Who's The A-Hole?

This story involved three veterinarians, one cat, a support group, a wedding, a landlord, and several very long road trips. Oh also - maybe a ghost. Lauren Smerkanich guest-hosts this one (for a very important reason), with special guest Amelia Taber!

Day-drinking can either be a total delight, or it can lead to surprise revelations about your boyfriend that trigger all sorts of consequences. Join our guest, Rachel Kerbs, as she tells her story and also explains "Beyonce-Confidence." You can follow Rachel on Insta @rkerbs, or check her out in the films Splinter and Blessid!

No one really seems to understand how The National Honor Society works. Is it grades? Is there a meeting? Despite the confusion, and his high-school antics, our guest, Owen Wiseman, believes he should have gotten in no matter what the Pope says.

A Match Made in Staples by Who's The A-Hole?

Who amongst us has not tried to sneak their way past a bouncer at least once in their youth? Our guest this episode just sorta took it to a whole new level.

Living in a large city usually means that the thing that goes bump in the night is your neighbor being an a-hole. But, to be fair, that's probably what your neighbor is saying about you. Writer Sarah Carbiener is our guest this episode and you can check her out on Insta and Twitter @notanothersarah!

Weddings are the perfect opportunity for someone, or multiple someones, to be an asshole. Listen in as guest Nadia Marina tells us about her special day, and decide for yourself who the asshole might be! Thank you to Nadia for coming on the show, and to guest-host and friend of the podcast, Marc Calderaro for weighing in!

You know how you meet a nice guy at Whole Foods and you think, "There's no way it could get weird, right?" Well, Mary Ashley Burton's story gets super weird, super fast. Fair warning: the ickiness level on this episode is high. Mary Ashley is the creator and show-runner of the web series "Hipsters Anonymous" and "Real-Life Dating Fails" and is co-host of the podcast "Fishers of Men." Check her out!

Are McDonalds cheeseburgers more than just a satisfying snack? Can they, indeed, be used for ill? Find out on our special anniversary episode with guest Lauren Parks, who wrote for E's "The Royals," and who co-wrote and co-starred in the feature "The Feels," available on Netflix now!

This episode's guest is Hillary Hall and she takes us on a journey from her workplace to a "non-date" back to her workplace with a twist or two along the way. Listen in!

Sometimes, break-ups happen at the worst possible time - like when you're stuck in a house full of strangers, for example. Guest Faith Imafidon takes through the highs (literally) and lows of a romance where the only thing that's certain is that someone was definitely an a-hole. You can check Faith out on her website faithimafidon.com or on Insta @fidosaurus!

Our college years are a time for self-reflection, for expanding our horizons, and sometimes, for running away to hob-nob with international pop stars! Guest host Lauren Smerkanich welcomes Alina Phelan who you can follow on Instagram @missalinagram.

Adam Dachis and Erica Elson stop by to tell us a tale of Thanksgiving, online dating, and a deceitful doorstep dessert! Adam and Erica host the podcast, "The Awkward Human Survival Guide" and have a book out with the same name, so check 'em out!

Break-ups can be messy, but this one involves several cities, an attempted drug deal, and a bathtub! Thank you, Alicia Garside, for sharing your story!

In this episode, it's a debate between man (or lady) v. corporation - who's the bigger a-hole? Also, we give our relatively unfiltered thoughts on most of the online services, and our completely unfiltered thoughts on the film, "The Departed." If you happen to be in the Seattle area, you can see our guest, Elinor Gunn, in "Skylight" at ATC all of this month, or check her out on Insta @elinor_gunn!

This special episode offers something a little different - writer and performer Lesley Kyle is kind enough to read her short story, "Crush," and even kinder to engage with the guys in some vigorous a-hole debating afterwards! You can check Lesley's band, "The Lolas" out at www.thelolasband.com.

Have you ever wanted to listen to grown men scream at each other about all-you-can-eat buffets? Then listen in and enjoy August's first episode!

Our very own Anayat "Try It Before You Buy it" Fakhraie brings us a story this episode wherein he tries to be a good samaritan, all without losing a tasty treat! Special thanks to our very first guest and friend of the podcast, Marc Calderaro, for guest-hosting! You can check him out on Twitter and Insta @marccalderaro

This episode takes us back to those anxiety-drenched moments right after you graduate from college. By all accounts you are a grown-up, and yet sometimes your family has other ideas and other dinner reservations. Huge thanks to guest Katie French - check her out on Twitter and Insta @msktfrench!

Enjoy Scotch Jane's "Ray!" Come see them perform live at The Hotel Cafe on June 21st at 9pm, where they will be debuting their new album, "Vegas Gets The Birds."

June is the month of musical episodes, so listen in as our producer Noah Peters graces us with a melodic quandary! This episode is particularly good if you like listening to movie nerds talk about music and only sort of make sense. Check out Noah's band, Scotch Jane, on Insta @scotchjanetheband, come out to Hotel Cafe in Hollywood on June 21st to hear them live, and enjoy the bonus track of "Ray!"

The acoustic version of Schmabaret's full length song for your listening pleasure!

In this very special musical episode, Schmabaret (a.k.a Adam Ceschin and Carolyn Jania) delight us with their tuneful talents, and ask the question, "Who is the (literal) bigger boob?" Check out this super delightful duo on Instagram @schmabaret and listen to the full-length version of their song "Chakra Khan" as a little bonus!

Listen in as comedy duo Clyde McFly (also known as Matt Noonan and Mike Trehy) take us through this dinner-time dispute involving focaccia, fine wine, and a share-plate of injured pride. You can check out Matt and Mike at clydemcfly.com!

As we're based out of Los Angeles, it was really only a matter of time before we had to have a traffic quandary - special thanks to return guest Levi Bailey for sharing his story and doing his best to keep the streets safe. Sorta.

In this exciting episode, one of the producers becomes the guest and the other becomes Doctor Love! Listen in to hear Lauren Smerkanich's story!

When dorm life is this "Lord of the Flies," someone has to end up being an a-hole. Thank you, Nate Crocker, for sharing your tale! Check Nate out on Insta @nate_four_seven

Look, being a young couple in love is hard - there's getting married, and getting a job, and doing the house-thing, and having babies. And it's even harder when all those things happen at the exact same time. All those life changes might just mean that someone turns into a real a-hole. Thank you to our return guest Catherine Wagner-Calderaro!

Is it possible to be so nice that you go full circle and are, in fact, an asshole? Also - please note this episode does NOT feature Hertz Rent A Car. We repeat - it does NOT. Special thanks to guest Robbie Chernow who you can check out on Insta @adventuresforone

Guest Marc Calderaro is back with a classic college pranking tale. Will boys just be boys or is someone just an a-hole? Be sure to also check out Marc's podcast - What's Your Scene - and follow him on Twitter @marccalderaro

If you're one of those people who still has not taken down their Christmas tree, you'll love this episode. Special thanks to Hannah Miller for sharing her tale and putting up with us. You can check out her improv team on Insta @thegordonsimprov!

Today's episode of Who's The Asshole features Levi Bailey, who takes his hatred of fraternities to a whole new level. Tune in the 1st and 15th of every month for new episodes!

We all know how it goes - your roommates seem great at first. Then a pilates sock goes missing, and it's all down-hill from there. Listen in as we unravel a tricky roommate situation in the first episode of 2018! Big thanks to Liz Tutor for sharing her tale!

Where Catherine Wagner Calderaro tells a tale chock-full of romance, Egyptian moonlight, and ambiguity. We also found out we're really good at interviewing people with the last Calderaro, and really terrible at coming up with fake names. (This is a different Tina - we swear.) We'll be dropping new episodes the 1st and the 15th of every month, so we'll see you back here in the New Year!

Our podcast premiere with the very funny Marc Calderaro! Listen to hosts Kevin and Anayat determine who truly is the a-hole in what may be the most dramatic of break-up stories.