Hunk with Mike Bridenstine

Noah Harpster ("Transparent", "One Mississippi", "For All Mankind") is the co-writer and EP of the new Mr. Rogers biopic, "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" (out November 22) starring Tom Hanks. Noah and Brido discuss the 10-year process of getting the movie made. They talk Tom Hanks. They talk Fred Rogers. They tell audition horror stories. They talk about 80's baseball cards. And they have a...

Dave Ross ("Corporate", "Drunk History", "James Corden", Suicide Buddies) was been one of the most integral members of the Los Angeles alt comedy scene for the past 10 years. He's put on some of the best comedy shows in L.A. during that same time. He has a new album called, "The Only Man Who Has Ever Had Sex". Brido thinks it's great. So they talk about the album. And the comedy scene they both kn...

Comedy loves Matt Dwyer. Brido loves Matt Dwyer. He was in and around Second City Chicago in the 90's. He helped start the current Chicago stand-up scene. He was Chris Farley's acid dealer. The man has stories. And he tells some of them on this show. They also get into jazz music. Dwyer gives Brido some tips on starting his collection. They talk about all kinds of things. You will love this.  

Comedian Nate Craig ("Maniac" & "F Is For Family" on Netflix) stops by to be funny and handsome. He is the King of the 4th of July. He and Brido talk about magic mushrooms. They tell old Chicago comedy stories. Nate tells Bill Burr stories. Brido tries to get Nate to scream about politics. Just two old pals being hunks for an hour.     

Well, you asked for an update. So Brendan McGowan is back to talk about all the latest updates in the Jeffrey Epstein saga. Ghislaine Maxwell went to In-N-Out. Epstein got got. Allegedly. We talk about all of it.

Brido's good pal, Brendan McGowan, can't stop thinking about this Jeffrey Epstein story. So Brido had him come over to explain everything to him. This was recorded before Epstein's "death", so you're getting this a few days earlier than usual. If you've been following the story, you'll dig it. If you have not followed the story, buckle up. It's insane.

You know him, you love him. The SUMMAH would not have been complete without getting Howard on the show. Howard and Brido talk about the old Death Ray shows at M Bar, "Scare Tactics", the SquatMelt Comedy Crawl, all kinds of other things, but most importantly, SUMMAH.

Fritz is so funny. It was 1000 degrees when he came over to record. We decided to scrap the show and just talk. So this one is two pals laughing their asses off and talking about current events and whatever was on our minds. It's fun. It's a hot one. Give it a listen.

She knows more than everyone about everything. And the thing she knows the most about is the Civil War, people. Muffy Marracco is has been on "Teen Jeopardy", "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire", she's one of the trivia experts on "Best Ever Trivia Show" on the Game Show Network (weekdays at 4). She wrote a Lifetime movie starring Janeane Garofalo. And she happens to live in Brido's building. Muffy is...

Do you want to promote something on the Internet, but you suck at it? Josh Spector knows what to do. He has tons of clients and he's helped all of them find their own audiences online and grow their businesses. He's a great dude. He basically brought Blerds to Los Angeles. He basically started Gentlemen Scumbags. He kicks all kinds of ass. You're welcome.  

It's THAT Tom Segura. From Netflix. And YMH. Brido and Tom talk about offensive jokes and tell hilarious showbiz stories. They talk about lifting weights too because they're both super handsome. Enjoy.  

Baron Vaughn is the host of "The New Negroes" on Comedy Central. He's a fantastic stand-up comedian, a better actor than most comedians, and just a great, brilliant dude. Brido and Baron discuss Baron's favorite thing, stand-up comedy, as well as theater and all kinds of other things. Baron is really interesting and funny. You'll really like this one.  

Matty was in town taping a set for Comedy Central. Dude is the best. He's gonna be a real hotshot. Anyway, Brido and Matty discuss the great city of Chicago. Matty gives tips on where people should go when they visit. And you'll learn about the Windy City's proud tradition of 19th Century murder hotels. That, and its blues, pizza, comedy and it's Oprah.   

Kinane is one of my favorite comedians. We talk about comedy burnout, mountain biking, magicians, funky cheeses, ghost stories, "Woke Tony Clifton", all kinds of things. Kyle is one of the best. Enjoy. 

Brido goes to ChocoVivo, a bean-to-bar chocolate factory/shop in Culver City and talks to owner/creator/cacao expert, Patricia Tsai. Everything you know about chocolate is wrong.     

Brido goes to Tom Arnold's house to talk about the Trump tapes, growing up in Iowa, his divorce with Roseanne, and everything else in between. Tom's a good man. You should listen. 

Josh Forbes has directed music videos, commercials and horror movies. And for the past 2+ years he's been working on a documentary about legendary/infamous comedian, Gallagher. Josh and Brido go in depth on how the project has been going, on Gallagher's insane career, his controversies and everything else in between. Give 'er a listen.

Nick Vatterott (Comedy Central, "Real Time with Bill Maher") is one of Brido's favorite comedians. And he happens to love pinball. Krystle Gemnich loves pinball even more. She makes a living in the world of pinball. She basically knows everything about it. So Brido talks to both of them. Old Chicago comedy stories are told as well. It's fun.   

Brooks Wheelan (SNL, Conan, Seth Meyers) is a native Iowan. And he loves collegiate and Olympic wrestling. He and Brido talk about Brooks' favorite matches, favorite wrestlers, how the sport has evolved and what excites him about it right now. Brooks is hilarious. Give this one a listen. 

Brido never has any real idea what to wear. But his good pal, Mike Burns (Power Moves, @dadboner), has worked in the fashion industry and knows how everything works. They talk about Burns' history with fashion, what's good, what sucks, and what never goes out of style. Eventually Burns explains the difference between style and fashion. And they have a good time. Whatever. You'll learn things. List...