The Nature Boy himself swings by the kitchen to chat with Sam Morril and Bert about the good ol’ wrestling days. He opens up about his son, his women, and his FLAIR. They’ll laugh, they’ll cry… and they’ll eat French Onion – inspired chicken with a side of Bodega Cat whiskey. Plus, he’s promo’ing the hell out of Sam’s new special. You should check it out, too.

Bert’s sisters, Kottie and Annie, and the Mollen sisters sit down to chat about family secrets, wedding songs, and who’s the funniest in the family… spoiler alert: it’s Bert. Plus, we’re putting a spin on one of Bert’s favorite dishes, Carbonara, adding a Korean kick.

Comedy couple Chad Daniels and Kelsey Cook stop by the kitchen to chat about peanuts and podcasts while I make a killer pretzel potpie. Kelsey’s got some breaking news that changes everything and we also talk a LOT about ball sacks.

Bert’s getting his own private concert when legends Rick Springfield and Richard Marx stop by the kitchen for some sushi and a serenade. Bert gets a little peak into their friendship and what their show must be like – and he LOVES everything about it. They drink and dish out the stories behind the songs… and who really WAS Jessie’s Girl.

It’s a dream episode when Bert’s favorite band, Goose, swings by the Something’s Burning kitchen. And, while he’s dishin’ out paella – they’re dishin’ about their music, lyrics, and life. There’s laughter, uncomfortable crying, and a private concert that may or may not have been consensual.

Food phenom Adam Richman and his buddy, actor Chad Michael Murray, stop by the kitchen to overindulge in carnivore creations and America’s best sandwich. We also talk about Lindsay Lohan, angry tweets, and being famous in the aughts.

The Brittany’s (Furlan and Schmitt) stop by the kitchen to talk about their podcast, This is the Worst Podcast, over some fruit sandwiches, cold soup, and kimchi. We chat about OCD, Open Tabs, and exactly how big Tommy really is. You’ll be shocked.

Owen Han and Joseph Baena stop by the kitchen so I can one-up Owen’s sandwiches, adding a little chorizo to make it my own. We also talk about Joe’s dad, Arnold, Owen’s breakfast sandwich game, and what bread is the best.

YouTube internetainers, Rhett and Link, stop by the kitchen, and we do a deep dive into content, creating content, the history of creating content, what kinds of content should be created… oh, and I make a variety of “burger bowls” like mushroom/swiss, McDonald’s style, BBQ brisket, and more! We also talk about their new show, Wonderhole, which everyone should check out on youtube.

Musicians G-Eazy and Goody Grace stop by my kitchen for some seafood, veggies, AND I impress them with homemade cheese. It’s a gangster move. We talk Canada, Icelandic pick-up lines, The Box, and their new tour, Freak Show, starting TODAY.

A couple of my comedy heroes, David Wain and Joe Lo Truglio, come over so I can geek out about The State. We talk about all my favorite sketches, great movies, and why a homemade tortilla can make or break a taco.

Pro-Skateboarders, Chris Cole and P-Rod, stop by the kitchen to chat about my obsession with skating, P-Rod’s dad, and how hard it is to make friends while I create a cultural clash of dumplings – from Chris’ Philly background, Paul’s Mexican roots, and a classic Asian-inspired pork version.

The boys from Country Club Adjacent stop by for Thanksgiving Dinner. I’m cookin’ up a turducken, creamed spinach and a sweet potato pie while we chat about the best golf courses, country club rules, and Chase Koepka’s amazing hole-in-one. And then there’s Griff’s gift of spot-on accents.

A HUGE congratulations to Omar Dorsey and Tone Bell, who both received second seasons for their shows Bookies and Survival of the Thickest, respectively. And to show them how proud I am, I’m making Toad in a Hole and mustard greens. We talk about the business, African geography, the worst thing we’ve ever said when breaking up, and we do a deep dive in the whole Kendrick, Drake, J Cole situation.

Comedians Steve Furey and Craig Conant stop by the kitchen for “fish in a bag,” dirty rice, and a deep dive into the world of touring, drinking, ayahuasca, the “yips” and what put Craig on the wagon. Bet you’re not thinking it’s cops on horses. But it is.

Musician Brantley Gilbert and comedian John Crist swing by my Nashville kitchen for a star-studded menu. I make them Matthew McConnaughey’s tuna salad, Snoop Dogg’s fried bologna, and Matty Matheson’s tomato soup while we talk being California-sober and group vasectomies. Brantley also relives his viral moment – when his wife gave birth to their child DURING his show.