Steve & Captain Evil: The Podcast

Vegas, pack the babysitters—Steve and Captain Evil are coming. Steve hits the MGM Grand Dec 11–13! Steve and Captain Evil recap the wild week, including Gabriel Iglesias dropping in at a few of Steve’s shows in Cali. They also dive into the #1 documentary in the world, Sean Combs: The Reckoning.

This week is all about finding the positive: growing up in a divorced home, good ol’ boy fun, kids learning grit at their own pace, pager nostalgia, and the big question—does college still matter?

As Captain Evil gets ready for her trip to Japan, she and Steve take a step back to talk about the journey of building something from the ground up. This episode explores the mindset, risks, and lessons that come with entrepreneurship.

Is it too early for Christmas lights? Steve and Captain Evil dig into the unwritten rules of holiday decorating—because apparently there are rules. Plus, this week’s poll: Whisky or Scotch? Drop your answer in the comments… And yes, there is a correct answer. 

It’s Halloween!!! Have a safe and fun Halloween.  

Steve and Captain Evil cover it all—Whataburger, Disneyland, and a little Halloween shaming. Plus, twelve-year-old musical artist Bria Stone stops by to share a sneak peek of her new song, “Butterflies.”

Steve asks Captain Evil questions about growing up, first crushes, childbirth, and motherhood. Plus, the couple takes on the topic of growing apart as a couple.  

The Halloween decorations are up, and “gates" become the hot topic. Plus, Steve gets a great, touching letter from a fan - that Captain Evil read!

Steve and Captain Evil recap their trip to Portland, and all the ways the city keeps it weird. Plus, Steve shares a story of the time he did a morning radio interview—from jail.

Steve and Captain Evil dive into the lessons kids learn from mistakes, accidents, and even losing. From problem-solving as a child, to the challenges of growing up, they explore how these moments shape us—and how Captain Evil’s ADHD adds another layer to the conversation.