Face the Critics

Wyatt and Stuart finally record an episode together from the true home of the pod - the Blue Velvet Couch.  They discuss "songs that sound like falling in love."

Stuart and Wyatt get "untucked" and provide a heroically honest pictue of their humanity.

After nursing their burns and stings, Wyatt and Stuart dive deep on shadow work and exposing the inner cynic, dropping profound (just ask our assistant Trent...) one-liners throughout.

Stu and Wyatt practice Mongolian throat singing and exchange lawsuits.

Wyatt and Stu are joined by Anthony Carrigan. Once the actor who's brought you NoHo Hank on Barry, Victor Zsasz on Gotham, and soon-to-be Jordan in Fatherhood, Anthony takes the next step in his creative journey... podcast cohost.

"Eggs" are the through line as Stu and Wyatt talk to painter Paris Reid.

Friend first, Andrea Bocelli super-fan second, and ruthless critic third, Percia brought it all to Face the Critics for our *10th* episode. Together Stu and Percia help Wyatt out of a financial jam.

Stu and Wyatt are once again alone with each other. Stu reads poetry and Wyatt introduces "Lord Sir Mr. Gentleman III".

Special guest Harry helps Stu and Wyatt through another meandering episode. Just three boys discussing their creative journeys, and Alex Jones wants to join in.

Actor/Writer Neal Bledsoe (Man in a High Castle, Shameless, Sports Illustrated) joins the show as our guest critic and accuses Wyatt of eating paint.

After loosening up by talking about leg mannerisms, Wyatt and Stu spend most of this weeks episode reflecting on #1 Dad Ted Cruz. Wyatt considers professional chess and meth-cooking as career paths.

Stu and Wyatt talk business leverage, human design, and solitude snowboarding.

The sound of singing birds almost drowned out the critics in episode 4, but not quite. Wyatt reads McConaughey, Stuart sings Elvis. Sponsored by LobsterLock!

Wyatt grapples with his compulsion to say "I love that" while Stuart plays it cool on the lead in to Face the Critics.

Wyatt and Stu are feeling positive and relaxed this week, and the critics don't quite know what to make of it.

Stu and Wyatt introduce the show and talk "quarantine brain".