Fleshing It In

For the ninth episode of Fleshing It In, Jon sits down with friend of the podcast Bob Paré, to discuss death, amongst other things. Bob talks about how comfortable he is deliberating death with different members of his family. Jon and his guest also converse about top tier drive-thru antics and how religion affects their views on death.

For the eighth episode of Fleshing It In, Jon sits down with fellow podcaster Justin Kerins, to discuss death, amongst other things. Justin talks about whether or not he wants to plan ahead for his death and how to get away with killing 102-year olds. Jon and his guest also discuss fantasy funerals and what ‘natural causes’ actually means when it comes to cause of death.

For the seventh episode of Fleshing It In, Jon sits down with comedian Mike Holmes, to discuss death, amongst other things. Mike talks about his feelings about celebrity culture and his views on accepting death. Jon and his guest also discuss William Shatner inspired conspiracy theories and putting distractions on a pedestal.

For the sixth episode of Fleshing It In, Jon sits down with comedian and crybaby Jeffrey Berner, to discuss death, amongst other things. Jeffrey talks about smuggling nothing while reminiscing about his relationship with Fidel Castro. Jon and his guest also discuss death diaries and ghost writing your own obituary.

For the fifth episode of Fleshing It In, Jon sits down with comedian and writer, Jimmy Callaway, to discuss death, amongst other things. Jimmy talks about immortalizing his collection of collections and growing up, hand in hand, with Wolverine. Jon and his guest also talk about how boring the gym can be and more importantly, smoking cigarettes.

For the fourth episode of Fleshing It In, Jon sits down with KayCee Tarricone, aka Rotgut God, to discuss death, amongst other things. KayCee talks about his mother’s death premonitions and his lackluster attitude toward taking care of himself. Jon and his guest also discuss burial traditions from cultures around the world, and the episode ends with a song about death, by Rotgut God himself.