Everyone's A Bad Writer: Recent Episodes
Everyone's a Bad Writer
Introducing a brand new... one of a kind... extraordinarily original podcast: “Everyone’s a Bad Writer”. Hosted by high school seniors Jonah Neustadt and Levi Port, the two will reminisce on their high school experience by analyzing their peers’ middle school fictional stories... and showing the world that, at one point, EVERYONE has been a shitty writer.
One of the foremost character actors in film, television, and theatre, Tim Bagley, joins the show with up-in-coming talk show host, Lucie Reiss. Prepare for friendship! Special thanks to our publicity team, Hailey Kane & Grace Smith, as well as a thanks to our producer, Georgia Kennedy-Bailey. Also, how about that jingle by Lucas Wurman!?
In the second episode of the revamped Everyone's A Bad Friend, Jonah and Levi introduce USC film major Arman Yaghmai to high school senior Leila Bloomingdale. Let the friendship commence. Special thanks to our new publicity team: Hailey Kane & Grace Smith.
In EABW's Season 2 premiere, the duo takes on a new "bad" subject: friendship. Both hosts bring an unknown person, friend, relative, or dentist to the taping with hopes of connecting two individuals in a time of disconnection. Will these two folk become lifelong friends... or lifelong enemies? Find out on Season 2 where everyone's a bad friend. A special thanks to our first guests, Grace Burton & Huck Triggs. And a special SPECIAL thanks to our composer, Lucas Wurman, for our brand new jingle.
To celebrate ten wildly mediocre podcast episodes, the classic duo destroys their very own Levi Port's story. Expect a lot blood... and a lot of feet. Like a TON of feet. Like so much feet, it's weird. Enjoy! Yay 10!
You've heard it before... Jonah and Levi listen to it in the shower... and today, the creator of this podcast's jingle joins the boys for a fantastically fun pod-venture. Lucas Wurman enters the picture lending his stories as well as his singing. DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS EPISODE BECAUSE IT'S AMAZING AND JONAH AND LEVI NEED MORE VIEWERSHIP TO GET SPONSORS. Spoiler alert: there may be a live performance at the end...
After a long desired hiatus, listeners will reluctantly return to hear the duo destroy their peer Natasha Rojany... and her story. In a tale quite reminiscent to "The Hunger Games", the pair continue their demolition of middle school fiction with another fable that proves EVERYONE'S A BAD WRITER... except for Jonah. We are still TBD on Levi.
From bad writer to Disney star, Milo Manheim takes part as the next victim to Jonah and Levi's critiques. Sharing a story full of poor grammar, poor spelling, and poor people, Milo joins as a special guest interviewee to discuss his experiences in middle school while educating listeners about the Roman lifestyle.
In a very special episode, Jonah and Levi's high school teacher joins the 'cast, bringing along a uniquely melodramatic poem. Expect a poetic ballad of a high schooler in the 90s. Paul Case hops on as a special guest interviewee.
In their best episode yet, the high school buddies debrief a middle school story full of aliens, olympic medals, and George Lucas. Yes, I purposefully typed George Lucas. College freshman, Walker Borba, featured as special guest interviewee.
In this episode, Jonah and Levi analyze the tale of a magical donkey and his journey to love, happiness, and friendship. Expect fictional rivers, animal abuse, and incredibly long first names. High school junior, Georgia Kennedy-Bailey, joins as a special guest interviewee.
This week with the hilarious teenage compadres, Jonah and Levi explore a mature story of connection with fellow senior/Jew Hugh Milam. Hijinks ensue with a surprise twist at the end. Hugh Milam joins as a guest interviewee.
In this episode, Jonah and Levi debrief the story of their first guest writer, fellow high school senior/peer, Dani Lubezki. They explore a tale full of romance, chivalry, and the seven deadly sins. Featuring Dani Lubezki as a special guest interviewee.
In the very first episode, the high school duo begin their podcasting adventure by analyzing one of their own stories. Expect a dystopian nightmare involving metal legs, time travel, and a staggeringly popular teenager.