Social Abstinence With Blaze Mancillas

Friend of the show and actress Carolyn Cutillo makes her return to the show with Broadway bound actress Lauren Cipoletti. This episode gets really deep as they discuss various philosophical conundrums such as: Can weather patterns vote? Is it wise to friend your boss on Facebook? And is absolutely nothing on the dollar menu at McDonald's? Also, tips on how to avoid being a statistical victim of 1/3 of people who waste their lottery earnings and how NOT to buy gifts for friends while on vacation.

Blaze has been living the good life out West in a Venice Beach bungalow. Actress and acting school classmate Mary Moreno makes her debut on the show as well as Blaze's cousin and Geek Enthusiast RJ Ramirez. Blaze talks about the high speed car chase he witnessed on the 405 freeway, their upcoming plans to witness the solar eclipse/end of the world and whether carrots are gross. Also, is it a crime to have a douchey face? Does Terminator 2 pass the Bechdel test? And did the internet kill Star Wars? No marionette is left unturned as they laugh about babies, unexpected pregnancies and sweet-toothed bandits in Germany.

Laurie Hymes, actress and voice-over artist, makes her return to the show with her usual bag of surprise segments that test the limits of American citizenship. Actress Betsy Beutler makes her debut on the show, sparing nobody from her mid 1970's references and her jokes that are anything but camp friendly. They discuss David Koresh, virginity and whether Blaze has a chance with his movie star crush. No stone is left unturned as they sweat it out on the big black couch on a special Friday night edition of the show that toes the line between educational and asinine.

Blaze is back! He is joined by writer-comedian-teacher-voiceover actor Ariana Seigel who makes her return to the show along with first-timer and stand up comedian Tricia Bates. The American eclipse is casting a huge shadow across certain states of the union while they discuss old gay dudes, young gay dudes and which president is sexy. Blaze tries to subtly coax his guests into having an orgy while Tricia confesses her affinity for Christmas movies. This is a hot and sweaty episode that isn't worth cutting off your finger to enjoy. Also, do you need a Tata towel?

Episode 37 is the last of the Summer Takeover!! Carolyn Cutillo helms guests Cory Savage, theatre technician and "Carolyn's manager," and A.P. Andrews, award-winning playwright and star of stage and screen. Enjoy the height of summer in this episode where Trump's antics take a much-needed back burner as Carolyn and friends talk shark races, wooly mammoths, potential drag queens, what a 0% on Rotten Tomatoes looks like, and how much can fit inside a suitcase. Plus, there's a big, BIG party under way...

Summer Takeover continues as RYAN NICOLLS sits down in the big-boy chair with special guests Squarespace's JESSICA KAUSEN, writer LAURA CAVE, and voice-over actor LAURIE HYMES as they discuss tubby little cubbies all stuffed with fluff, designer women's shoes, and Owen Wilson's latest career move... all while guzzling mimosas, Instagram stalking Blaze like a desperate ex, and pondering their romantic futures.*Special thanks to Pod-a-pella

Blaze handed us the keys to the podcast, so we're having a key party! Dave Klasko takes over the host seat, with two very special guests - both actors, writers, and comedians making great stuff in New York and all across the internet - Liba Vaynberg and Jesse VandenBergh. What species can survive in space? What is the worst candy of all time? Why would anyone pick on Danny DeVito? You may learn something here.

Director and producer Shannon Fillion-Troost makes her debut with writer Danny Rocco and they talk about the exciting film they are working on that Blaze and friend of the show Matt Hurley are starring in. It's a super fabulous episode brimming with pride that is not to be stopped by any mean bro-flakes. They ponder deep questions like whether it is healthy to want to be a cartoon character, why Al Pacino is so tired and whether Bill Pullman would be a better president than our current one. This episode is approved by the Béyhive and the Dad-Bod Ken Doll.

Dave Klasko and Matt Hurley come to grips with being millennials as they try to get Blaze caught up on all he missed this week in social media. Matt shares his story of meeting Michael Cera at a Halloween party and Dave talks about his month traveling across the country and his spooky encounter in Arkansas. DJ Grammer, music expert and roommate makes a brief appearance and the mouse in Matt's apartment is shivering on the streets of Queens. Also, do Mexicans stare?

The podcast is again on the road, this time in sunny San Francisco. Comedian Paco Romane makes his debut on the show alongside Blaze's childhood friend, actor and scientist Jessica Whittemore. Paco shares stories about writing jokes for NBA finals champion Klay Thompson, his love for dogs dressed up as people and what it's like to upload viral comedy videos back in the late 90's. Also, find out the breaking news on Bob Segar.

Blaze makes his return and the podcast takes a road trip to Rockland Maine as actor-writer Carolyn Cutillo returns as the guest and actor-writer-supernumerary Melody Bates makes her debut. Canada is dealing with a yogurt crisis and a certain furry fiend has been stalking a swimming pool in Pennsylvania. Also, a bomb was dropped in NYC and who is Reality Winner?

Blaze is lying on a beach somewhere, so Carolyn takes over the podcast! And boy, in this news-heavy week, you can be sure that This Podcast Is Truth. With Tom Renjilian (writer and high school friend of Carolyn), Cory Savage (theatre technician and "Manager of Carolyn Cutillo"), and Marvin (fact-checker and Carolyn's cat), slightly boozy discussions ensue about Mark the Yelp reviewer, Trump's head, bonkers emoji tweets, pizza delivery signals, and more. What's the definition of "covfefe," and who the f*** is Ina??

Bartender, movie buff and self professed super nerd Brenton Land makes his debut on the show which results in a blossoming friendship with actor and nerd Ethan Nguyen. Blaze struggles to keep up with all the nerdology as Brenton slings a ton of movie and TV show recommendations that will make a seasoned binge watcher salivate. About to board a plane? Headed for a long weekend with the in-laws? Having another sleepless night? This episode is the remedy to the dreaded affliction of: "There's nothing on and I don't have shit to do."

Blaze has a confession to make for first time guest, broadway actor and writer Joe Forbrich and third wheel and actress, Danielle Faitelson. They discuss the trouble with fat macaques and Chinese people are allowed to work in a Japanese restaurant. Also, Blaze pleads for people to stop being mean to Jennifer Lawrence. Joe also shares some juicy Tom Hanks stories.

A special episode where Blaze sets aside his fear and joins the online dating masses and tells you all dirty details. Carolyn Cutillo, Ryan Nicolls and Caitlin Ewing join the show and offer their dating advice, insight and of course, horror stories. Find out if Blaze got any dates and if he will continue online dating.

A special episode loaded with a prequel of online dating with dating experts and actors Carolyn Cutillo and Matt Hurley making their return to the show. Blaze's in depth interview with the stripper comedian Monroe and actor and former strip club bouncer Adam Petchel. Monroe talks about the first time she performed in a strip club, her love life and what other strippers do when they aren't stacking that cheese at the club.

Things get down and dirty on an episode where comedian and thong therapist Monroe pulls back the curtain and provides host, Blaze Mancillas, with a behind the scenes peak at what it's like to work at a strip club. Actor and former strip club bouncer Adam Petchel returns to the show to also trade stories of what it can be like to work in such a risqué environment. Also, are white people turning into deer? Did McDonald's open it's first location in North Korea? Will Blaze try online dating for the first time?

Actors Laurie Hymes and Aly Rosenfeld flex their musical theater knowledge as they get extra boozy on a special Friday night recording of the show. Blaze gets surprised with not one but two segments that make their debut on the show and they trade frightening and uplifting stories of the life of an actors in New York City. Also, does Blaze look good in tights and chain mail?

Actor and comedian Kwabena Ampofo joins the show with actress Wei-Yi Lin making her triumphant return. Mexican scorpions are rumored to be sneaking across two borders in hopes of getting to Canada, Wei-Yi is obsessed with firemen and Kwabena shocks everyone when he reveals his favorite movie in an episode that can't stay in it's lane. Also, why are white people good at achieving accolades in the Guinness Book of World Records?

Comedian Reg Ferguson makes his debut on the show and actor Eddie Jackson makes his return. Actor war stories are traded and Reg gives advice on what not to say to a black person and what you should wear when you go out to eat on the weekend. They remember the late Don Rickles and life before Chris Mullin's crew cut. Also, is it hard being a Knicks fan? Is racism like a Roman aqueduct? What famous person did Blaze see at his gym this week?