Bastard People With Sean Bartlett

This week, the guest is an actual, Flesh and Blood, Bonafide Bartlett Family Member: The Robio's son, Writer, Actor, Improviser, Musician, Singer, Songwriter, and Damn Fine Father, his own damn self, Sean Bartlett.  Parental Pride is prominent, as Sean shares his theories on why some comedy movies work as real and truthful, even when they are based in outrageously over-the-top universes. Hint: it has something to do with embracing the concept of how it's better to remember than invent. Heavy, right? But, fear not, for as interesting, insightful, and thought-provoking as this sure-to-be Instant Classic Episode is, it's also pretty effing amusing, which, considering this is a podcast about COMEDY, is quite convenient. BONUS: A song from Sean's Comedy Rock Band, BIG JEANS, the title track of their first album, 'Complicated Man'. That, and their latest, 'Go It Alone', are both available on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon, YouTube, and wherever you satisfy your Amusical Needs. (See what we did there? Merging the words 'amusing' and 'music' together?) You're welcome.e.