My man! Pots and pans! Harrison Lampert, my good friend from high school and college, joins us for Episode 5.  Harrison is a comedian, magician, sketch and improv comedy performer. We talk about food a good amount, reference Heavyweights* more than most podcasts, and find out what you maybe should try not to say to a magician.

You can check out Harrison's Dad Vlogs through Instagram @philspencedadvlogs and on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC-c2AvLctehcoz8dGfHHxQ

You can watch the Progressive commercial Harrison is in here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8846PMaWl4

*RIP Jerry Stiller (Harvey Bushkin). You will be missed!

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Get. Ready. To. Giggle. Episode 4's guest is Becca who I met on Birthright 5 years ago.  Becca dabbles in improv and spent some time in education, but mostly she's just a cool gal and we understand each other. We talk about fireworks, teaching an alien about fishing, and giggle like a lot of giggles. In fact when uploading, Anchor alerted me that this podcast is 21% giggles which is an all time podcast record. Rate. Comment. Subscribe. Send any questions or guest inquiries to [email protected].

Today, we talk to Aaron who has been assisting efforts to treat and combat COVID-19 in Philadelphia. Outside of being a med school student studying to save lives, Aaron is a comedian/actor/improv performer. We talk about the coronavirus, comedy quite a bit, as well as Aaron's career aspirations as a youth.

Here is the link to the standup set from Aaron's favorite comedian, Ahamed Weinberg on Colbert : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEvdnoKevVk

We are talking to Case who is using a lot of his quarantine time to enjoy some peace as well as channeling his energy toward his art. Case joins us to talk about everything from Legos to if he'd want his kids to play football.

Check out Case's at www.andrewcaseart.com or @casewriter on Instagram. He didn't ask me to plug his art. Promise. I just think it's cool and you might like it.

The common phrase for our favorite villains offers fear and hope. Fear for this being the end, but hope in the opportunity to leave a lasting mark. It's a very polarizing, bleak, and unsure time for all of us. Do you have any fear? Do you have any hope? Do you have...any last words?