We Need To Talk About Steven

Recorded live at the world famous Craig's Deli in Los Angeles, Mike and Sean discuss one of the world's all-time greatest female Stevens: Gwen Stefani. From the OC to the TV, this talented young lady has blessed America with her singular vocal stylings for three decades running. The boys introduce a new segment called "Perv Corner", and do a deli meat tasting (jowl noise lovers rejoice!) in order to promote Mike's dad's deli.

On this week's episode of WNTTAS, the boys discuss a prolific nutsack self-abuser: Steve-O. Famous for his "Jackass" stunts and his love of wildlife, Steve-O has captured the hearts and imaginations of millions of people. His private struggles with drugs and public stunts are profiled, and, of course, his hog is put to the measurement test.

On this week's episode of WNTTAS, the boys discuss the conservative thinker and political shit-show impresario, Steve Bannon. Whether it's supporting fascism in Europe or garnishing Rob Reiner's "Seinfeld" royalties, this Stevie always has time to be a pain in someone's ass. The guys discuss his fashion choices, his career, and even run a spot for his signature line of bourbon, Pappy van Bannon's.

In this episode of "Redeemin' Stevens", Michael makes a correction to his bio of Stevie Wonder, and the guys leap headlong into the Stephanie Clifford - AKA "Stormy Daniels" - story. How big is the president's hog? How big is Stormy attorney Michael Avenatti's hog? All of these questions and much, much more on this episode of "We Need to Talk About Steven"!

In this episode, the boys discuss Stevie Wonder - the blind, piano playin', genius havin' son-of-a-bitch that has dominated the music charts for five decades. Or is it six? Who's counting?! The boy's also discuss the capture of Sacramento's "Baby Dick Killer", and introduce a new segment called "Let's Measure That Hog!". Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this stupidity, but most importantly - let's talk about Steven!

In this surprise mini-episode, Mike and Sean do some business for the podcast. The boys correct some factual errors from previous episodes, catch up on important Steven news, and "ketchup" on the band Haim.

Crikey, it's a down-under episode of WNTTAS! This week the boys discuss one of their heroes: Steve Irwin, the Crocodile Hunter. Mike and Sean are grievin' Stevens as they deliver a loving tribute to the most charming goof-ball ever to antagonize the animal kingdom. Irwin's life of reptile wranglin', David Attenborough beefin', and zoo keepin' are discussed, and a few new jingles are debuted. Also featured - a rousing game of "Did I Do That?" and a powerful audio collage tribute to Steve's life and legacy.

This week Sean and Mike discuss the G.O.A.T. goat herself: Stevie Nicks, the singer and song writer extraordinaire known for her work with Fleetwood Mac as well as her massive solo career. Learn all about the gold dust woman's adventures cleaning poop, dating Don Henley, and navigating the troubled waters of 70s-era cosmetic surgery. It's a tale of cocaine, witchcraft, and the most infamous turkey baster in history.

This week the guys discuss the pop-eyed, snaggled toothed wunderkind known as Steve Buscemi. He's worked with everyone from Adam Sandler to the Coen Brothers, living a life so packed with action that the only thing left to get him off is an early dinner out with his wife and kid. Also discussed: James Gandolfini's final meal, Libertarians, and what Louis C.K. may have done to a movie theater soap dispenser.

This week the guys discuss one of history's most difficult Stevens: Steven Seagal. An ethnically fluid martial artist, kimono evangelist, lawman, and part-time calypso musician, Mr. Seagal has made his mark on the world in some of the most unique ways of all time. Sean and Mike explore his mastery of regional dialect, his cologne business, and of course, the time he bull-dozed a Mexican family's house to the ground and killed their dog... all in the name of justice.

In the premiere episode of "We Need to Talk About Steven", hosts Sean and Mike discuss the greatest wrestler of all time - Stone Cold Steve Austin. Get ready for an hour and half of calf-wrasslin, beer drinkin', and newfound respect for one of America's greatest redneck athletes.