As a late birthday gift to Quinn, Kaitlin finally edited an episode that was recorded in July! Our hosts discuss graduating college, Quinn's big move to SF, and horny old men!

Kaitlin and Quinn are back with special guest Bryce Huckaby! In this episode we read an excerpt from an original screenplay, discuss on-stage nudity, critique the 2016 film "Sausage Party", and give a quick tutorial on how to gaslight people! 

Happy New Year! This is our last episode recorded in the hell that was 2020, featuring historically heterosexual actor, Pano Roditis! We ask him the hard hitting questions about him getting his PhD in theatre, why men shouldn't write poetry, and what are the best movies to boink to. 

Happy November! We do a zoom interview with John Mulaney's voice double Travis Reaves-Butterfield! We talk about living in LA, people from our shared past, and who has the better podcast.

We're back with famous redhead Emily Masnica! We converse about Zoom theatre, high school gossip, and how to talk to your parents about sex ;)

In this episode we interview two-time Elly-nominated actor Mitchell Worrell-Olson! We get the scoop on the infamous Disney College Program,  the best kissers in the theatre department, and Chris Evans' penis. 

This week we meet with local musician/bone chef Plum Anderson! We talk about the best place to hide a weed backpack, puncturing your nuts, and why love sucks. Ft. his original song Snickerdoodle Sunshine.

This week we interview Santa Cruz musician and Quinn's high school bully, Alex Vareljian! We discuss zionism, hipster fashion, and Quinn's worst qualities. Ft. the song High Low (live) by Shoobies.

Welcome back to Season 3 of this podcast! We chat with Maryland based actor and singer-songwriter Ryan Perry about Arthur Miller, early Tame Impala and more! Ft. his original song Color Blue.

CW: We discuss a play about sexual assault from 3:00 to 8:43.

Happy one year anniversary to this podcast! Here's our very first greatest hits episode featuring our funniest bits from episodes 1 through 28.