Terribly Funny with Steve Basilone

Steve chats with writer/director, Alex Ross Perry (Listen Up Phillip, Queen of Earth) about adolescent humiliation, the benefits and pitfalls of anger, and Winnie the Pooh.

Steve chats with director Alethea Jones (Fun Mom Dinner, American Woman) about losing her sister in her early 20s, briefly becoming born again, and how it all lead to a career behind the camera.

Steve talks to director, Payman Benz (Last Man On Earth, Key & Peele) about fleeing from Iran, choosing a new name, and losing mans best friend.

Steve sits down with writer/producer, Alex Blagg (Workaholics, @midnight) to talk about growing up an army brat, the terror of church lock-ins, and why you should never strike a police horse.

Steve talks to actress/singer, AJ Michalka (The Goldbergs, Super 8, Weepah Way for Now) about music, young love and the perils of mixing orthodontia and oral sex.

Steve talks to writer/director/comedian, Neal Brennan (Chappelle's Show, 3 Mics) about relationships, ambition, and the pitfalls of relying on success to bring you happiness.

For our 50th episode, Steve sits down again with "Orange is the New Black" writer and ex-wife, Lauren Morelli, to talk about gender identity, pronouns, and the importance of having a voice.

Steve chats with writer/performer, Erin Gibson (Throwing Shade, Gay of Thrones) about the joys of divorce, sexuality and getting a double mastectomy!

Steve chats with writer/activist/artist, Whitney Bell (Kidd Bell, Playboy, Vice, Teen Vogue) about fun stuff like losing a father, redefining your life and abortion!

Steve sits down with writer/performer, Tami Sagher (30 Rock, Broad City, Don't Think Twice)to chat about gambling, crazy coincidences, and learning to want love.

Steve talks to writer/director, Leslye Headland (Bachelorette, Sleeping with Other People) about addiction, sex, and the importance of defining what you want out of life.

Steve chats with actress Ahna O'Reilly (The Help, Fruitvale Station) about getting older, trying to live in the present, and the weird notion of mourning the loss of a home.

Steve talks to writer/director, Josh Locy (Hunter Gatherer), about growing up religious, wanting to be a preacher, and how music and seeing Fight Club lead him away from it all.

Steve talks to TV host, Alie Ward (Unique Sweets, Science Channel's How to Build Everything), about being mugged in broad daylight, the exhaustion of having sick parents, and dealing with all of our greatest fears.

Steve talks to director and Sundance winning screenwriter, Chad Hardigan (Morris From America, This Is Matt Bonner) about abandonment issues, brutal break ups, and the dichotomy of finding success as a director but still being broke.