We talk with Steve Moreno about social justice warrior conventions, the origin story of Phil Douchemann, being comfortable on stage, and dealing with other languages and cultures

Tyler talks about his dad being the sweetest man alive (my words), Tyler's pen pal as a child (you'll never believe who it was!), husky jeans, and family stories from both of us.

We talk with Bryan Bixby about performance cadence, comedian support networks, cultures of the south and midwest, strong words, and being inappropriate about accidents and death.

We talk with D.J. Sandhu and Alex Avery about the struggle of being able to say what you want to say on stage, how hate gets attention, the business side of being a comedian, and D.J.'s bless-your-heart story.

We talk with Keith Cameron about the sadness of not having the Hotbox open mic, growing up stupid, the worst times of our lives, the struggles of the open mic scene, and the good and the bad of being Southern.

Kevin drops by and we discuss life, work, drugs, drinking, how old he is, comedy, goals and hopes for the future, and the fact that somehow Boatright has gotten this poor guy into Meth Porn.

We talk about a new live show that takes 5 entertainers, comedians, and local celebrities on a serendipitous, spontaneous walk through downtown Portland.

Since Christopher so desperately needs friends, he can't help but shout out to everyone so that they'll know he's out there. That being said, we are going to ride his coat tails and get attention for us...I mean, since we're here...

Kara joins us once again. She made the mistake of offering to be our poop correspondent, and now we call her incessantly every time a poop story shows up in the news. LOCAL CELEBRITY COMEDIAN MENTION: Adam Pasi

We interview a mysterious stranger who calls himself the Vault Dweller. Where did he come from? Why does he speak so strangely? What is his goal? And where did he get such strange clothes? Perhaps we will hear more from him in the future...