Episode 662: Clare Pooley
Episode 416: Lane Moore, Author of How to Be Alone
Episode 413: Erica Ferencik, Author of Into the Jungle
Episode 395: 'The Toys That Made Us' Producer Brian Volk-Weiss
Episode 325: Bare Minimum Parenting Author James Breakwell
Episode 282: Actress and Comedian Erica Rhodes
Episode 233: Only Dead on the Inside Author James Breakwell
James Breakwell, social media comedian (Xploding Unicorn) and author of Only Dead on the Inside, talks to Sean Tuohy about channeling his tweets into a book, what his kids think about his literary prowess, and their shared grieving over losing “the greatest podcast ever recorded.”
Try not wetting your pants during this podcast. We dare you.
“It writes itself. You just add the apocalypse and see what happens.”
To learn more about James Breakwell, visit his official website, like his Facebook page, or follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Also listen to Sean and James’ first podcast together!
Today's episode is sponsored by:
Episode 232: Actor and How Did This Get Made? Co-Host Paul Scheer
Paul Scheer, actor, producer, and co-host of How Did This Get Made?, talks to Sean Tuohy about how his love for bad films turned into a podcast, the show’s upcoming live events in Boston, and the tribal mentality of people watching bad movies and discussing them.
“There’s a beauty in something that goes so horribly wrong.”
To learn more about Paul Scheer, visit his official website, subscribe to How Did This Get Made?, and follow him and the show on Twitter @paulscheer and @HDTGM.
Today's episode is sponsored by:
Episode 218: ‘Marjorie Prime’ Actress Stephanie Andujar
Actress Stephanie Andujar returns to the podcast to talk about her new movie “Marjorie Prime.” Andujar also chats with Sean Tuohy about her sketch comedy show, “StephA: One Woman Show!”
“Once I know the background of a character and get into wardrobe, I become that character. I turn on.”
To learn more about Stephanie Andujar, visit her official website, like her Facebook page, or follow her on Twitter and Instagram. Watch the trailer for “Marjorie Prime” below.
Episode 58: The One Year Later Podcast
These drunk idiots had no idea what was in store for them in 2014...
One year ago, Sean Tuohy and Daniel Ford spent their day off at J. J. Foley’s in downtown Boston recording a YouTube video that announced a podcast and website called Writer’s Bone (it turned out their bloopers reel was more entertaining).
The pair recently got together to discuss the more than 50 interviews they conducted in 2014, their favorite posts from the website, and what lies ahead for the podcast in 2015.
What, that wasn’t enough for you? Fine, here are some pictures from the past year.
The scene during the first Writer's Bone podcast.
"How many bodies did you have behind you while recording this YouTube video Sean?" "All of them, of course."
Stephanie Schaefer looks like she's sitting between two dilapidated houses. She has yet to appear in another YouTube video.
Working hard...talking to Zombie Cage Fighter Nate Quarry.
The one where Sean was screwed by the MBTA. He's still pissed that he missed author Peter Sherwood.
The brain trust on St. Patrick's Day. Many Guinness were harmed in the making of this podcast.
Daniel's rant about receiving library books for Christmas...and Sean tells a sweet story.
Recording the first Sean and Dan Watch Television video.
Writer's Bone's first live event at the 2014 Boston Book Festival!
Cheers to more laughs, friendship, and writing in 2015!
Episode 48: Stand-Up Comedian Sara Schaefer
Sara Schaefer
Stand-up comedian, writer, and producer Sara Schaefer stops by Writer’s Bone to talk about the Mall of America, the art of making someone laugh, the lessons she learned from Louis CK, and the unpredictable nature of stand-up comedy.
For those of you in the Boston area, check her out at Laugh Boston on Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m.
To learn more about Sara Schaefer, visit her official website, like her Facebook page, or follow her on Twitter @saraschaefer1.
Episode 46: Stand Up Comedian Robert Kelly
Robert Kelly
Legendary stand up comedian Robert Kelly talks to Sean Tuohy and Daniel Ford about fatherhood, hanging out with Louis CK, Aziz Ansari, and Jim Norton at New York City’s Comedy Cellar, his podcast “You Know What Dude?” and how he remains a Boston kid at heart.
To learn more about Robert Kelly, check out his official website, like his Facebook page, follow him on Twitter @robertkelly, or subscribe to his YouTube page.
Episode 45: Broken Lizard’s Steve Lemme and Kevin Heffernan
Episode 44: Comic Book Men’s Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson talks to Sean Tuohy about the upcoming season of AMC’s “Comic Book Men” and his work with Kevin Smith.
“Comic Book Men” returns Oct. 12 at midnight. You can follow Bryan Johnson on Twitter @TellEmSteveDave.
In Memoriam: Remembering Robin Williams
Robin Williams
Oscar-winning actor and comedian Robin Williams died Aug. 11 at the age of 63. Sean Tuohy and Daniel Ford spend a couple minutes remembering one of their favorite comics that is gone much, much too soon.
Episode 34: Stand Up Comedian Rich Vos
Rich Vos
Daniel Ford and Sean Tuohy dicuss Sean’s stand up career and his influences, and then Rich Vos stops by to talk to Sean about comedy, his podcast “My Wife Hates Me,” and his upcoming show at Laugh Boston on June 26-28.
To learn more about Rich Vos, check out his official website, like his Facebook page, or follow him on Twitter @RichVos.
Episode 32: Stand-Up Comedian Jason Nash
Jason Nash
Stand-up comedian and actor Jason Nash talks to Sean Tuohy about the upcoming release of his feature film “Jason Nash Is Married,” how his friends helped him make the movie, how he got started in comedy, and his energetic Vine videos.
Hello, World!
To find out more about Jason Nash, check out his official website, like his Facebook page, or follow him on Twitter @Jason23Nash. “Jason Is Married” premieres June 24th and Writer’s Bone can’t recommend it enough. See it!
Episode 31: Comedian Dan St. Germain
Dan St. Germain
Comic Dan St. Germain talks with Sean Tuohy about his web series “Kicking Dan Out,” his recently released standup album, “Bad at the Good Times,” and his serious/silly outlook on life.
To learn more about Dan St. Germain, visit his official website, like his Facebook page, subscribe to his YouTube channel, or follow him on Twitter @DSGermain.
Episode 5: The Worst Jobs We've Ever Had
Sean Tuohy and Daniel Ford talk about the worst jobs they ever had while dreaming about being writers.