News Whore With Mandy Stadtmiller

Mandy and Graham chat at length with Lily Burana, author of "Strip City" and "I Love a Man in Uniform," former punk rocker, and all around awesome lady. All thanks to Graham's mom. RiotCast.com

Mandy and Graham have an animated, delightful conversation with Marianne Garvey, gossip editor at the NY Daily News, about what passes for news, gossip, and reality in this fair city. RiotCast.com

Mandy chats with Gary Gulman, hilarious and incredibly forthright comedian, who thinks Graham is just some rando who showed up for the same taping until AFTER Graham screwed up the recorder situation (Mandy saved the day with her iPhone backup). RiotCast.com

Mandy repeatedly silences Graham as they are both excited to chat with Michael Che, who was up until quite recently the only black writer on the SNL staff. We discuss Nicki Minaj, Black Twitter, and of course, Coach (TV series). RiotCast.com

Mandy, Graham and Rajasri take the show back to its roots (Mandy's apartment) with superskinny and incredibly famous comedian, musician, and creator Fred Armisen. Do you think Portlandia makes fun of things? Listen to find out how you are wrong. RiotCast.com

Mandy chats with head Fallon monologue writer Jon Rineman about how to keep Jimmy peppy, how to make it in the joke-writing biz, and the impending changes with the move to 11:30. RiotCast.com

Mandy and Graham chat with badass theoretical lesbian and Chelsea Lately regular Annie Lederman in the green room before her Gotham gig. It gets severely real. RiotCast.com

Mandy, Graham, and CMO Rajasri hang with trivia/nerd whiz J. Keith van Straaten, shortly before J. Keith beats the crap out of Graham for calling him a "nerd whiz" (Graham prefers to believe it was because of his superiority at knowing trivia facts). RiotCast.com

On a rainy Friday night, Mandy, Graham, and Rajasri descend on legendary author and litigator Elizabeth Wurtzel for a Billy Joel-themed chatdown. You should really listen to the whole thing. RiotCast.com

Mandy chats with super relatable yet famous comedian Kyle Kinane somewhere on Long Island because Graham YET AGAIN was too SELF-INVOLVED to NURTURE THE BRAND. Luckily, the brand still rules. Phew. RiotCast.com

Mandy chats with legend Artie Lange about his new book "Crash and Burn" while Graham sits at home glumly wishing he were there. RiotCast.com

Benari Poulten aka "G.I. Jew" takes a break from valiantly and single-handedly defending our great nation from the vituperative attacks of the media's corporate agendas to listen to Graham and Mandy argue about catfish and drugs. RiotCast.com

Mandy chats with porn legend Seka about her illustrious career and the intersections of sex and comedy - basically core News Whore stuff. RiotCast.com

Mandy and Graham chat with Charlie Todd, founder of Improv Everywhere and comedic prankster, of whom Graham asks his most ridiculous Joseph Beuys-related question yet. RiotCast.com

Kelly Shibari, inventor of the Chunklet category of petite BBW erotica/porn sex, sits in the sweet restauarant at Headquarters to talk about choices, squirting, coming to porn at a non-traditional age, and is just super chill. RiotCast.com

Mandy and Graham chat sex, crimes, especially heinous things, Weiner, showrunning, and everything that is awesome with Warren Leight, the showrunner for SVU and a super smart and funny dude. RiotCast.com

Mandy and Graham chat with legendary comedian Eddie Brill about living healthy, Letterman, and going buckwild in general. RiotCast.com

Mandy and Graham talk catfishin', Taryn Manning, and the woes of life in a frank and frankly amazing sit-down with Stephen Falk, a writer and producer for "Weeds" and "Orange is the New Black." RiotCast.com

Graham messes up. Bad. He ran out of space on the SD card. Ben chastises him. Mandy does the same. They chat about red carpets, gossip culture, all kinds of strange sex stuff, and it rules. Amen. RiotCast.com

Mandy and Graham chat with comedian H. Alan Scott about life in LA, and how to tender mix comedy and pain without disserving either. RiotCast.com