefanie Flaxman, the well-inked author of "The Philosophical Functionality of the Tattoo: A Philosophy of Art" excitedly sits down with the boys. We discuss how and why a tattoo can be considered art along with the teleological imperative of the "Tramp Stamp." You know who is NOT a tramp? Justin Timberlake, but James Franco might be. And poor, poor Mila Kunis - what did you ever do to deserve this? Listen as these two idiots sink with the Titanic 2.

Episode 56 - Quadruple Bypass Podcast

Michael Duggan, of LA Story Works, discusses the inherent power of stories. Television pilot season is upon us, and Will breaks down some of the more gawdaful sounding prospects. Are there any bands around today that we imagine touring into their 70's? One Million Moms is one million kinds of shitty. And hamburgers can kill you. Never forget, it's always too late to make a first impression.

Episode 55 - YELCHIN!!!!

Jenelle Riley, the film and TV editor of Backstage magazine joins us for an awards season post-mortem. She shares war stories of her years moderating Q&A with the glitziest of the Hollywood A-List. Settle back and listen as we break down the Oscar ceremony. Ignore the muffled screams from the attic - it's only Jennifer Lawrence. Sweet, sweet J-Law. Shhhhhh….go to sleep, my little Best Actress.

Episode 54 - Maddie's Meatball Machine

Madeleine Koestner - Editor in Chief of "You Won Cannes" film blog teaches us how to pronounce her last name. More talk about Oscars, Girls, inebriated Irish-persons and Jew Stuff. Find out where the DVD pit is.

Episode 53 - Post Mortem Humiliation Wounds

Eli Olsberg brings his Florida wit and wisdom to the show. We discuss stand-up comedy, and the intersections between laughter and sex. Bieber pooped on SNL. The new Die Hard movie is poop. Chris Brown pooped on the Grammys. Brown is the color of poop. Also, Sean exhumes the body of King Richard III.

Episode 52 - Delay of Game

Barb Heller, star of the sold-out stage show FINDING BARB, shares with us how religion + 100 dates = hilarity. She also does a pretty mean Sandra Bullock impersonation (By mean I mean kick ass mean not the average mean for to imply such plain meanness would be plainly mean). The Super Bowl happened, and then it didn't, and then it did again. 30 Rock happened, and then it didn't… :-( . Entourage happened, and then it didn't, and now it will again. Bruce Willis is dead at the end of the movie.

Episode 51 - Podcast into Darkness

Tom Bibiyan, independent film producer kicks off our second season with tales from the trenches. He tells us why a nice boy making a good living in the finance industry would want to jump in to a documentary about Transgender culture. Spoiler alert - the answer is money. JJ Abrams is directing the new Star Wars! The Superb Owl is this Sunday! Dogs learning how to drive! So many things to be excited about…or not…we really don't care. (Please love us).

Episode 50 - Fifty Shades of Podcasting

You can't spell 50 without FIFTY - trust us, we tried. Things get weird when the hunters become the hunted. Also Spartacus, Fringe, Lance Armstrong and the Vanderpumps - whatever the hell that is. Yay milestones!! Boo kidney stones!!!

Episode 49 - Oscars Special 2013

Will and Sean break down the 2013 Oscar Nominees. You know the drill. We make emotional, misguided picks and Will shrieks about the Academy.

Episode 48 - The Art of Man Whore

Jack Dalton, the author of 'Hesitation Leads to Masturbation: A Gentleman's Guide to Getting Laid' tells our heroes how to harness their boundless, and somewhat misguided, confidence towards the goal of meeting women. Whether on a plane on on a train, on a moat or in a moat, you too can meet, chat up, and score even the most seemingly unattainable woman. From girls we move on to 'Girls' - Lena Dunham's show is coming back. Girls also have Golden Globes - which we discuss. Finally, a discussion of baseball rounds out our most manly and possibly misogynistic episode ever. Hooray for dickishness.

Episode 47 - Lee Tranny Unchained

Sarah Afkami, writer, comic, and all around misogynist talks Wilfred and Wedding Band. America's favorite whore is pregnant and we will all get to suffer the result of her demon spawn. Do we need more late-night talk shows at 11:30? Jimmy Kimmel seems to think so. Will has some thoughts for those that have thoughts on Django Unchained and Zero Dark Thirty. Apparently masturbating brings demons into the world - who knew? Will Sean Podcast is back on track and ready to kick 2013's ass!

Episode 46 - Seeking a Comic for the End of the World

Lonnie Milsap, comic artist and possessor of a surprising bass-baritone, sits down to talk about the fading art of the Sunday comic strip. Far Side or Calvin & Hobbes? We all weigh in. Will has to explain to Sean what X-Mas is and, by extension, who Jesus was. We all make plans for the coming Apocalypse. Hopefully you are all around to listen to this episode and our effort wasn't in vain. Sorry about the echoes and audio quality - I blame the Mayans…and new equipment. It will get worked out in the "future." Thank you for an amazing 2012, see you all next year!

Episode 45 - Two Hours and One Minute

Jake Weisman of the comedy troupe "Women" and the acclaimed "The Morning After…" podcast sits down with the dynamic duo. He tells us about his unplanned start into comedy and how comedians, like porn stars, are often misunderstood and have more in common than you think. We discuss the recently released video of him utterly destroying a heckler on stage….and then things get weird. Why can't Jake sit through a Lord of the Rings movie? Is Mel Brooks the funniest man ever? What classic 80 rock-comedy needs to become a Broadway musical? And why is TIME magazine so bad? Answers abound, but confusion is still king.

Episode 44 - Death by Porcelain

Elia Petridis, director of Ernest Borgnine's final film, The Man Who Shook the Hand of Vicente Fernandez, tells us what it was like to direct a Hollywood legend - and how to pronounce Vicente. Kubrick is big in LA - what lessons did he teach us? What film would you like to watch before you die? Are porn stars people like you and me? And why is Sean strangely obsessed with 18th century French porcelain? All this….and MORE in the latest episode.

Episode 43 - Life of Civil War & Pie & Dick

Jessie Kahnweilier, director of the upcoming web series,"Dude, Where's My Chutzpah" brings a little of that quality to this week's episode. How did a nice Jewish girl from Atlanta make her way to Los Angeles by way of the Inland Empire and what does she think of Lena Dunham? What's the deal with bio pics? Will tries to spoil "Life of Pi" before Sean manages to shut his pie-hole. A struggling, down on his luck writer is our enemy this week. Help us close out the year on a strong note by listening, sharing, and, most importantly, sending us MONEY!!

Episode 42 - A Hot Thanksgiving Mess

Taylor Negron and Ethan Brosowsky - collectively known as the Kings of Echochina give thanks on this week's show. The art of guerrilla comedy, making twinkles, winning at Jeopardy and dealing with hecklers all gets dissected. Bonus points if you can figure out what the hell is going on with Sean. :-) Gobble Gobble, everyone.

Episode 41 - Slow Cooked Comedy

Ariel Nishli, Editor-in-Chief of www.TheSixthWall.com talks to us about the state of web series and where he sees it going in the future. Will we one day get all of our entertainment exclusively from the internet? Television executives make decisions based on profit motives - who knew? Sean refuses to let Will have any of his organs, and teenage girls are THE WORST! Only a few episodes left before the Mayan Apocalypse - no more excuses, time to get listening.

Episode 40 - A Man and His Dream

Tucker Marolf pinch hits for us this week. We discuss the art of movie trailers and how they manipulate us with their oh so clever editing. Star Wars got sold - what can we expect? These hurricanes and snow storms are ruining Will's life - perhaps he has some thoughts on the matter. And finally, how much is our virginity worth? The boys try to put a price on it. Cash only offers accepted.

Episode 39 - Vote Early and Often

Erin Silvia from the Obama campaign comes to talk politics, politics, and more politics. This gawdawful election is almost over, and since we know you are not yet sick of hearing about it, let the Will Sean Podcast cram a little more down your pie hole. We break down the candidates (The Big O vs the Big F), recount some of the campaign highlights (Horses + Bayonets = Unicorns), and explore the wonders of the California proposition system (Porn Stars). Sully yourself one last time in the filth of presidential politics as the Will Sean Podcast presents Election 2012: The One the Mayans Warned Us About!!!!!!

Episode 38 - Running of the Iditapod

Alex M. Stein, director of the Iditarod documentary MUSH educates us on the world's last great race. Find out what makes this 1,049 mile dog sled race so grueling and why people who scale Mt Everest are pussies. Fascinating information about a fascinating topic (he said with fascination in his voice…and stirrings in his loins). Why did Timberlake tie the knot, Sean wants to know. A good old fashioned cock fight is brewing on TV and Film, Will tells us about it. Halloween is here, and we hate it. Help us to get Bill Murray on the podcast - details within. Seriously though, we really want Bill Murray to be on the show.

Episode 37 - Travels With Pug

Cassie J Sneider, authoress of FINE FINE MUSIC pops into the Will Sean Podcast Studio North during her west coast tour. We discuss how her childhood on Long Island informed her writing, what it's like traveling the country with her pug, and the perils of securing celebrity blurbs for your boo cover. We then discover that the pop culture voice of her generation doesn't watch TV or movies…unless it's every episode of Law & Order EVER! Dunham, Argo, the death of true love, and that nut job who jumped from space. What else can you ask for? Nothing! So stop asking! A great episode just waiting for a dirty set of ears.

Episode 36 - Conversations Across Time and Space

Sam Witwer, super hunk star of BEING HUMAN, STAR WARS: THE FORCE UNLEASHED and THE MIST joins a "Very Special Episode" of the Will Sean Podcast. He regales us with season three teasers, what it's like to have your own action figure, and the random act of kindness that led to his first big break. Zombies, killer cars and jumbo sized clown rooms are all discussed. And ghost sex….lots of ghost sex. Find us on Facebook for all the fun.

Episode 35 - Who Moderates the Moderators?

Geoffrey Golden and Amanda Meadows, Co-Editors of THE DEVASTATOR quarterly comedy magazine put up with our nonsense for an hour. They tell us what it takes to produce a full color, hilarious issue four times a year (think wrangling angry cats). Looper kicks ass and Chevy Chase is an ass. Where is all the bacon going? Sean doesn't really care to find out. But you should.

Episode 34 - Quite the Gay Affaire

Jordan Pease - winner of the 2012 Funniest Comic in LA award - sasses up the podcast. HE shares with us some tales from the life of a stand-up comic, and why he's a terrible gay son. We, in turn, teach him how to pronounce Pachanga. Two former enemies of the show re-emerge to torment us again. Then we crack open the recent Emmy Awards to explore the gooeyness within. Duckie…you suckie!

Episode 33 - Voices in Our Heads

Matt Taylor brings his bag of voices to the show. He tells us about his days at Cal Arts and later at Sony Pictures Animation before discovering his not so hidden talents. Why aren't all our female friends sending out naked tweets of themselves? And will Amanda Bynes kill us all? Tune in, or rather, Pod in to find out. xoxo

Episode 32 - We Prefer Not To

Carrick Bartle pinch hits for us to come talk about her efforts to fund her new short JASON JASON JASON JASON by using the inter webs. Lars von Trier is a nut, and so is Nicki Minaj. What is sex with a two headed girl like, and who cares about Honey Boo Boo child? Finally, Green Day sells out…again, but this time it's too much for Will to handle. Find out who Carrick calls the voice of our generation. I'll give you a hint - he's on the podcast, and he's not Will.

Episode 31 - Fall into Autumn Movies

Will and Sean break down the crop of Fall movies. What's gonna be good? What's gonna suck? How come we can't remember the famous song from LES MISERABLES? All shall be answered. Caution: Thought provoking discussion within…and poop jokes.

Episode 30 - Comedy by Candlelight

Debbie Jhoon, writer on the MTV show THE IN-BETWEENERS spends an intimate evening with the boys talking about comedy, religious upbringing and how the two complement each other. THE OFFICE is making a spin-off series, but does anyone care? LL Cool J decks an unfortunate hobo. Did he rifle through his bindle afterwards? And Will has some strong words for an Armstrong that was recently in the news - can you guess which one? Coming at you straight with nothing but bias and opinion.

Episode 29 - Lit Hopping We Three Be

MC LARS drops some hyper literate rhymes and beats on the Will Sean Podcast. We discuss the ways in which hip-hop and poetry play in the same sandbox more often than not. The Governator is back on the big screen and some asshole shot himself in the butt. Will has a warning for all men regarding a certain awful singer out there. Finally, the MC shares with us his new song, FLOW LIKE POE. We hope you enjoy the show, cause it's a good one.

Episode 28 - Wet and Wild World of Opera

Rachel Staples - singer, actress, and presence - helps Sean talk about why opera is the greatest art form you aren't currently experiencing. What was your best or worst concert experience? We tell you ours. Which celebrity should we harass until they agree to be on the podcast? Help us to decide. Also, fuck this goddamn heat. For serious.

Episode 27 - Alex Alexander May Marlene

Alex Alexander, Grand Dame of the PEZ Show joins a chaotic clusterfuck of an episode. She might have ambushed us with booze. We might have had a technical issue, and we might have had to record the last fifteen minutes twice. K-STEW! OLYMPICS! CHIK-FIL-A! Hooray for second chances.

Episode 26 - EMMY of the Podcast

Will and Sean fly solo in this oh so very special episode. We break down the EMMY nominations for you - who will win, who will lose, and who is a bastard for just showing up to the party. All the things you love about the Will Sean Podcast without those dead weight guests keeping us down. Still like 90% as funny though.

Episode 25 - An Orgy of Entertainment

Kristin Carole and Megan Salinas, aka the FANGIRLS double the pleasure, double the fun on this week's episode. We examine the pathology of the crazy fan - what makes them tick, and why do they do the silly things that they do. Some asshole shot up a movie theater. So that happened. Lots of cool shit was announced at Comic-Con. Is the world ready for another Godzilla movie? Oh yah, the Olympics are doing their thing and we might have some thoughts about that.

Episode 24 - DBL TBL

DONNY B LORD, aka DBL takes us to a party on the moon. He tells us what it was like to visit Neverland and to work with the Jackson family. No Doubt and Green Day came out with new music – and we think it sucked. Why are we still shocked when public figures come out of the closet, and why hasn’t a member of the Yankees done so yet? The French Canadians are assholes, we’ll tell you why.

Episode 23 - Get Smart or Get Boll'ed

Lindsay Hollister, star of BLUBBERELLA shares stories of years in the trenches as a Hollywood character actor. Eventually we cheer Katie Holmes for escaping from the grips of Scientology, boo Dish Network and AMC for fightin with each other, and mourn the death of a screen legend. To quote Queen Elizabeth II - Oh my, is that ever a long one.

Episode 22 - Stoned Love

John Farrell of ScreamFest LA talks to us about what it takes to program an internationally recognized film festival. Sean throws the gauntlet down to Oliver Stone and Will is currently pledging himself back into the Sopranos family. We end the episode by evaluating the merits of many Hollywood starlets - especially our sweet Emma Stone. Nuttiness abounds in this episode of WILL SEAN PODCAST…question mark.

Episode 21 - Quis Custodiet Se Sorkin?

Nicholas Brandt, co-director of the independent thriller RIGHT NEXT DOOR pops in for a humdinger of an episode. Will makes up for losttime with a tirade that would make a sailor blush and Sean gets a little overlyenthused with ideas for MAGIC MIKE spin offs.  We ponder who watches the Watchmen and who watches the Sorkin. Eventually all descends into entropy and chaos. Enjoy the ride. 

Episode 20 - @#$! Technical Difficulties

Daniel Zana, director of the documentary THE VINYL FRONTIER explains what the hell vinyl toys are and why people pay so much money for them. Will makes a promise that he later regrets. Sean displays his intimate knowledge of 70s soul singers. In the end we just end up reciting a list of all of Stephen King's books. Yes, we know the sound is messed up. Deal with it.

Episode 19 - They Know Not What They Say

Shani Rotkovitz of RENT FOOD BROKE shows the boys how to live on the cheap. Sean gets pretentious while Will engages in sacrilege. Amanda Bynes and the LA Kings are in there somewhere as well. Enjoy the funny.

Episode 18 - The Red Room of Pod

Becca Battoe, the oh-so innocent voice of the 50 SHADES OF GREY audio books, introduces us to a world of sexual perversion. TRUE BLOOD is coming back, and Sean doesn’t care. Will asks people to kindly stop eating other people, and some now obsolete sports predictions are made. Despite popular belief, we are NOT visionary prophets with knowledge of the future.

Episode 17 - CDs, TVs and a Threesome

Barry Wernick the writer of GRANDMA'S BOY and of the television show RULES OF ENGAGEMENT schools us on the ins and outs of sitcom writing. Will buys music even as he bemoans the state of televised singing. Sean muses wistfully over a single green light, minute and faraway, that might have been the end of a dock.

Episode 16 - Swan Meat > Fox Meat

Brian Swanson, the better half of the karaoke comedy powerhouse known as FoxSwan comes to tell us all about the FoxSwan prom. Will finds some footage and Sean resurrects a forgotten German filmmaker (are there any other kinds). An infamous tax dodge is castigated and we all sign up to battle aliens on the USS Battleship. No foxes or swans were molested in the making of this episode.

Episode 15 - Red Turtle Soup

Kristhy Morales of the web series HORRIBLE PEOPLE checks something off her bucket list. We discuss the pressures on young Latin actresses in Hollywood. Appeals are made for certain celebrities to finally come out of the closet. We break down some of the upcoming fall television shows. Will eviscerates a beloved series for overstaying its welcome. A manhunt is issued for Nick Stahl, and then we wrap our collective hands around Henry Wolf's hard problem. Come dance around the May Pole with us.

Episode 14 - A Dish Best Served Cold

Nick Wechsler of the hit TV show REVENGE joins us. He gives us a rundown of his career from the depths of TEAM KNIGHT RIDER, to the ridges of ROSWELL, and ultimately to the peaks that is REVENGE. SNL and the new Dallas gets yelled at as well.

Episode 13 - Summer Movie EXPLOSION!!!!

Freddy Boutros talks summer movies with us. Let Will and Sean guide you through the minefiled that are the summer Hollywood blockbusters. Battleship or Spiderman? Men in Black or Snow White? Why are all these titles so goddamn familiar? Sigh. :-(

Episode 12 - The Eis-Man Podcasteth

Kevin Eis of the CLEVELAND CITY CHUCKLE SQUAD hops on board the crazy train. He tells us how we too can make hilarious viral videos for less than $100. Will delivers a dramatic reading of some dubious content and a rant about hologram Tupac morphs into a discussion of sex robots (specifically of the Scarlett Johansson varietal). Sean also says some stuff, mainly because he was exhausted.

Episode 11 - Much Ado About GIRLS

Tanya Giang discusses the new era of female driven television comedy.  Death and taxes also make an appearance.  Sean avoids getting punched, and Will calls out several enemies of the podcast. 

Episode 10 - Balls and Bats

Sam Zia brings a badly needed dose of testosterone to the Will Sean Podcast. We spend most of our times dissecting the shifting fortunes of the Dodgers and Lakers. That’s right, we talk sports…deal with it. Boston fans suck, and we make a stink about them. Will details the thrilling conclusion to his jury duty saga and Sean explains why Jews can’t drink Coca-Cola on Passover. Only a few racial slurs this week – we’re getting better at this game.

Episode 9 - The One Where Alyssa Comes on the Podcast

Alyssa Vaughan shows pity on us and agrees to come on the show. She makes her angry face at us while we discuss the week’s topics: FRIENDS, unnecessary comedy sequels and the STEP UP movies. Will passes judgment upon the efficacy of jury duty – he rules that much yelling is in order. Also, Sean says some stuff.

Episode 8 - Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down

NicBuxom, aka Nikki the Switch, brings her violet wand of pleasure and pain to the Will Sean Podcast studios. Ever wonder what a day in the life of a professional dominatrix is like? Listen and you shall find out. We tell the story of our first (of many) trips to the BDSM club. And then we play some games: The Hunger Games and Game of Thrones, to be precise. We rally to the defense of a poor, victimized student and sympathize with his unjust plight. Afterwards, things really get weird when Nikki lays a bombshell on our two hapless hosts. You gotta listen to find out.

Episode 7 - Games Podcasters Play

Eytan Zana joins the dynamic duo to talk video game design and development. We reveal our collective man crushes on Don Draper and George Clooney. Will says some crazy shit about movie theater patrons and Sean eggs him on. No eggs were harmed in the making of this episode.

Episode 6 - Beating a Dead Horse

Phill Daniel, lead singer of the THE VICE JUNKIES saddles up with us this week. We race past the topic of music and leap directly to the virtues of having beautiful and talented women involved in any creative endeavor. John Carter sucks, HBO's got no luck, and Kim K Fucks. We kick down the doors of the MPAA and rear up at what we find. "She Knocked Me Out" - the new single from THE VICE JUNKIES has us chomping at the bit for more. Alas, we must finally put the episode down so it might graze at the greener pastures of your hearts and minds.

Episode 5 - Fifteen Minutes of Shame

Dana Hawley brings her charm and sass to the show. The miracle of Purim is discussed. Dana teaches us about North Carolina's creeks and single tree hills. Will Link speaks for the trees, and for the Lorax. We dissect the vagaries of Lindsay Lohan's career. Finally, we delve into the sex lives of Bieber and Efron. You know you're gonna like listening to this - admit it to yourself.

Episode 4 - Il Buono, Il Brutto, e Il Magnifico

Lorenzo Manetti pontificates professorially upon the pedagogical perils of persuading prepubescent pupils to peruse the palatial peristyles of pictorial perfection with perceptive perspicacity. Oscars roundup, the Razzie nominations and Donald Trumps peacocking crown this delicate soufflé of ideas.

Episode 3 - The Music of the Pods

Andrea Marchant sits down with the boys to talk all things music. Perhaps Will sings some Whitney Houston. Conceivably Sean reveals the truth about John Lennon. Definitely Andrea sings us her amazing new song "Goods Gotta Win." Absolutely you should download and listen

Episode 2 - The Seek Will

Nathaniel Magilnick joins our two heroes to wax poetic about Star Wars, bitch about useless sequels, and succumb to Linsanity. Few animals were harmed in the making of this episode.

Episode 1 - The Phantom Oscars

In which our two heroes cast their pod with the lot. They discuss Oscar memories, this year's batch of nominees, and Michael Fassbender's penis. Also, fancy music.