My good friend Phil Stamato came back to the lamp. We recorded back in July but the audio was terrible and we were too hot to have a coherent conversation because you can't blast AC during a podcast recording.

We talked about going home for the holidays, translating popular songs into latin, and The Wizard of Oz. We also talk about what we want to do with our lives. It's a cozy one!

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Cathy Humes, host of the show Pancake Comedy at Sidewalk Cafe in lower east side NYC, came by to admire the gorgeous glow of my salt lamp. We talked about the real meaning behind the salt lamp, placebo effect, and we played a pretty blasphemous game of "What food is your body and what drink is your blood"?

Rob Haze, stand up comedian and host of the Book of Ye podcast came by the apartment to behold my salt lamp. We talked about burping, truck jokes, and Physical Education (aka PE!). We also talked about permanance, space, light, particles, physics etc. you know, just some uninformed banter on really deep shit.

http://robhaze.com/

twitter @robertistheMan

instagram @robhaze

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-book-of-ye-the-kanye-west-podcast/id1092359391?mt=2

https://soundcloud.com/book-of-ye-podcast

Atlanta's own Michael Humphrey stopped by to check out my lamp while he was in town delivering a piano in Long Island. We talked about the perils of working rooftop brunch, Steely Dan, and delightful old timey phrases.

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Comedian Simon Taylor fully supports my salt lamp lifestyle and appreciates its imperfect aesthetic. We also talk about vine/youtube stars and Fyre Festival (inarguably the greatest news story of all time).

http://mrsimontaylor.com/

https://twitter.com/MrSimonTaylor

Selena Coppock (The New Rules for Blondes, NYtimesvows on twitter) and I conducted a alcoholic/non-alcoholic beer taste test in front of my salt lamp. We also talked about how incredible Red Lobster is and what smart millennials are refusing to buy.

There's an editing mistake in this one, I'll replace the episode later. DM me the timecode if you feel the need to shame me for it

http://www.selenacoppock.com/

twitter @selenacoppock

and NY Times Vows

https://twitter.com/NYTvows

Comedian Jes Tom came to check out my lamp. We talked about gender pronouns, Claudia from the babysitters club, pepper, and the challenges of doing comedy in the insane circus of a world we're currently in.

twitter @jestom

jestom.com

Tim Barnes, who is a comedian, writer, and podcast producer came to check out my salt lamp. He opened up about the idea of an online persona, what his religion would be like if he decided to start one, and the futility of games.

Coree Spencer, creator of the Cinderblock Comedy Festival, came over to check out my salt lamp I got on Amazon for 30 bucks. She thinks it is a really good value. We talk about hypothyroidism, play a game of fuck marry kill (pest edition), how Cinderblock got started, and then she just started crying. This is quite a rollercoaster of an episode and dare I say salty? A salty must listen.

http://www.cinderblockcomedyfestival.com/

Comedian and writer Lynn Bixenspan came to my apartment expecting to record a regular salty podcast in front of a lamp. She had no idea she would have the honor of being the first guest to meet my cat Odin.

My cat took a dump during recording (his litter box is in the corner in my living room) and I had to scramble to find my sage to cover the smell. We tried not to talk about that and instead talk about pets, trying to get attention, dating, and her great live show Relationshit! at QED in Astoria.

@lynnbixenspan on twitter

http://www.lynnbixenspan.com/

https://www.facebook.com/RelationshitNYC/