Face the Critics: Recent Episodes

Wyatt Bunce and Stuart Upfill-Brown

A podcast where Stuart and Wyatt bring creative works in progress to the critics.

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Wyatt and Stuart finally record an episode together from the true home of the pod - the Blue Velvet Couch.  They discuss "songs that sound like falling in love."

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Stuart and Wyatt get "untucked" and provide a heroically honest pictue of their humanity.

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After nursing their burns and stings, Wyatt and Stuart dive deep on shadow work and exposing the inner cynic, dropping profound (just ask our assistant Trent...) one-liners throughout.

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Stu and Wyatt practice Mongolian throat singing and exchange lawsuits.

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Wyatt and Stu are joined by Anthony Carrigan.  Once the actor who's brought you NoHo Hank on Barry, Victor Zsasz on Gotham, and soon-to-be Jordan in Fatherhood, Anthony takes the next step in his creative journey... podcast cohost.

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"Eggs" are the through line as Stu and Wyatt talk to painter Paris Reid.

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Friend first, Andrea Bocelli super-fan second, and ruthless critic third, Percia brought it all to Face the Critics for our 10th episode.  Together Stu and Percia help Wyatt out of a financial jam.

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Stu and Wyatt are once again alone with each other. Stu reads poetry and Wyatt introduces "Lord Sir Mr. Gentleman III".

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Special guest Harry helps Stu and Wyatt through another meandering episode.  Just three boys discussing their creative journeys, and Alex Jones wants to join in.

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Actor/Writer Neal Bledsoe (Man in a High Castle, Shameless, Sports Illustrated) joins the show as our guest critic and accuses Wyatt of eating paint.

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After loosening up by talking about leg mannerisms, Wyatt and Stu spend most of this weeks episode reflecting on #1 Dad Ted Cruz.  Wyatt considers professional chess and meth-cooking as career paths.

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Stu and Wyatt talk business leverage, human design, and solitude snowboarding.

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The sound of singing birds almost drowned out the critics in episode 4, but not quite.  Wyatt reads McConaughey, Stuart sings Elvis.  Sponsored by LobsterLock!

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Wyatt grapples with his compulsion to say "I love that" while Stuart plays it cool on the lead in to Face the Critics.

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Wyatt and Stu are feeling positive and relaxed this week, and the critics don't quite know what to make of it.

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Stu and Wyatt introduce the show and talk "quarantine brain".