It's the most wonderful time of the year. Baz drops in to share some of the season's most tolerable songs and BONUS live recording of the Xmas essay at The Hideout. SHOTS! Warning: This episode has naughty language and not nice words about Christmas and the church.

Whitney Chitwood returns to talk standup, her new album, and navigating relationships through it all.

Kevin D'Ambrosio stops by and the boys get into talks of purpose, meditation, and teaching in the prison system. This one gets hella deep, bro.

Baz rants about imperialism comeuppance via flurry of arrows, and equity actor Amanda Drinkall stops by to talk about love, family, and acting.     

Baz dissects Post Malone and the importance of staying in your lane. Actor Alejandro Tey  stops by for a great talk about theater, comic books, role playing games, and his affinity for sad bastard music.

Guitarist and songwriter Nathan Graham (@nathangrahammusic) joins us in the studio to play a couple songs, and talk about the life of a touring musician, his experience on The Voice, and finding his voice as a songwriter. No bits, just a great conversation. Dig it.

Jeremy Aluma (Director, An Oak Tree) stops by to talk his latest projects, process, and the importance of identity in theater.

An Oak Tree runs until Dec 9. RedTheater.org for tickets and info.

Sober October is nearly over and Baz is at peak insufferable. Daniel Robbins (musician, songwriter) joins us in studio to talk music and play a few songs of his upcoming album, "Abroad."

Baz is going through changes, talks trash about Rupi Kaur, and cries while watching The Voice. Aaron Sawyer (Artistic Director, Red Theater)  stops by to talk building a theater company,  performance theory, and his new venture in VR.

Ol' Crotchety sees and show and complains about the sound guy. Erin Diamond (Creator, Christmas: by Melania) stops by to talk dating, her love of Australian pop, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, and going all the way gay.