Hollywood Anonymous

Bryan and Jon are joined by comedians Brian Berke and Aron Kader. They discuss their new stage act and podcast Two Mic Solution, which is a comedy about a Jewish man and and Palestinian man discussing their differences and similarities in an informative and entertaining way. Brian also discusses getting back into comedy after the passing of friend Brody Stevens. Aron shares his story of growing up in Utah and near D.C. Tears. Cough. Radio. Listen. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian and successful podcaster Eddie Pence. They talk about Eddie's new comedy special that he just filmed in D.C. The guys also go deep into Charles Bronson and Death Wish talk after Bryan rediscovers it on Amazon Prime. The big question is will they go to Spain to meet their new hero. Cough. Tears. Radio. Listen. Laugh. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan get together after a long time apart. They talk about Bryan going missing in the mountains, movies, lots of movies, dead pieces of deers, a few upset people and whole lot more. Cough. Tears. Radio. Laugh. Listen. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Jon calls Bryan and they talk about Avengers End Game, Flash Gordon and the excitement of seeing a movie in the theater. They both discuss the status of their projects and what Jon is doing on the road. Bryan was out too late and Jon uses the bathroom. Something happens for the first time in 147 episodes. This is top notch entertainment. Cough. Radio. Tears. Listen. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan are joined by actress, writer, comedian Karen Forman. Karen takes the guys from her life in Texas, to school in Colorado, moving to San Fransisco and starting an acting career that landed her in LA. All along the journey Karen has been active with helping youth. Karen's is the perfect story of how you can live a balanced life. Well, except for that whole cat thing. You'll see. Cough. Tears. Radio. Listen. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan are joined by actor, comedy legend and now magician Jimmy Shubert. Jimmy shares his journey from Philly to life on the road with Sam Kinison. He talks about how magic has always been a part of him and it finally paid off when he was accepted into the famed Magic Castle. Jimmy is engaging from beginning to end is this amazing episode of Hollywood Anonymous. You are gonna love it! Radio. Tears. Cough. Listen. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Bryan and Jon are joined by actor Matt Corboy. Matt grew up in Hawaii and dreamed of being on Magnum PI as he would stare at them filming in his neighborhood. Hi simple start comes with commercial work as a child, playing horse polo, lots of theater and eventually moving to LA. Matt shares some great stories that play out like the doc Twenty Feet from Stardom with tales about Will Ferrell, to The Shield, to Jimmy Dean Sausage, to George Clooney, to hanging dry wall, to the Academy Awards. Matt is one of our most engaging guests yet. Mushroom Coffee. Cough. Radio. Tears. Listen. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian/actress Sarah Hyland Rosenstein. Sarah talks about being a Kentucky native who moves to Chicago to do performance art. Meets Doug Stanhope, gets into Second City, moves to LA, starts doing stand up and works on Punk'd. Along the way she falls in love and has a talk with her parents that leads to lot of laundry and a beautiful ending. Tears, Cough. Radio. Listen. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan are joined by magician, actor and musician Rob Zabrecky. Rob talks about his early years growing up in Burbank, CA and sneaking out to see punk shows on the Sunset Strip in the early 80's. Rob was a founder of the band Possum Dixon, which eventually led him to practicing magic. What we learn in this great life story is that it is all in the hands. You're gonna love this episode. Cough, Radio, Tears. Listen, Enjoy, Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Rob O'Malley. Rob does it all. He acts, writes, produces, etc. He talks about growing up in Cleveland and having a child at a very young age. Rob hosted parties on an island, dabbling in the comedy scene and eventually moved to LA to take his shirt off. His journey is a fun one to listen to and his relationship with his son is inspiring. Cough. Radio. Tears. Enjoy. Share. Subscribe.

In memory of Brody Stevens, Jon and Bryan reflect on Brody's life and the impact he had on them and so many others. The show has a replay of an outstanding conversation they had with him after the Cubs won the World Series. Brody was well know for his positive energy. This recording took place the day after the 2016 Presidential Election. The world was feeling a little funky. Brody was there to save the day! YES! ENJOY IT!

Jon and Bryan are joined by former male super model turned actor/writer/producer Hoyt Richards. Hoyt shares his long and colorful life of football, modelling, jet setting, and of course what his life was like in a cult for fifteen years. This is an incredibly engaging conversation that has a lot of laughs and learning. Coughs, Radio, Tears. Listen. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan are joined by producer, writer, comedian Tony Sam. Tony talks about how he turned his molecular biology degree into a career in Hollywood. Like so many stories it involves a shark attack, a bike crash and getting stuck on a roof. We learn that the best way to deal with trauma is to just sit there a while. From Illinois, to Florida to tropical isles to LA. Tony's life is filled with great stories. Cough, Radio, Tears. Listen, Subscribe, Enjoy!

Jon and Bryan are joined by fellow Warrenvillian(?)actor/writer/producer Senta Moses Mikan. Senta has quite the life story of entertainment so, buckle up. Born to a Playboy Bunny, Senta was a child model and actor who starred in Annie, was in DC Cab, The Blues Brothers and Home Alone to name a few. There's a story told that will forever change the way you look at a certain picture car in the Universal Studio Tour. Senta was awesome and your gonna love this episode. Cough, Radio, Tears. Subscribe and Enjoy!

Jon and Bryan are joined by actor and comedian Eric Edwards. Eric finally gets to share his life's journey with the guys after being cut off two years ago. Hopefully, part three of the trilogy will not take as long to be released. Eric shares his amazing highs and some sobering lows in his life, but in the end it is acceptance in one's self, finding love and having children that gave new perspective. Tears. Coughing. Radio. Listen. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Director and Producer Ira Stone. Ira talks about growing up in Los Angeles right outside of Hollywood and how it had absolutely no affect on him. Eventually, his love of sports sucks him in. It starts at Fox Sports, goes through coffee and food orders, around a show about the Sun and has a ton of interesting stops related to science along the way. Cough, Radio, Tears. Listen, Enjoy, Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian Christina Walkinshaw. She shares her story of pitching shows and being deported. Along the way there is a fuss ball tournament in Vegas, 50 Tinder dates, a successful blog, many appearances on television and a positive Canadian outlook with the occasional Canadian apology. Some of this may be made up. You'll have to listen to know which things. Radio, Cough, Tears. Listen. Laugh. Enjoy. Subscribe. Share.

Jon and Bryan ring in the new year with the return of Jen Murphy and Eddie Pence. They discuss the highs and lows of 2018, kinda. Challenges are made for 2019 and the next podcast. A lot of visual discussions take place angering Bryan, because he used to be in radio. Eddie looks at his phone most of the time. Jen keeps physical distance from the gang and Jon clings to his tumbler. Tears. Coughs. Radio. Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan get together for a quick chat that includes Thanksgiving, food diaries and pound cake. Listen and learn how to get a future holiday tree for a measly $700. Cough, Radio, Tears. Listen and Subscribe.

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedian and actor Rawle D. Lewis. He talks about his life growing up in Trinidad, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and LA. Rawle also shares his journey in being chosen to play Junior Bevil in the classic comedy Cool Runnings. The guys talk about how his life and beliefs shaped him into being who he is. You will feel like Rawle is your new best friend after listening to this one. Tears, Cough, Radio. Subscribe and enjoy!