It's a St. Patrick's episode Chicago style, as today's guests dye everything green and get day-drunk. Charlie's joined at the kitchen table by his former iO Chicago co-workers Deidre Ann Davis & Liz Larrimore.

They play MFK, chat about celebrity babies, bar patrons, and the politics of comedy over a few rounds of mimosas, Lucky Charms & green eggs.

Singer, songwriter and fellow Alaskan Kate Bass stops by Charlie's kitchen for smoothies & bagels with lox.

They discuss life as a vocalist, the stress of Manhattan, the stress of weddings, and why Michael Bay might be the Andy Warhol of action cinema. They also up the A-Holeness by calling themselves "artists" throughout.

This bonus #TBT episode is a spinoff from Episode 03. Originally aired 05/30/08 broadcasted live on AM 560 KVOK & 101.1 KRXX in Kodiak, Alaska. Daryl Ellis co-host's in the studio, Ellen Simeonoff & Sarah Morris are call in remote from the Wal-Mart parking lot, and Sam Booch, Walter Barnes & Max March join in pre-recorded segments at Crab Festival '08, put on by the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce.

Charlie chats with his former radio co-host and mother-to-be Daryl Ellis. 

They discuss needy dogs, marriage in the Coast Guard, drinking in Kodiak, and their time as co-workers at a small Alaskan radio station.

For breakfast they had waffles with a side of smoked salmon.

Charlie Madsen chats with writer and comedian Yolanda Carney. In the 1st half they discuss Los Angeles living, entitled women, and the privilege of taking offense. In the 2nd half they meet up again to discuss sexism & diversity in the Chicago improv scene.For breakfast he made Vegetable Omelets with a side of BBQ Sauce & kiwi.

For the very first episode, Charlie Madsen chats with his former Cake n' Hatred sketch teammate Lindy Voeltner. She discusses growing up in rural Wisconsin, being a part of a semi-functional Chicago sketch comedy team, and adjusting to life in Los Angeles.For breakfast he made scrambled eggs with chicken & apple sausage.Big thanks to Sub Pop records for providing the free usage of our theme music: 'PPP' by Beach House.