This week the boys have on four time author, Sara Banincasa (@sarajbenincasa). Sara starts the episode by telling them about the three, yes three, different tramp stamps that she has. They go on to talk about dating and the age range that they each have dated. Sara does call Robbie a sweet little angle boy and compares

Sara talks to her longtime friend Giulia Rozzi, a comedian, writer, actress, director and first-generation American. They talk about how sociology influences Giulia's comedy, socially distant protesting while pregnant, summoning Italian lady energy when criticizing racist police (when Karen becomes Karina), whiteness a

"Billions" co-creator and showrunner Brian Koppelman talks to Sara about a creative life, being of service during quarantine, staying grounded, and the magic of "The Artist's Way." You can support this podcast at Patreon.com/SaraBenincasa.

Sara talks to enchanting screenwriter and actor Tom Lennon (Reno 911!, The State) about becoming a sketch comedy star in late adolescence, getting beaten nearly to death as an NYU student, and other lighthearted topics. Support the podcast at Patreon.com/SaraBenincasa. Check out the article Tom mentions, "They Died Lau

Ashley Nicole Black (Full Frontal with Sam Bee, A Black Lady Sketch Show) talks to Sara about why people with clinically diagnosed anxiety may be feeling weirdly calm these days - at least some of the time. Sara also tries to become an improv coach and learns about Ashley's wild days as a cruise ship professional. And,

Josh Radnor (Hunters, How I Met Your Mother, Radnor & Lee) is most widely known as an actor, but he's a creative multi-hyphenate. This Ohio-raised artist talks to Sara about music, writing, acting, meditating, relationships, anxiety and much more. Subscribe to his Museletter at https://bit.ly/3cRkKE9. Support this podc