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Ashlyn and Grant go guest-less to talk mostly about video games.
Ashlyn Anstee joins as full time co-host and welcomes CJ Toledano, comedian and creative director/founder of Follow Through.
Ed Greer is a comedian and the co-host of Nerd Goat Podcast. Ed and Grant get into DC Comics reboots, the Chiefs loss in the Super Bowl, and ramble about other topics too.
Jessica Hallstrom is a food scientist, Reed is her husband, together they're parents and functional adults who chat about getting older, critters and wild turkeys, the cutting edge of bore-core podcasting, and Grant imagines being murdered by his wife.
Andy Sell talks about the trauma of NES games, lunch table drama, the 2016 election, and open mic comedy. Follow Andy on Twitter @andy_sell.
Another group chat brought to audio form! Erik Barnes, Joey Clift, and Geoffrey Golden join to talk about Michael Jordan's steakhouse, consider which Adam Sandler characters they'd fuck marry kill, and the relative worth of comedy in general. Follow Joey Clift on Twitter and check out his tribe's casino Ilani. Subscribe to Geoffrey Golden's comedy game newsletter Adventure Snack. Subscribe to Erik Barnes' series Look on the Bright Side on YouTube.
Paul Isakson talks about his addiction to chess, moving to LA from the Midwest, TV development, and shares his Friends casting theory.
Brodie Reed talks about stand-up comedy, video games, anti-depressants, new forms of creativity, and allowing oneself time to process and heal from traumatic events, while Grant fixates on Brodie's cats. Follow Brodie on Twitter and check out his podcasts The Male Gaze and The Dark Weeb.
Zoë Klar chats about Marilyn Manson, Kobe Bryant, Clubhouse, Neighborhood Councils, and clarifies definitions for Grant. Follow Zoë on Twitter and listen to her on the Bad Boys podcast. This episode contains some discussion of sexual abuse and grooming; if you or someone you know is in need of help, live people are available 24/7 on the National Domestic Violence Hotline here.
Emily, Mike, and Grant went to college in Ohio together, moved to Los Angeles together, and now they're podcasting together to talk about weird dreams, Sopranos rewatches, whether they'd be equally as happy or miserable if they never moved, and former lives in old jobs.
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