Comedian and writer Eddie Estrada geeks out about all things Bravo TV (especially VPR) while talking us through his journey through through the various walks of entertainment news to his entrance into the comedy arena.

Stand-up comedian, actor, dancer, winner of the 2024 Boston Comedy Festival (the list goes on), geeks out about television shows and baseball alongside talking about her career and her quest to preserve the silliness!

Writer and comedian Shelby Latterman geeks out about life philosophies, the importance of critical thought, and the necessity of introspection. This episode has comedy! Personal trauma! Growth! Self love! Need we say more?

Rebecca Skowron (actor, comedian, singer, content creator, and more) geeks out about her love of dogs (which, as she herself puts, is a love that makes her incredibly unique and different from others) and delves deeply into her life as a creative multi-hyphanate.

Producer, comedian, and multi-talented artist Meg Chizek geeks out about musical theater and talks about her upcoming solo-show, How to Give Up On Your Dreams In this hilarious and heartfelt episode we talk about the spirit of arts, following your dreams, and, even, giving up on them!

Comedian, Actor, Writer, Musician, and more Dylan Adler geeks out about his love of rollercoasters while also sharing stories about his twin, his grounded presence, and his upcoming one person show!

Stand-up comedian Gary Simons geeks out while on tour with comedian Mike Birbiglia about his love of French Fries. Simons also delves into the realities of perceived intelligence, his journey to stand-up comedy, and, of course, his favorite French Fry spots. (Warning: This episode WILL make you hungry.)

Comedian Katie Blunt geeks out about Julia Cameron's book and practice The Artists Way. Through this, Blunt emphasizes the importance of following your joy, discusses her wide breadth of experiences, and delights the pod with stories of working as an apprentice to a psychic (Yes, read that again!)

Actor Nicholas Podany (SNL 1975, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) geek out about physics' role in our daily conceptualization of life, finding meaning in the universe, acting, and much more!

Queen of Corporate herself, Krissy Gregory, geeks out the incredible 'Twilight' saga and gets real about art, growth, sisterhood, and the universe (just to name a few small, chill things.)