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Good morning, Baltimore! Welcome to the 60's... and a wild journey... as Donny crams THREE guests into one episode!First, Donny's sister Callie (@callie_rushelle) calls in to the "Truly Anything" studio from inside of a cave to discuss the two hour finale of "The Masked Dancer," but they end up talking about so much more - their weekly dance class, their favorite season of "Dancing with the Stars," not having a need to see "Dear Evan Hansen" more than once,  the best Leighton Meester songs, and memories of family vacations where Donny used a 6-year-old Callie to catcall hot strangers.Then, Donny is joined by his favorite trench coat twin, Chelsea (@ohnobravo), to break down - what else? - a Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen film. Up first for the duo is "Billboard Dad," the parental rom-com as seen through a tween lens. A cameo from Troian Bellisario of "Pretty Little Liars" fame is the true highlight of this movie, but that doesn't stop the pair from spending a full half hour talking about it. #justicefornigelNext, Donny chats with the always wonderful Nikki Blonsky about her busy schedule and her iconic career. She opens up about so much - from what it was like playing characters whose weights were such an issue to coming out to how she deals with the frustrations of people expecting her to be Tracy Turnblad.This episode is a WILD ride, but it's one you don't want to miss!Nikki Blonsky interview 1:00:45 - 1:32:16REMEMBER TO RATE, REVIEW AND SUBSCRIBE!Find me on instagram and twitter: @realdonnywoodSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trulyanything)

Donny wastes your time yet again with a recap of this week's episode of "The Masked Dancer." Is anyone watching this besides him and his sister? He's not sure, but how is he supposed to breathe with no air now that the Exotic Bird went home?  He shares his connection to the dancer behind the mask - is he her #1 fan? Quite possibly.He's then joined by Carlee Paris and Callie Pillow, hosts of Killer Society Podcast (@killersocietypodcast) to break down the 20/20 special "The List: Who Killed Jon Benet?" They share their theories going into the special (spoiler alert: it's Burke) and if the special taught them anything (it didn't) and if they changed their thinking about the case (surprisingly, yes). They also discuss which celebrities look like they're made for solving infamous cold cases.The episode wraps up with an interview with author Kosoko Jackson (@kosokojackson), whose debut novel "Yesterday is History" is out now. They discuss Kosoko's inspiration, his writing process and which childhood books led him down a path as a writer. Donny shares some insights on the first novel he ever wrote ("Camp Doolb," which is just blood spelled backwards, and in hindsight was just "Goosebumps" fan fiction).Kosoko Jackson interview 45:39 - 1:06:25Find me on instagram and twitter: @realdonnywoodSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trulyanything)

Donny wastes no time in his premiere on delivering the chaos he's promised. He begins by summing up the first five episodes of "The Masked Dancer," and if you wanted chaos - THIS is chaos. Ashley Tisdale, a medical doctor and Paula Abdul on the same panel guessing which pop culture "icons" are dressed as cotton candy and doing the Pasodoble? Pure chaos.  He then digs into current events with one of the deepest divers of social media there is, @bravobravoduckingbravo. Together they give their opinions on Armie Hammer and Erika Jayne as neighbors, the Laguna Beach/Southern Charm/sports crossover that nobody asked for, and the Disney love triangle that has our radios (and Tik Tok) buzzing. He ends this episode interviewing Karissa Lee Staples of Hulu's "Everyone is Doing Great," who shares her weirdest audition story and what she'd like to see for her character, Sarah Dinsey, if there's a second season.Karissa Lee Staples interview 29:58 - 52:47REMEMBER TO RATE, REVIEW AND SUBSCRIBE!Find me on instagram and twitter: @realdonnywoodSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trulyanything)