John Mathias (The Unmentionables) joins us this week to talk about spraying water on his brake pads, J.C. Penney glamour shots, and video stores that called your mom. Plus, special guest Kent McFarland (VT Center for Eco Studies) fills us in on bug roombas and kleptoparasitism. It's the craziest one yet -- it's Season 1, Episode 6: Trumbo's World! Artwork by Thomas Michael Hill. Original theme and music by Mark Daly. A production of Unicow Media. Visit www.vtcomedy.com for more.

Mark Gessner (Orange is the New Black, NCIS) joins Nathan and Annie to talk about diamond gutters, sump pumps, and NYPD Blue. It's Season 1, Episode 5: The Heist! Artwork by Thomas Michael Hill. Original theme and music by Mark Daly. A production of Unicow Media. Visit www.vtcomedy.com for more.

Natalie Miller (Vermont Comedy Club) joins Nathan and Annie to talk about fat shaming, unseasoned lizard meat, and Diddy Kong. It's Season 1, Episode 4: The Gauntlet! Artwork by Thomas Michael Hill. Original theme and music by Mark Daly. A production of Unicow Media. Visit www.vtcomedy.com for more.

Hillary Boone joins Nathan and Annie to talk about wasted ice cream cones, light bulb sandwiches, and popped air mattresses. It's Season 1, Episode 3: Thief of Budapest! Artwork by Thomas Michael Hill. Original theme and music by Mark Daly. A production of Unicow Media. Visit www.vtcomedy.com for more.

Brian Park (The Unmentionables) joins Nathan and Annie to talk about community theater soldiers, Asian stereotypes, and the worst villain defeat of all time. It's Season 1, Episode 2: The Golden Triangle! Artwork by Thomas Michael Hill. Original theme and music by Mark Daly. A production of Unicow Media. Visit www.vtcomedy.com for more.

John Lyons (Transcendental Comedy Experience) joins Nathan and Annie to talk about horse parables, white saviors, and how easy it was to knock a guy out in the 80s. It's Season 1, Episode 1: The Pilot! Artwork by Thomas Michael Hill. Original theme and music by Mark Daly. A production of Unicow Media. Visit www.vtcomedy.com for more.