Apocalypse...Now?

This week, I talk to Chris Gersbeck of Dumb Industries, a podcast production company that creates awesome shows like The Mads. We talk about the future of live comedy and how he feels about the current apocalypse.

This week, I showcase another member of The Apocalypse Podcast Network, Mijon Zulu of the Whispering Huntys Podcast.

AJ DUNK is a positive soul whose attitude is contagious, and his podcast, I Can't Make This Up, explores real people telling amazing true stories from their life.

The end of 2020 is finally here, and if you think all of your problems will be solved once the clock strikes midnight: You've been binging too much Disney +. Just because the ball drops in 2021 doesn't mean we're out of the woods yet. This Apocalypse is a slow burn.

This week, I sit down with the host of the podcast Robots vs. Dinosaurs, Louie G! We talk about the dangers of technology, and Louie welcomes our robot overlords.

Dylan is a comedian, musician, and a treasure, and I really love this conversation. His show with Kelly Backman, "Rape Victims are Horny Too", was featured in the New York Times, and he's the co-composer of the musical, Goodmorning New York, which played at NYMF and also Off-Broadway at the Players theatre earlier in 2020. You're going to enjoy this one!

Eric is a Transformational Alignment Coach that works with men to help them reach their full potential.

On this episode, I sit down with Jackie to discuss how the election has left us feeling and the work that still needs to be done. We also comb through Biden's plan to tackle the pandemic and thank Philadelphia for saving America once again.

Steve and I discuss what it's been like living together during a pandemic, and we share some of our favorite Halloween memories. So grab a bowl of candy and plugin for this sugar-fueled episode.

This week, I talk with another Apocalypse Podcast Network podcaster, Cory Anotado. We discuss his new podcast, Teach Me Something Good. I love this show because it's a combination of education, comedy, and weird. I think you'll love his show as much as I do.