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The big gay episode with the big gay man! Mike Buzzelli comes by to talk marriage equality and Pride weekend.
John Hancock and Joshua M. Patton join me to talk about having dads, being dads, and our favorite fictional fathers for this special Father's Day episode!
Two singers and a DJ explore the strange and often hilarious entertainment phenomenon that is karaoke.
Friend and roller coaster enthusiast Chris Webber joins me to nerd out over his love of coaster design and construction, and we toss some stomach-dropping listener stories into the mix.
Actor and comedian Aaron Kleiber is the hardest working Pittsburgh-based comic I know. I finally had the chance to corner him and ask annoying questions about the biz. Tune in and you'll find out why Aaron is one of my favorite funny people.
Mark Hayward is a world champion yo-yoer, juggler, and self-proclaimed cool guy. From Pittsburgh's Arcade Theater all the way to the Late Show with David Letterman, Mark brings us stories about the ups and downs of a professional variety performer.
A drunk, an ex straight edge kid, and a teetotaler walk into a bar. Except it's not a bar, it's my basement studio, and we end up recording a whole podcast together. Do you have regrets from drinking and wish you could cut back? Or do you abstain because of your prudish upbringing? You can be a barfly on the wall for the entire conversation.
Were you born in a small town? The kind where everybody knows your name, and not in a happy "Cheers" kind of way? I chat with my new pal Chris Brown about growing up in what Wikipedia literally classifies as a "village." Join us for this claustrophobic walk down memory lane.
I'm not much of a practical joker myself, but the Cetras grew up in an Italian Catholic family with seven kids so they LOVE a good prank. Gabe and Steve take us on a walk down memory lane for this April Fools' episode!
Ahh, The Facebook. We all love to hate it. Could we be more specific? Of course! John Hancock's boredom and desperate need for attention have driven him to dream up projects to do on good ol' FB. One could even say it has consumed him to a point. From the rules of unfriending to Facebook codependency, John gives us a glimpse inside his torrid love affair with the social network.
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