I don't know about you, but I have never understood the love of pro wrestling. As luck would have it, a TON of my friends are long-time fans, and two of them graciously agreed to come on the show and win me over.

What was your worst job ever? And how about gigs? Yeah man, we've all been there. Join me and comics Eric Donaldson and Derek Minto as we tell tales of the worst jobs and shows we've ever had to perform.

Are you afraid of death? My old friend Doug Marshall asked that question of me recently, so we saved the discussion for the podcast. Doug's PhD thesis addressed this very topic, trying to understand how we find meaning in life and death through the tradition of the New Orleans jazz funeral.

It sucks having to move to a new town as a kid. Anne Marie Sweeney and I spent our childhoods repeatedly doing just that, and we tell you aaaaaaaall about it in this episode.

I chat with producer, movie buff, and organizer of the Pittsburgh 48 Hour Film Project, Kahmeela Adams-Friedson.

It's the holiday season, which means LOTS of family time. My older brother Andrew and I reminisce about what it was like growing up Twigg.

Friend and comedian David Fedor and I wax philosophical about destiny and coincidence.

Dear friend and American patriot Robin Hitchcock and I tackle everyone's favorite topic: voting. I discuss briefly the reasons why I'm 33 and voting for the first time. Learn more at additwigg.com.

I chat body image, fat acceptance, and more with my friend Robin, trivia mistress and fellow blogger.

Two funny chicks in Pittsburgh reminisce about Halloweens of yore and give you unsolicited advice for this year's costume parties.