Crews Control

Leo strikes stock market gold and ends up on Forbes top 10, Dorsch incorrectly disposes of his lunch, and Grant's brain wages war on itself. Speaking of money, film financier William "Bill" Davies Papomp (Ryan Gaul) drops by the Crews Nest to see how much money he can raise for some potential upcoming JAMP productions. We also find out what happened to Grant that caused him to diverge away from hi...

Grant decides to put his past behind him and literally tries to cook up the next hit film, Leo gets a little too political and tells the true story of his family's "Glasserole Incident", and Dorsch goes rooting around in a stranger's purse and almost makes an unfixable mistake. A little later, Gesticulation Consultant Ronny (Marissa Rice) stops by the Nest to talk nonverbal talk. Ronny brings a lo...

Grant takes everyone on a company expensed trip to Gettysburg PA for the annual Lincoln Lodge Luncheon. Dorsch thought he was going on vacation and Leo wants nothing more than to be kicked off the grounds. Much to Grant's surprise, two newcomers are seated at his regular table. The Crew sets up another remote nest and chats with Topster McMan and Mary-T (Ethan Parets and Laurel Gozzo). Additionall...

Leo makes an unapologetic vow and reveals he is in possession of Grant's least favorite historical artifact,  Dorsch has a fashion faux pas and is totally not illiterate, and Grant invites his co-hosts to a party at his family's ancestral home, the Lincoln Lodge. Speaking of parties, the Crew sits down with famed stunt double Buck Housman (Billy Cox) at the wrap party for one of JAMP's recent film...

Leo that rascal! He absconded with the recording equipment leaving Grant and Dorsch alone in the Crews Nest without any idea of what was going on. In the meantime, Leo goes on a way too arduous quest to find eight bottles of champaign for an upcoming wrap party. He ends up at the local mall where he interacts with a plethora of new faces including but not limited to Banana Republic employees Vermo...

Grant lets slip the existence of some of the Lincoln family secrets, Leo mourns his failed project and generates even more online enemies, and Dorsch says yes to drugs. Bob Francis, you know, that old union lighting guy, (JJ Moran) stops by to talk about the new documentary "Lights, Camera, Lights Again" that he and J.A.M.P. are working on together. Along with the film, Bob and the Crew chat about...

Leo announces his new architectural project, Dorsch reveals his new discount tattoo, and Grant boasts about how he singlehandedly ruined an entire city's economical and educational industry leaving it nothing more than a sad coal town. Later on, the Nest is visited by Fred Jones (Dan Kelly), Head Puppeteer and Creator of Firefighter Funhouse. Fred and a few of his puppets teach the Crew about the...

Grant had so much fun during the first leg of his BO-BA Journey of Self Discovery on the Ugandan Savannah that he decided to take the recording equipment with him on the second leg in Salt Lake (no not THAT Salt Lake). Leo and Dorsch take a well deserved but probably not earned break from recording while Grant is off discovering himself. Join your favorite presidential descendant as he meets a ple...

It's our twentieth episode!!! We didn't do anything special for it. Grant tears the syfy channel a new one, Leo gets up close and personal with Idris Elba's crotch, and Dorsch learns that there is more to the Star Wars universe than that one animated show on Disney XD. Later on, Hollywood's best aspiring agent Tony Toothbrush (Colman Duggan) stops by. Tony has nothing to do with Martian Conquest o...

Grant prepares for a journey of self discovery, Dorsch sets his eyes on an AILF, and Leo experiences a kind of fatherhood. A little later we have quite the guest in the Nest this week! Krypto the Super Dog and his pal Ace the Bat-Hound take a break from fighting dog based evil to talk about their new fil... What's that? Different Krypto? And it's Grant's fault? Yeah, that checks out. Somehow we en...

Grant gets sticky feet and discovers a new allergy, Leo shows off his love for Grant in his own special way and signs off on a gorilla, and Dorsch wants his job back. Then, Development Executive for a major network Gil Kingsling (Ryan Gaul) stops by the Crew's Nest to sift some clams, and by that we mean listen to pitches for the network. We're pretty sure he ended up at J.A.M.P. by mistake but he...

If you were ever curious about what would happen if Grant managed the company budget then this is the episode for you! This episode is also for you if you are a fan of Leo's line of unwearable shoes, the origin and meaning of Dorsch's name, Hooters' salad bars, and father-son underwear. Later on, but not much later, the Nest gets an early visit from none other than Arizona's self titled "sextermin...

Grant shows off what he has learned from taking popularity classes, Dorsch is such a Zoe, and Leo recalls just how he ended up in a coma and let's just say it involves a carnival caravan. Later, Miranda Kosgrove with a K (Sam Carty) gets blown into the nest where she talks about her role as Hair and Makeup Stylist on the serialized film I.T. Girls. Please excuse Grant's stuffy nose, he is sorry. *...

Big changes are announced! You'll never believe what happened at JAMP! Leo vindicates Grant, Dorsch's soul gets saved, and Grant mixes up the meaning of the word ass in a pretty big way. Later on Hymnal Director of the lottery-scheme Christian film Heaven's Hope, Veronica Grant (Bianca Carrasco) stops by to talk religion. She didn't want this to get out but let's just say, Veronica has ties to all...

Dorsch talks about his profitable new trampoline based charity, Grant brags about hand props, Leo takes a walk in a poor person's shoes, and Christoff teases a big company announcement. Joining the Crew in the nest this week is world renowned dialect coach Kelly Vorelli (Marielle O'Malley). Kelly takes the Crew on an alcoholic accent adventure and then runs some roleplay sessions showing off just...

Oh My God! Grant attempts to retake control of the introductions but experiences what can only be described as a short circuit. Dorsch and Leo continue to conspire against Grant by seeing just how far they can push his ability to segue. Later on Actor Social Order Supervisor Oswald "Ozzy" Packinack (Ben Cohen) climbs into the Crews Nest to talk about his role on the set of Oh My God!. Someone has...

We know you were all excited for Dame Judi Dench this week but a company-wide evacuation notice due to one of Leo's Instagram posts means that there is no guest this week! So, the Crew takes a break from talking about work and instead turns their attention to Leo's continuing rivalry with the Mandarin. Also, Grant breaks an NDA when he lets Dorsch and Leo in on what he has been up to in his spare...

Leo follows up on last week's vague apology while introducing his own personal MCU level nemesis, Grant offers up what may be too many puppy dog eyes, and Dorsch tries his hand at the intro and outro. Later, we chat with Caterer Casey McCarthy (Sam Goldberg) about his work on Judd Apatow's magnum opus "Beneath The Cabinet". Casey tells us about his time growing up in Africa, being saved by a group...

The Crew reads this week's letter from Christoff aloud. You won't believe what he has to say! Everyone has something to get off their chest. 24 minutes later, Animal Wrangler Tim Lamp (Dan Hirshfield) climbs into the nest to answer questions ranging from small to, you guessed it, BIG! We also reminisce over the very first episode we never released and its legendary guest. This episode is sponsored...

Grant offers to take Christoff out for lunch on Leo's dime, Leo unveils "gas station sheik", and Dorsch tests Grant's blind acceptance of everything by feeding him garbage. Later on, famed Actor/Janitor/Spy/Baseball Player Bill Lee (Ryan Snodgrass) drops by to talk shop. To be honest though, the Crew really just uses him to clean the Nest. Other topics include Spirit Airline's dogfights, lawyers w...

The Crew gets a game changing letter from owner and CEO of J.A.M.P. Productions Cristoff, Leo announces his new hobby and potential lineage, Grant shares he has the hots for a particular Pence woman (no not Mother), and Dorsch reminds us how he got his job. Our guest this week was going to be Keith Richards but he thought Grant was just asking for an autograph. In his stead we got the best key gri...

Whats this? A mysterious sticky note left on Grant's "parking spot"? Actual plot? Listen to find out!   Jason Child (Matt Griffin) drops by this week to talk about his time as Script Supervisor on the new happy go lucky film about a murderous middle-schooler, "Tyler's Secret" The Crew talks Bond, Etymology, Jeff Bezos' time as Leo's penis handler, and those blue signs with the turtle on them all o...

Grant Lincoln, great great great great grandson of Abe Lincoln, finally shares some of his family secrets with the Crew. From Gettysburg to big tennis, your questions WILL get answered. Later on the director of The Translator, Lesley Knight (Ann Bybee-Finley) enters the Crews Nest. Lesley, being the only Hollywood director with a degree in quantum physics, chats with the Crew about her crazy direc...

Self described Comedy Fluffer Lev Stevenson (George LaBour), barges into the "crews nest" this week. He tells us about his time as the the fourth stooge, his pivotal role in the oddly prophetic film "Kennedy In Dallas, Don't Lose Your Head", and does his best to make us laugh with his seemingly endless stream of book puns. We are also given quite the scoop on famous funnyman Mike Myers. As Mr. Ste...

Leo and Dorsch finally return from their impromptu trip to New Mexico to find that Grant has made some changes to the break room. After some finger lickin' stories from their Midwest adventure, the crew welcomes famed composer Hank Melon (Andy Bridges) into the "control room". We finally tackle important issues like Oklahoma BBQ vs. Ukrainian BBQ, the flavor profile of a basketball, and we uncover...