Sting – The Paunch Stevenson Show

In this episode:

the defunct Plaza Game Room arcade on Route 46 in Little Falls, NJ,
the Mad Max films,
David Letterman’s retirement,
Harry Shearer quitting The Simpsons,
comedian Dan Soder’s “Macho Man” Randy Savage impression,
Kurt Cobain documentary Montage of Heck (2015),
bad Michael Douglas movies,
Greg meeting the Pawn Stars and American Pickers in NYC,
the Montclair Film Festival featuring Richard Gere, Stephen Colbert, Patrick Wilson, Dane DeHaan, Michael Ian Black, Bobcat Goldthwait & Kat Von D,
Greg going crazy to obtain New York Comic-Con tickets,
Wizard World Philadephia featuring Burt Reynolds, Cary Elwes, Sting, Adrian Paul, Summer Glau, Charles Martinet, and Hayley Atwell,
non-stop celeb hunting at NY Upfront/TV week,
meeting Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Robert Kazinsky, Fred Savage, Jamie Lee Curtis, John Travolta, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Craig T. Nelson, Ray Liotta, Dylan Walsh, Jerry Rice, Jane Lynch, Jeff Garlin, and Conan O’Brien,
meeting Richard Lewis and Artie Lange at a book signing,
finally meeting Bill Nighy and Jason Mantzoukas (Rafi from The League),
autographs through the mail from Jon Voight and Gary Busey,
Rob’s adventures in Yankee Stadium,
and who follows @paunchstevenson on Twitter?

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In this episode:

Paul McCartney collaborating with Kayne West?,
“Only One” sung properly by Sarah Close (video),
the lousy Celebrity Apprentice 7 cast,
the upcoming Star Wars: Battle Pod arcade game,
Weird Al’s 2015 tour,
overpriced music festivals,
Greg meeting friendly Hugh Jackman and unfriendly Sting,
the T-Rex at the Toys “R” Us in Times Square,
Greg also meeting the lovely Ruth Wilson and enigmatic Jake Gyllenhaal,
another Olivia Munn encounter,
Wade Boggs on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and meeting him in person,
Tim Kitzrow- the voice of NBA Jam (Unrated SNES prototype),
a Richard Simmons update,
celebrity death (Joe Franklin),
hipsters now dressing like old prospectors from the 19th century,
1980s lenticular baseball cards Sportflics,
Topps baseball sticker books,
early 1990s glossy/high-end sports card craze (Stadium Club, Fleer Ultra, Action Packed, etc.),
and Danny McEvoy covering “This One” by Paul McCartney (video).