Let’s Get Bread

This week on Let’s Get Bread, Lucas and Everett dig into the emotional grease trap that is restaurant life. Drawing from their time as waitresses, they revisit bad managers with God complexes, soul-crushing tippers, and the barely concealed chaos simmering behind the pass. It’s war stories, gallows humor, and the kind of bonding that only comes from shared trauma and stolen fries. If you’ve ever c...

This week on Let’s Get Bread, adult entertainer Joel Someone joins us for a no-holds-barred conversation about porn, pleasure, and stigma. We break down how the industry has shifted over the last 20 years, the shame still wrapped around gay sex, and Joel’s surprising jump into straight porn. Raw, funny, and unapologetic; this is easily our wildest episode yet.   Follow us on Instagram at @letsgetb...

Lucas and Everett look back on the wins, the losses, and everything that didn’t go according to plan in 2025. They unpack the moments that shaped the year, the lessons they didn’t ask for, and why people are so fixated on “fresh starts,” New Year’s resolutions, and the idea that January magically fixes things.

This week on Let’s Get Bread, we sit down with comedian, writer, and Wish You Were Queer star Michael Henry. We talk all things WeHo from the smells of the city, the state of nightlife, and how gay culture in West Hollywood has changed over the years.

Everett and Lucas swap stories, hot takes, and questionable advice while breaking down the chaos of meeting someone new on a first date.    Follow us on Instagram at @letsgetbreadpod.

This week on Let’s Get Bread, we’re joined by Eliot Mack. Eliot is a stand-up comedian and content creator who’s performed all over Los Angeles, including his recurring monthly show at The Comedy Store and on the Netflix Is a Joke main stage. He gives us his take on gym etiquette, from hanky-panky in the locker room to mysterious smells in the weight room.    You can follow us on Instagram: @letsg...

Let’s Get Bread breaks down the very real chaos of living with roommates. From food that keeps going missing to the roommate who hasn’t cleaned their dishes since last week, we’re talking about the everyday tensions that make shared living feel like a social experiment.   Follow us at @letsgetbreadpod.

Let's Get Bread sits down with Ceci Rae, a political commentator and comedian, whose résumé includes debates on Jubilee, Daily Wire, and even a showdown with Candace Owens. Together they dive into incel culture, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and the return of blackface.    Follow us on Instagram at @letsgetbreadpod.

Let’s Get Bread returns with an episode all about being gay in high school. Everett was out and proud, avoiding anything that felt like organized community, while Lucas was deeply closeted and trying to win everyone’s approval through sports and academics. Together, the boys talk mothers of gays, cyber bullying, and all the messy, funny, mortifying moments that shaped who they are today. Follow us...

Lucas recounts his date with an Ilhan Omar staffer, Everett revisits his D.C. days of trying to catch closeted Republicans with their pants down (literally), and together they unpack the blurred line between social media activism vs. personal branding, all while thirsting for democracy, henny.  Follow us on IG: @letsgetbreadpod

Let’s Get Bread welcomes its first ever guest, Mimi Landru, a comedian, writer, character actress, and host of the podcast Match My Freak with Martin Marrow. In this episode, Mimi joins the Breadwinners to talk about growing up in Alabama, navigating comedy as a women, and, of course, dissecting Taylor Swift’s twelfth studio album The Life of a Showgirl.    Follow us on Instagram at @letsgetbreadp...

Everett and Lucas recap their trip to Asia and, more importantly, what they learned about each other — like how Everett needs to be at the gate two hours before boarding (not just at the airport), and how Lucas only recently discovered that Mexico is part of North America. 

WEEEE, EP THREEEE. This week we talk about the hazards of riding in cars with trade too early in a relationship, Lucas’s depressive eating habits, and worship the ground Joan Cusack walks on for her career-defining performance as Debby Jellinsky in Addams Family Values. 

From the tragedy of Everett’s bargain-bin toilet paper to Michelle Bachmann’s almost–VP moment, we’re tackling the headlines no one asked for. Then, Lucas makes the case for why Billy Madison belongs in the cinematic hall of fame. Breadwinners, you won’t want to miss this one!

Buckle up, because you're about to get bread for the first time ever!!! Everett talks about his experience "soaking", Lucas was duped by a much older man, and both of them have a shared disdain for comedians who talk about dating despite both being comedians who exclusively talk about dating in this historic pilot episode.