Another Mediocre Podcast

This week, comedian, writer, and director, Heather Fink joins the show! She'' talk about directing Sara Benincasa's short film "The Focus Group", writing, directing, and starring in her own feature film, 'Inside You" (available now on all digital platforms), and her transformation from stand-up comedian in NYC, to filmmaker in LA. We'll also dive into some talk about feminism, being from New Jersey, and play a game of "Who Said It...Trump or Voldemort?".

This week, linguists Carrie Gillon and Megan Figueroa join Lou to talk about their podcast about linguistic discrimination. They share some interesting details on how we use language as a way to discriminate, how Lou sent their fan's into un uproar over the existence/nonexistence of Central jersey during his guest appearance on their show, and then close things out with a fun game of "Who said it...trump or Voldemort?".

Lou's favorite author, Jeff Pearlman comes on this week to discuss his new book about the USFL, "Football For A Buck". Jeff shares stories from the book, his undying passion for the former spring football league, and how a certain former team owner turned president's behavior was foreshadowed in his league dealings long before he entered politics. Listen to the end, as there is also a song for the promotion of the book by the great MC White Owl!

Friend of the show Ashley Clark returns to open Season 2 of The Lou Cappetta Show to talk about her work on Bar Rescue (including her two upcoming episodes), Lou's very strange encounter with "Ferrari Man" in San Francisco, and some very weird dick pic stories.

Married comedic duo, and fellow podcasters Doug and Teresa Wyckoff fill in last minute to talk about their stand-up comedy careers, their podcast "Around The World with The He and She Show", and other fun stuff like Trump, religion, and of course, Scott Baio.

Lou and Jay are back after a six week hiatus, recording for the first time at Gotham Podcast Studio in New York City. They have a lengthy discussion about the batshit crazy Kanye West, continue their quest against all things Scott Baio, and introduce their new venture, POD Magazine.

This week the MC behind 1995's classic hip hop album, "The Natural" (and one of Lou's favorites) talks to Lou and Jay about his place in the music genre's history, working with the likes of Jay-Z, Irv Gotti, and DMX, and what artist P. Diddy originally intended to give the "Nothing Move But The Money" beat to. He also addresses the Noreaga/Steve Stout stuff, and teases that a comeback may be in the works!

This week the MC behind 1995's classic hip hop album, "The Natural" (and one of Lou's favorites) talks to Lou and Jay about his place in the music genre's history, working with the likes of Jay-Z, Irv Gotti, and DMX, and what artist P. Diddy originally intended to give the "Nothing Move But The Money" beat to. He also addresses the Noreaga/Steve Stout stuff, and teases that a comeback may be in the works!

This week heavyweight boxer, author, and motivational speaker Ed Latimore is our guest. He talks to Lou and Jay about his fascinating journey of self discovery that lead him to turn his life around. He also shares some laughs with us about the original, and not-so-good, title of his latest book, and why the hell Twitter won't verify him even with 40,000 followers. Oh, and he also says this was the most fun he has had on a podcast (YAY US!!!!).

This week heavyweight boxer, author, and motivational speaker Ed Latimore is our guest. He talks to Lou and Jay about his fascinating journey of self discovery that lead him to turn his life around. He also shares some laughs with us about the original, and not-so-good, title of his latest book, and why the hell Twitter won't verify him even with 40,000 followers. Oh, and he also says this was the most fun he has had on a podcast (YAY US!!!!).

This week, multitalented comedian, actress, and writer, Selena Coppock joins Lou and Jay to talk about her best selling comedy album "Seen Better Days", the hilarious way she ended up on the Amazon prime show "Red Oaks", and the reason behind her love for Jan from the Toyota commercials. She also tries to help us figure out hipsters, and is the celebrity judge of a contest between Lou and Jay. Listen now and join in on all the laughs.

This week, multitalented comedian, actress, and writer, Selena Coppock joins Lou and Jay to talk about her best selling comedy album "Seen Better Days", the hilarious way she ended up on the Amazon prime show "Red Oaks", and the reason behind her love for Jan from the Toyota commercials. She also tries to help us figure out hipsters, and is the celebrity judge of a contest between Lou and Jay. Listen now and join in on all the laughs.

Coming to you from the studios of WFDU this week, where we talk to our friend Shaun McGann about his radio show, his new book "If I'm On The Late Side", and how a woman ruined his very promising baseball career a la Bull Durham!

Coming to you from the studios of WFDU this week, where we talk to our friend Shaun McGann about his radio show, his new book "If I'm On The Late Side", and how a woman ruined his very promising baseball career a la Bull Durham!

This week, Bernadette Giacomazzo is our guest. She shares some really interesting stories from her career as a publicist in NYC (including an interesting interaction with John Mayer), some of the ways she has tried to help our show behind the scenes, and the March release of "The Gathering" the first book in her series "The Uprising".

This week, Bernadette Giacomazzo is our guest. She shares some really interesting stories from her career as a publicist in NYC (including an interesting interaction with John Mayer), some of the ways she has tried to help our show behind the scenes, and the March release of "The Gathering" the first book in her series "The Uprising".

This week Jennifer Layne Park is our guest. She's a singer and actress and she stops by to talk about her timer working on The Sopranos, what it's like to wrk with names like Frank Vincent, James Gandolfini, and Richard Gere, and her musical career with Ink and dagger. She also talks some hip hop (she has a rolling paper autographed by Snoop Dogg), and how she helped the show behind the scenes.

This week Jennifer Layne Park is our guest. She's a singer and actress and she stops by to talk about her timer working on The Sopranos, what it's like to wrk with names like Frank Vincent, James Gandolfini, and Richard Gere, and her musical career with Ink and dagger. She also talks some hip hop (she has a rolling paper autographed by Snoop Dogg), and how she helped the show behind the scenes.

Lou and Jay discuss this week's Hollywood reporter article that exposes the crumbling "bro-mance" between human trainwrecks lenny Dykstra and Charlie Sheen, and a little Richard Pryor/Marlon Brando too.

Lou and Jay discuss this week's Hollywood reporter article that exposes the crumbling "bro-mance" between human trainwrecks lenny Dykstra and Charlie Sheen, and a little Richard Pryor/Marlon Brando too.