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This Thanksgiving Paul shares why he’s thankful for Stallone from the comfort of his car.

Paul reaches out to the older generation as he talks to his friends at the Soup Kitchen.

Paul goes back to basics as he gets encouragement to continue the Sylvester Stallone Podcast after getting a message from Sly himself.

Welcome to the David Wain Podcast, formerly the Jack McBrayer Podcast, formerly The Sylvester Stallone Podcast where Paul sits with writer/actor/director David Wain to get listeners to know the real David Wain.

After days of being unable to get Sly on, Paul has decided that people want to know what Jack McBrayer is all about so he calls up Jack to ask him questions in the first episode of The Jack McBrayer podcast.

Paul reaches out to his close friend Rob Riggle to see if he can help him get Sly on the show.

Paul introduces a new segment called Complaints before showcasing his live ad read skills for the corporate suits at Wolfpop.

Paul calls his mom for some advice on getting Stallone on the podcast.

Paul did some research and has discovered that maybe the best way to get Stallone on the podcast is to employ the rules of the Game, from the famous Neil Strauss book “The Game.”

Inspired by Rhonda Byrne’s The Secret, Paul attempts to manifest Stallone to appear.

Paul comes LIVE from the UCB theatre in Los Angeles to talk to the people and hear who has met Stallone.

Paul didn't come into the studio today but Engineer Cody found an audio file that was laying around which was recorded from Paul’s home and has June Diane Raphael share her thoughts on the podcast

Paul has some choice words for all the haters.

Paul chats with his good friend/special guest Rob Huebel to get into the mindset of Sly and answer which movie took the largest physical toll on Stallone’s body.

Paul has his The League co-star/special guest Katie Aselton answer a Terminator 2 question as a close friend of Sly.

Paul reaches out to Sly’s people to figure out why he’s yet to arrive.

While waiting for Stallone to arrive, Paul is joined by Nick Kroll to answer what a writing day is like for Sly.

Welcome back to The Sylvester Stallone Podcast with your host/moderator Paul Scheer. Paul asks Stallone which two of his characters would he like to see in a fight and who would win along with other questions.

Welcome to The Sylvester Stallone Podcast with your host/moderator Paul Scheer. Paul has managed to get Sly to sit down with him to answer some fan questions. Before asking Sly your questions, Paul gives us a career overview for Mr. Stallone.

Season 2 of I Was There Too with Matt Gourley begins with a discussion of 1982's Poltergeist, the 1st film in the IWTT Steven Spielberg Extravaganza! Martin Casella joins Matt to talk about his role as Dr. Marty Casey, the man who literally rips his own face off, scenes that didn't make the final cut of the film, and his relationship with Steven Spielberg and what led to Spielberg himself being the hands that ultimately rip his own face off. Plus, Matt celebrates the life of his wonderful grandmother Eleanor Gourley in a segment called I Was There Circa 1942.

Matt goes into the IWTT Classic archives once more to share one of his favorite episodes of the past year featuring the great Stephen Tobolowsky. Bing! Actor extraordinaire Stephen Tobolowsky joins Matt to chat about his role as Ned Ryerson, the insurance salesman who pesters Bill Murray each and every morning in Groundhog Day. Stephen talks about shooting his famous scene in every weather condition imaginable, improvising with Bill Murray, Harold Ramis as a personal hero, and much more. Stephen also tells us about his experience on Deadwood, working with a spiritually-transformed Steven Seagal, and the worst squibbing of his life. Plus, Matt interviews a very special lady in his life in a new segment called I Was There Mew.

From the vaults of I Was There Too, Matt brings out a classic episode with Jenette Goldstein of Aliens, T2, and Titanic. This week Jenette Goldstein joins Matt to chat about her portrayal as bad-ass Pvt. Vasquez in Aliens, John Connor’s foster mother in Terminator 2, and Irish Mommy in Titanic. Jenette tells us how she fell into the body building sub-culture in East London prior to being cast as Pvt. Vasquez, what it was like shooting in the huge vat of baby oil for the T-1000 in the lava bath scene, and using her own experience as a mother while putting her children to bed for the last time in Titanic. Plus, we finally lay some deep film score time signature controversy to rest as James Bladon returns in another edition of I Was There Tune.

Matt Gourley digs back into the classic I Was There Too vault to bring out a wonderful conversation about his favorite Quentin Tarantino movie. Prepare to be transported back to World War II as Paul Rust talks to Matt about his role as Private First Class Andy Kagan in Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds. Paul tells us about nerding out over movies with Tarantino the first time they met, having to take a 101 course in scalping, and a special gift he received from Brad Pitt. Plus, Matt goes through the names of other actors who were in talks to appear in the film in another edition of I Wasn’t There Too.

Matt Gourley digs back into the classic I Was There Too vault to bring out the spectacular Super-sode with the Passengers of Bus 2525. Pop quiz, hotshot. What has a bus, a bomb, and five fascinating interview subjects? The I Was There Too Speed Super-sode. Simone Gad, David Kriegel, Carmen Williams, Hawthorne James, and Carlos Carrasco join Matt to talk about their fateful ride on bus 2525 from the 1994 action classic. Take your seat and tilt dat booty.

Matt Gourley digs back into the classic I Was There Too vault to bring out the very first episode with the King of Podcasting Paul F. Tompkins. Paul F. Tompkins joins Matt to discuss his role as Mr. Prescott in the film There Will Be Blood. Paul tells us how he got to know Paul Thomas Anderson through the Largo comedy scene and about the strange noises Daniel Day-Lewis makes in between takes. Plus, Matt talks about the people who were originally cast in There Will Be Blood in a segment called I Wasn’t There Too.