Hollywood Anonymous

Jon and Bryan are joined by Jay Larson. Jay talks about growing up without a Dad, his cool Mom that cultured the crap out of him. Being an angry and hilarious waiter with a movie script. Doing stand up and being on TV. This is a great listen that will bring you to tears. Whether they are tears of joy or sadness is up to you.

Jon and Bryan are joined by actor Cyrus Framer. Cyrus talks of a well traveled childhood, how pizza and friendships cost money, acting in everything from OZ to The Wire to NYPD Blue to All My Children. Cyrus has a great story to tell for anyone interested in getting into the business. Jon was nervous but, did not cry.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Nicole Edholm. Nicole talks about being a young hippy growing up in northern California. Nicole surprises everyone when she reveals her love for Jon. Bryan expresses concern for the new couple when they begin to discuss past relationships. Nicole also discusses her life as a producer in television and how it has changed people's lives. Jon weeps.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Mike Black. He talks about his journey for Star Wars tickets, growing up in Colorado, his life of stand up comedy and the bizarre world of violence that surrounds him. Mike also discusses being at The Comedy Store the night someone was murdered there.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Hayes Hargrove again. Hayes was a previous guest that was cut off mid life story by Bryan's need to get his kids from school. Now, we get to hear the rest of his story. It may include a daring sea rescue and other dating mishaps. Hayes is a show favorite and was allowed to see the rest of Bryan's house. Jon wants Diabetes. Crying is possible.

Jon and Bryan talk about the latest events in their lives. Cubs baseball, the annoying marlin guy and body odor. Jon discusses acting on Jane Lynch's new CBS show "Angel From Hell". Bryan updates us on his film Frozen Peas which he co wrote and produced. Go to Facebook and IMDB to find out more about the show and the movie. No crying in baseball.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Chris Pleasant. Chris talks about life in Texas, moving to LA to be a stand up comedian and meeting a lot of celebrities in a unique way. The phrase "You're Batman?!" will have you laughing out loud. Jon may have teared up while discussing the Cubs.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Steve Simeone. He talks about living the safe life until doing an open mic. His broke and crazy journey to LA, delivering pizza, his deep faith and conversations with famous people. Like so many of the guests, there is never enough time to cover it all. Jon may have cried or sneezed. Not sure.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Doug Dresser who is one of the most well known Location Manager's in Hollywood. Doug tells stories about Drew Barrymore, three legged dogs, avoiding burning animal fecies in a remote location halfway around the world and how being a really bad PA got his career started. Most likely no one cried.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Erinn Hayes. Erinn talks about tans, gold chains and hot tubs. She also shares her journey to Hollywood that started with a boyfriend who did not join her for the end of the world. Do we need to worry about the future? That question and many more are not answered on this awesome show. Crying sound so silly in retrospect.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Nate Corddry. The guys hear all about Nate's experience on The Daily Show, being from Massachusetts, Fantasy Football, 9/11 and so much more. This is one of our best. Everyone may have cried.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Hayes Hargrove. He talks about selling a calling card, friends with weird voices, being in the Groundlings, apartment management and being married to a very well known person. The show has a surprise ending. No one cires....yet.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Anthony Alabi. He tells the guys about being in his High School Hall of Fame. How a phone call got him into college. His career in the NFL and his dedicated journey toward a successful career in Hollywood. Bryan's cat tries to break into the recording studio. The cat cries.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Cort McCown. The guys learn about Cort's early years in Hollywood as an extra and stand in. His journey is a long and appreciated one. John Stamos, Michael J Fox, George Burns and Don Rickles are a few of the stars discussed. Cort also talks about recording his Comedy Album "Live from Pearl St."

In this very special episode, Jon and Bryan are visited by Bil Dwyer. Bil spends the whole show telling stories and laughing. Jon and Bryan have no idea what is the the truth or quite frankly what the hell is going on. Bil has a great time. This is definitely our most bizarre show yet and we love it. I cried after listening to it.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Murray Valeriano. They talk about writing on TV shows, surfing, thinking you're cool, taking the bus and kids. The whole show takes place next to Bryan's kitchen. The dogs don't bark and Jon does not cry.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Chris Rauch. Chris talks about rubbing shoulders with a movie icon, being a grip in Hollywood and what the hell that means. We learn that no matter how hard you try to meet new people the world stays small. It is the last show recorded at the Herald Examiner. Someone cries.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Jen Murphy. They talk about comedy, careers and fears. We learn the true facts about beards. This is our best show about vomit and beards. Someone tears up in a surprise ending.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Brady Matthews. He tells them about how to not be a hairy model and swimming in the right colored shorts. Brady also discusses learning to be an artist later in life and auditioning for SNL. Bryan nearing breaks down in tears.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Andrew Santino. He talks about his Yahoo show Sin City Saints, auditions and making Julia Louis-Dreyfus laugh. Andrew tells an amazing story about baseball behind the scenes. No one cries.