Henry Rollins' career is being Henry Rollins. Perhaps most known as the vocalist in American hardcore punk band Black Flag, Henry is also a widely respected author, solo performer, radio host, voice talent, film actor and now, podcast host.

Don Hall calls Henry his hero, saying that if there was a magical way to become someone else, without hesitation, his choice is Rollins.

This episode is about hero worship, activism, music, the future of podcasting and how an artist fuels intense rage into their art.

Kevin Allison and Lily Be are storytellers who walk up to the line of what's risky to tell and leap over it, sometimes falling flat on their faces but getting right back up to do it again.

In this episode, Kevin talks about his popular podcast RISK! and how it has quite literally changed his life for the better. Lily echos his sentiments and opens up about her journey to becoming one of Chicago's Moth GrandSLAM champions.

This is a conversation about the stories we tell, why we tell them and how the process of sharing your narrative can be good for the soul.

Kate Mulgrew, star of stage and screen, joins the guys this week to talk about her new memoir Born with Teeth. They talk about her extensive career on television(Star Trek, Orange is the New Black, Ryan's Hope), her life in the theatre and the triumphs and tragedies that have shaped her along the way.

(Photo: Kate Mulgrew / Jill Greenberg, Netflix)

You asked and we delivered: unearthed from the General Admission archives is our interview with world-famous burlesque duo, Michlle L'Amour and Franky Vivid.

Originally recorded in June of 2013, this episode was Tyler's first interview ever! It's an interesting look into the world of burlesque performance through the eyes of two of it's biggest stars!

This week, Tyler and Don share some clips from their favorite episodes of the past two years: Physical theatre performer Dean Evans, lesbian performance artist Holly Hughes, Raul Castillo from HBO's Looking and a peek inside the day they spent watching 12 hours of Greek tragedy (and lived to tell about it!).

If you're a new listener, this is a great chance to get a taste of the back catalogue so that you can catch up. If you're an avid listener, this is a fun way to see how far we've come. At the end of the episode, the guys give you a chance to pick next week's episode!

DEAN EVANS = http://bit.ly/1H5cWL7

HOLLY HUGHES = http://bit.ly/Sr3prY

12 HOURS OF GREEK TRAGEDY = http://bit.ly/1IKpllW

RAUL CASTILLO = http://bit.ly/1BK3tp9

This week we talk to Shane Dawson, YouTube sensation, movie director and author of the memoir “I Hate Myselfie.” Shane discusses how he handles all the attention—both good and bad— that comes with 13.5 million+ YouTube subscribers, including dealing with media backlash, and being funny without making any apologies.

We sat down with the dynamic, creative, hilarious Fawzia Mirza and dug deep. Fawzia (or Kam Kardashian as she's sometimes known) tells us about her past as a lawyer, her current work as a performer across the globe, and what it's like to be a queer woman of Pakistani heritage in the world today.

On this week's episode, we try something new! The guys talk to two writer-educators about the power of words, the importance of community and what it takes to be a good educator.

Reggie Eldridge writes and teaches for Chicago SLAMWorks and Young Chicago Authors/Louder Than a Bomb, among others. Bobby Biedrzycki works at the Goodman Theatre in their education department, as well as Columbia College, and tells stories for 2nd Story, one of Chicago's original "live lit" storytelling nights.

We've got an extra special episode for you this week! Tyler went to college with Steven Yeun who you can catch as Glenn on AMC's mega-hit The Walking Dead. The guys talk to Steven about what it was like to go from being just an average Chicago improv dude to one of the biggest stars in television history. Yeun also opens up about what it's like being an Asian-American actor in Hollywood and what he'd like to see change.

This week, Monica Eng and Louisa Chu from WBEZ's food podcast, Chewing the Fat, join the guys to debate whether or not food can be art. Don, as you might suspect, vehemently disagrees and Louisa, a trained chef and culinary consultant, gives him a run for his money. So does Monica, for that matter. Then, the four share fond food memories.