Od-Cast-Pay

It’s Andrew’s favorite day of the year and by that we mean the Oscar’s aired a week and a half ago. You guessed it, on this week’s episode of Od-Cast-Pay, Andrew and Roxy have a looong conversation about the ways in which an award show disappointed them. Plus, Roxy brings up the Amazing point that it doesn’t make sense for non-artists to move to New York and an absolutely shocking discovery is made (a famous person is actually younger than Roxy but a month older than Andrew).

Here’s the description: *Cue Shark Tank theme* Hi Sharks. Our names are Andrew and Roxy and we’re here to ask you to listen to our podcast. On today’s episode of Od-Cast-Pay, comedian, actor, and founder of Mi Voz Media, Paula J. Leon joins the hosts to discuss her patent-pending at-home hair removal laser, the process of drawing a star, and her failed attempt to book a non-speaking extra role on Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens. Plus, Andrew talks microdosing L.A. and being judged via text for hosting a podcast. As always, please rate and review us xoxo gossip girl

STORY TIME: Y’all wanna har a story about why me (Andrew and Roxy) and this bitch here (a small boutique distribution company) fell out? This week’s Od-Cast-Pay details the epic story and trials and tribulations of how they got their limited, critically acclaimed web series Filthy Rich released on Amazon Prime (streaming now) in a long winding tale full of suspense, twists, interruptions, circling back, and ultimately making a point about something. Other topics include why yoga is bad, the difference between Terry Crews and Nick Cannon, and not a whole lot else, so buckle in cause this is a pretty crazy ride. Give us a watch and a review!! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B092DWBYPY/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=filthy+rich&qid=1618362770&s=instant-video&sr=1-5

Well...it finally happened. Someone finally answered yes to the prolific question “did you book this week”. Tessa Chan Southwell joins the friends and podcast co-hosts to tell all about her beautiful life as a working actress and not as a Soul Cycle instructor in sunny Los Angeles which Andrew and Roxy love and celebrate and are so happy for her and really just so happy for her it’s fine it’s good we’re not jealous. Other topics include finding hairs in places you wouldn’t expect, a controversial pay disparity between Andrew and Roxy and Tessa at their former workplace, and how Shiva Baby is probably gonna give a lot of prospective NYU students false hope so grab a snack and wait til it’s over to eat it cause you won’t want to miss a thing. Follow Tessa on Insta @tessasouthwell

Buckle up, everybody, because this episode is kind of a bummer. Andrew and Roxy realize that they’re a dynamic duo (a snorer and a sleep-talker) and finally settle on an actual theme: being tired. Plus, Roxy stands up to the Smile Direct Club, Andrew demands an apology from everyone he’s ever met, and they discuss the trials and tribulations of reintegrating into society after a year-long pandemic. P.S. Drink every time Roxy says “that’s true” because she can’t think of anything else to say.