International Spy Museum Historian and Curator and author of Nuking the Moon and Other Intelligence Schemes and Military Plots Left on the Drawing Board Vince Houghton comes on the show to chat about spying kitties, exploding bats and melting icebergs.

The upstairs of Jack Rose is turning into a beach bar every Wednesday through summer. Baltimore's finest DDm celebrates the release of Beautiful Gowns this Saturday at BENT at 9:30 Club. A summery show full of cocktails and hip-hop.

A chat with Chef Gerardo Vázquez Lugo in the brand new Buena Vida Clarendon. Related, Full Service Radio's Jack Inslee and Brandon want to go back to Mexico City.

A chat with the AFI Festivals director about D.C.'s best film festival: AFI Docs.

Did The Sopranos, Mad Men and Breaking Bad lead to Fixer Upper, MasterChef Junior and My Lottery Dream Home?

Jenn Tisdale, festival director of BYT's Death Becomes Us fest, comes on the show to tease next week's DBU November 2019 announcements with some audio from the March 2019 DBU show with Damien Echols, Amanda Knox and John Douglas.

Nina O'Neil, curator of the By The People + Monochrome Art Fair and founder and director of Monochrome Collective, chats about the new Georgetown pop up.

Curators Marta Staudinger and Helen Criales join the show to discuss Spiritual Wanderlust, the new show at Latela Curatorial.

From art in a gallery to art at a ball.

New D.C. gallery owner Todd Von Ammon comes on the show to discuss the first exhibit at Von Ammon Co., a solo show by Tabor Robak.

Founder of House of Sonique Chaz Sonique chats about this Sunday's Garden Ball at U Hall and COUNTDOWN! on Friday, May 31 at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

Ammon joins the show as part of BYT's DC Art Census 2019.

Artist Eric Uhlir joins the show to discuss his new exhibit, Recalled in Human Memory, currently on display at the Hillyer.

This episode is part of BYT’s DC Art Census 2019.

Edward Zwick joins the show to talk about his new film, "Trial By Fire" and artist Carni Klirs chats with us about his current art exhibit: "Action. Reaction. Action: Visualizing Fugazi."