Hollywood Anonymous

Jon and Bryan are joined by Sean Green. He tells tales of an organized life that led him through Penn State, college radio, writing for MTV's Ridiculousness and producing a kids show with The Gronk. Like any great story it all leads back to Penn State moments after all hell breaks loose on campus. It's great stuff. Ton's of coughing, sneezing and one small unnoticeable tear.

Jon and Bryan talk amongst the leaf blowers and the chirping birds of life in Hollywood Adjacent. Then, Bryan closes the door and his wife lets the dogs out to bark at Jon. The guys call Quincy Jones to talk about his journey now filled with stories of Ellen and HBO. There is a tense moment that involves hats. The ancient style of Startle Karate is also discussed. Coughing is a plenty. Tears do not flow.

Ahamed Weinberg joins Jon and Bryan to talk about his life growing up in Philly under the Muslim Faith with his two converted parents. Comedy came early starting in grade school with jokes he carried through his early career as a stand up. Other discussions include first loves, breakups and working at Absolutely Productions. Ahamed brings a fresh and positive perspective to his life, career and faith. No one cries but, everyone coughs.

Jon and Bryan celebrate a milestone with their 50th episode. They follow up with Patrick Keane to see how his life has changed since being on the show. Other topics include football, politics, cat pee, baseball and Jon's wedding. The guys decide to call Louie to get advice for Jon. Lou delivers. Bryan coughs.

Jon and Bryan call Louie Anderson to talk about Baskets and his Emmy worthy performance as Chip's(Zach Galifianakis)mom Christine Baskets. Marsupials are also discussed prior to Jon coughing, or was it after or both? Oh well. Class Reunion's, PTA scandals, and Erinn Hayes are also discussed. "Hey good looking. Be back to pick you up later."

Jon and Bryan are joined by comedic actor JR Reed. Unknown friend of the mob, Happy Days party goer and world traveling musician among other amazing tidbits. Was he a part of Tenacious D and Trainwreck? What did he say to Jon Favreau? There's Spider-man, Bigfoot and so much more. It's amazing what a man with a mustache can accomplish. Did Jon cough? Of course.

Comedian Quincy Jones joins Jon and Bryan and lays on them a roller coaster ride of a life story. Quincy has experienced everything from hurricanes to jail time but, none of it could prepare him for this next phase in his life, or did it? His amazing journey has truly just begun. Quincy is on the verge of accomplishing his dream of making a stand up comedy special. His reason's and drive become clear when you understand what he is up against. Quincy will leave you inspired and a having a greater appreciation for life, family, love and friendships. If you would like to be a part of his journey please share on his Gofundme and Kickstarter pages. Thanks

Jon and Bryan are joined by Matt Kirshen. He talks about live growing up with a British accent in a British country. Matt also talks about how he made it to the top 10 of Last Comic Standing by being "that guy" to an American audience. Matt has toured the world as a stand up and shares his worldly experiences. Jon and Matt both cough.

Jon and Bryan are joined by film and television composer David Shephard. David talks about his life on both coasts. Growing up in an industry household. Seeking out knowledge from some of the best jazz musicians in the world and how his hairstyles made a difference over the years. David's work can be heard on Netflix's Longmire and AMC's Into The Badlands.

Jon and Bryan are joined by no one. The winter heat in Bryan's Getaway Shack becomes so intense they both begin to hallucinate. Discussion gets deep and insightful. Their accidental heat stroke turns into truth serum. Jon coughs. Sweat is mistaken for tears.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Ryan Brown. Oh, the things he has done. Do we even share them here or should you just listen and learn like we did? Let's just say, we all have career paths in Hollywood and Ryan may have one of the best. Music, women, travel, drugs and tacos. It's all covered in this episode. No cough, no cry.

Jon and Bryan are visited by Brian Moses. Brian talks about growing up in the middle of nowhere California, living at the Comedy Store, creating the now famous Roast Battle and the Sundance documentary about it. Brian is is the kind of person you root for in Hollywood.

Director Micheal Shea stops by the show. There is serious discussion about his love of the Seahawks and Bryan's love of the Packers. No blood spills. Michael talks about his days working on Andy Dick's show and how he approaches creative when directing a show like the Bachelor. He also traveled the world and sold hippy clothes. Yes, you heard me. Crying and coughing are optional in this episode.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Dwayne Perkins. We learn that Dwayne almost worked for Microsoft, leaving the world with one less great comedian. Thank goodness for poor follow up. Dwayne's journey through life is inspiring and funny. He's the guy that you could sit and talk to for hours. We didn't because Bryan had to get his kids. Jon probably coughed.

Jon and Bryan look back at their first year of the Hollywood Anonymous Podcast. Eddie Pence stops by and barely joins in on the conversation. The guys give updates on all the guest lives since they were on the show. There are some big surprises. Jon coughs but, no one cries on air.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Mick Betancourt. It would be safe to say that Mick has had quite the sordid and colorful life. You will be stunned by his life story yet, still find yourself laughing out loud along the way. Mick is a great guest to finish out the year of 2015. Jon coughs immediately.

Jon and Bryan are visited by J Brown. He talks about being in the Location business for Reality Shows. We also learn that his Dad makes great wedding speeches. J tells the guys what it's like when you have to blow up something on a public street so, you can freak out The Rock. Jon Coughs

Jon and Bryan are visited by Amanda Ladd Jones. Amanda talks about growing up as the daughter of a studio president/movie producer Alan Ladd Jr. and the documentary she is making about her father entitled, "Laddie The Movie." She also shares some fun stories about being in the business herself, run ins with famous folks over the years and yes, she discusses her father's green lighting of Star Wars. The movie that almost never was.

Patrick Keane stops by to tell some more hilarious life stories. Everybody recaps their Thanksgiving holiday. The show takes a turn to discuss the most recent shootings that hit very close to home. A great and fun episode. Tears of anger flow.

Jon and Bryan discuss Thanksgiving, pies versus cake, family, drugs, bathroom etiquette at other people's houses, eating, the lack of excitement in their careers, social media's highs and lows, gun powder and testicles. If this isn't a true holiday spectacular we don't now what is. Sweet potatoes makes someone cry.