Brad Gage moves across the table from co-host chair to guest in this deeply introspective episode about why he’s leaving, where he’s going, depression, teenage alcoholism and more fun stuff. Plus, ayahuasca, a poetry reading and a visit from Tony T!

It’s a special twofer episode! Before co-host Brad Gage leaves the show for good, he opens the vault to release his & Nick’s final two unheard interviews with creators Tara McGorry and Dave Goetzl.

Abed returns to the podcast for a full-length interview this time! He’s been a Channel 101 staple since almost the very beginning and has plenty of unheard stories and insider knowledge to share.

We’re back from hiatus! Brad & Nick interview Rachelle about her time at Channel 101 and how she became a wildly successful television writer.

It's Alex Kavutskiy's Guide to 101 this time around as Alex gives actual useful tips to filmmakers, while also quoting some dumb crap people told him to say on Facebook.

Paul exorcises his use of demons in his shows, and explains how everybody who makes a good 101 show should get handed a TV show. Plus, we spitball on the dumbest series idea yet.

Brad and Nick recap a mostly-positive 2018 and look ahead to new things for the show. Plus - we have interviews with longtime 101 superfan Rick and our famous 101 critic Lydia.

Erin and Adam dig into their true love for 101, the creative freedoms that come with it, and why they take critiques of the community personally. They also talk about the balance of producing the screenings, while churning out their own shows.

Chelsea, Ted and Budd explain how it feels to be big trophy winners at the Channy Awards. Plus, Chelsea and Ted talk the importance of more female creators and Budd gets into his bold fashion choices.

Writer, actor, and past Channies host, Abed Gheith sits down to talk the do's, don'ts and drunks of award shows past. He also takes us back to a few awkward moments with two of 101's more famous creators.