Season 3 of the podcast begins, finally, with an in-studio interview. Although our guest's name may not conjure up memories from the first season, it turns out that he's "Jay," the subject of our very first episode. We'll revisit themes from that first podcast during the interview, and the host will learn something about himself when it's all over. 

The hiatus that never ends finally reaches its conclusion. The host continues his chat with two friends he interviewed during season 2. One is a friend he hadn’t seen in more than 20 years at the time of the interview, the other is a friend he had never met at the time of the interview. And a random co-host from another Jersey Studio podcast (Chuck) chimes in during the second conversation.

The slow churn of hiatus spectaculars continues with additional tidbits from two past guests. You’ll learn why one guest has never appeared on the game show “Jeopardy,” and the host will ask additional questions of a woman he met once, more than 20 years ago.

It has been nearly three months since the conclusion of season 2, and we’re within two month of kicking off season 3. Until that time, here’s something you’ve never heard before from two of our past guests.

The host winds up the second season of the podcast by reflecting upon a recent odyssey to a small town in Indiana, one that came up in an earlier episode from season 2.

A Florida woman who spent a year traveling throughout the United States with her family during the late 1990s recounts the hows and whys of her trip. She'll do so after the host clumsily explains how a family he met at Minnesota's Mall of America recently reminded him of that late 1990s trip.

The host interviews a Houston man he has never met, but watched on TV earlier this year. The host will also discuss his failed attempt at game show immortality in 2014.

A Minnesota man who sold his soul to rock and roll years ago has lived in southern California for nearly five years. He hobnobs with an eclectic cast of characters in the greater Hollywood area and loves the California weather, but occasionally finds his way back home to land of 10,000 lakes. (He'll be back soon.) Whether he is serving as an emcee, playing the guitar or interviewing a guest on his own podcast, he's always got something going on, and something to say. And he's the first Can't Turn it Off repeat performer. Expect a question or two that follows up the conversations from episode 10. 

A Minneapolis area musician who has had a long and winding career talks about his music, his influences, his passions and his past. And it's a colorful past. The interview follows opening remarks by the host, who discusses the "one-hit wonder" phenomena.