Sue Andres-Brown stops by the dining room she and Brian share to discuss their future together, the terrible test episode of "Brian Talks to People" you'll never hear, and Brian's shameful political secrets.

Zach Weissmueller stops by to talk about how two awkward dudes incapable of making friends became friends, AOL instant messenger, and that patch of grey hair on the back of Zach's head.

Aaron Covington stops by to talk about Hooters, why we root against athletes, reunions, and how to fail at going viral. Plus, Brian calls himself the "King of Positivity."

Shaun Spalding stops by to discuss the day Brian knew he hated him, the problems with Brian's movies, and being dumped into an ocean of failure. They also work through some stuff, which is especially impressive given how awful Brian comes off.

Jessica Lee Williamson stops by to talk about the upcoming Moth Grandslam, anxiety, the lack of culture in Florida, how not all of Maryland is like "The Wire," and how the nervous thing she does with her voice is 100% not an act.

Jennifer Murray came by to talk growing up in "small towns," how much we hate losing at The Moth, and terrible childhood basketball careers.

Michael Feld talks Rolling Stones covers, destructive alter egos, why you should always invite everyone, and why I'm so terrible at making friends.

Listen to me talk to my childhood best friend Clinton Cash Cain about field trips, hoping water fights will turn into make out sessions, and how I was a selfish asshole.

Jay Decator Skypes in to talk about face punches, weight gain, and whether or not anyone will actually listen to this podcast. At the very least, listen to the awesome theme song he wrote.