Cuspers

CW: This episode contains profanity and discussions of death, grief, pornography, and bullying.

Entertainer and Clown Chad Damiani (@thechaddamiani) joins the show to discuss waterslide streaks, dirty drive-ins, and the heady nature of memory itself.

Theme Song: "All It Ever Was" by Jean-Claude and the Eclairs

Other Music: "Funk Jungle" by Calvin Adams; "Postland" by Calvin Adams.

Show Art by John Charles Bricker

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CW: This episode contains profanity.

Comedian, writer, and director Noah Marger (@noah_marger) joins the show to discuss drawing birds, riding bikes, and the joys of solo gaming.

Theme Song: "All It Ever Was" by Jean-Claude and the Eclairs

Show Art by John Charles Bricker

Email the show: [email protected]

CW: This episode contains profanity and discussions of negative self-talk.

Actor, writer, and podcaster Faith Knapp (@mfaithknapp) joins the show to discuss being the new kid, standardized tests, and the beauty of collaboration.

Theme Song: "All It Ever Was" by Jean-Claude and the Eclairs

Other Music: "Savior Dog" by Calvin Adams; "Postland" by Calvin Adams.

Show Art by John Charles Bricker

CW: This episode contains profanity and discussions about bullying and ableist language.

Actor and musician Calvin Adams (@atomsadams) joins the show to discuss homemade comics, little brother energy, and songs about Charmander.

Theme Song: "All It Ever Was" by Jean-Claude and the Eclairs

Other Music: "Moving Forward" by Calvin Adams; "Postland" by Calvin Adams.

Show Art by John Charles Bricker

CW: This episode contains profanity.

Actor, musician, and model Esteban Carmona (@esteban_carmona_) joins the show to discuss rowdy recess sports, loving music, and the best way to claim remote-control cars.

Theme Song: "All It Ever Was" by Jean-Claude and the Eclairs

Show Art by John Charles Bricker

CW: This episode contains profanity and discussions of body image.

Actor, writer, and comedian Avra Friedman (@avrafriedman) joins the show to discuss tween fashion, homemade movies, and the rules of foursquare.

Theme Song: "All It Ever Was" by Jean-Claude and the Eclairs

Other Music: "Hummingbirds" by Calvin Adams; "Postland" by Calvin Adams.

Show Art by John Charles Bricker

CW: This episode contains profanity and discussions of negative self-talk.

Musician and performer Hallie Riddick (@hallie_august, @raisingdaughters_music) joins the show to discuss handmade dresses, learned cleanliness, and being "strictly Disney."

Theme Song: "All It Ever Was" by Jean-Claude and the Eclairs

Other Music: "GrooveTube" by Calvin Adams; "Postland" by Calvin Adams.

Show Art by John Charles Bricker

CW: This episode contains profanity and discussions of body image issues.

Actor and musician Corey Farrell (@coreyquinnfarrell) joins the show to discuss learning with llamas, Floridian pumpkin patches, and being a sensitive kid.

Theme Song: "All It Ever Was" by Jean-Claude and the Eclairs

Other Music: "Funk Jungle" by Calvin Adams; "Postland" by Calvin Adams.

Show Art by John Charles Bricker

CW: This episode contains profanity and discussions of financial struggle, child protective services, and the body horror that is CatDog.

Poet, performer, and production coordinator Adrianna "D" Ford (@hadassahsheir) joins the show to discuss censored Aladdin, rocking out to Schoolhouse Rock, and extemporaneous poetry.

Featured poems:
"The Sun and the Moon" by Elaine Laron
"What You Missed That Day You Were Absent from Fourth Grade" by Brad Aaron Modlin

Theme Song: "All It Ever Was" by Jean-Claude and the Eclairs

Other Music: "Second Chance" by Calvin Adams; "Postland" by Calvin Adams.

Show Art by John Charles Bricker

CW: This episode contains profanity and discussions of pandemic/illness, family conflict, bullying, Harry Potter’s problematic author, and ableism.

Actor, singer, and comedian Gabbie Fried (TikTok @GoobieFrood) joins the show to discuss too many books, too many orphans, and not enough time in the day.

Theme Song: "All It Ever Was" by Jean-Claude and the Eclairs

Other Music: "RAD" by Calvin Adams; "Postland" by Calvin Adams.

Show Art by John Charles Bricker