Justin Perez (Fantastic Gary) has no problem calling out people in this episode where we are "uncool" and geek about theatre amongst many other things

Carlin Adelson (The Charlies) comes by to Astoria, missing pants, for a fun and funny episode. We talk theatre, religion, and vh1 reality shows

Frank Angelini (Artistic Director for Queens Secret Improv Club, The Scramble) comes on up to Astoria to talk "crazy vs. PCP" some unique improv forms, and the challenges of an AD. This is truly an episode not to miss

Keaton Patti (Hotspur, Day Camp Kids) is a man of mystery....literally, i have known him almost a year and know little about him (We've had classes and have hung out too). This episode is trying to open the mysteries of Keaton

Chris Gethard (The Office, The Chris Gethard Show, and The Stepfathers) comes by and we have a great conversation in a diner. We discuss acting, comedy, the birth of TCGS and The Stepfathers. Lots of fun and awkward moments.

Randy Reiman (Scrambled Legs) comes on down to Astoria and we discuss In Living Color for a good portion of this episode, Scrambled Legs Cage Match run, and how he hid bronchitis as a 2nd grader in "The Music Man"

Pam Quinn has been a great friend of mine for 2 years now. She is the founder of Play Club and Unknown Artists. She is also a great playwright and podcaster. We discuss movies, Dawson's Creek and crime documentaries

Natalia Plaza (Trinket) is one hell of a fun person. We discuss growing up in Florida, how she was a "Studio 54 girl", and quite a frightening visit to Chile. Also she asked me to point out that this would be episode 69, counting the bonus episodes. This is a solid episode

Kirk Damato (LEGEND, DeCoster) swings by and we honestly hope we are not in the darkest timeline. We discuss his time working Ren Faires and his time acting in Japan. This is a fun one and one I've wanted to have for a long time

Timmy Wood (Ramona, Regional Boxes) comes from Houston, Texas where he did a lot of Church skits (including Hotel Hallelujah) and we discuss lots of Comedy from the past (including "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World") and we discuss his streaks at the UCB jams