This week on Let’s Get Bread, we’re joined by Jason Bornstein to talk sobriety, rehab, and the difference between healthy and toxic shame. Jason gets honest about getting clean, surviving rehab, and why being funny is sometimes the problem and the solution. Dark, self-aware, and just unhinged enough to be therapeutic.

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This week on Let’s Get Bread, Lucas and Everett dig into the emotional grease trap that is restaurant life. Drawing from their time as waitresses, they revisit bad managers with God complexes, soul-crushing tippers, and the barely concealed chaos simmering behind the pass.

It’s war stories, gallows humor, and the kind of bonding that only comes from shared trauma and stolen fries. If you’ve ever cried mid-shift, flirted for survival, or realized too late that the shift would never end—this one’s for you.

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This week on Let’s Get Bread, adult entertainer Joel Someone joins us for a no-holds-barred conversation about porn, pleasure, and stigma. We break down how the industry has shifted over the last 20 years, the shame still wrapped around gay sex, and Joel’s surprising jump into straight porn. Raw, funny, and unapologetic; this is easily our wildest episode yet.

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Lucas and Everett look back on the wins, the losses, and everything that didn’t go according to plan in 2025. They unpack the moments that shaped the year, the lessons they didn’t ask for, and why people are so fixated on “fresh starts,” New Year’s resolutions, and the idea that January magically fixes things.

This week on Let’s Get Bread, we sit down with comedian, writer, and Wish You Were Queer star Michael Henry. We talk all things WeHo from the smells of the city, the state of nightlife, and how gay culture in West Hollywood has changed over the years.

Everett and Lucas swap stories, hot takes, and questionable advice while breaking down the chaos of meeting someone new on a first date.

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This week on Let’s Get Bread, we’re joined by Eliot Mack. Eliot is a stand-up comedian and content creator who’s performed all over Los Angeles, including his recurring monthly show at The Comedy Store and on the Netflix Is a Joke main stage. He gives us his take on gym etiquette, from hanky-panky in the locker room to mysterious smells in the weight room.

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Let’s Get Bread breaks down the very real chaos of living with roommates. From food that keeps going missing to the roommate who hasn’t cleaned their dishes since last week, we’re talking about the everyday tensions that make shared living feel like a social experiment.

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