Jen Shepard, comedian, actress, business owner and Artistic Director of the Penobscot Theatre Company clues us into her best defense against being murdered at home as well as her unique choice for the ideal holiday movie.  SPOILERS:  One involves a barbarian the other stuffed animals.

Rich Kimball, beloved husband, father, teacher, and host of the Downtown with Rich Kimball podcast dazzles us with his dulcet tones and shares his secret to a long and healthy life... never die.

Allen Adams, author, actor, all around good guy and child prodigy lets down his guard to face the slings and arrows of outrageous friends who can't wait to roast him.

Sam Kuykendall, Yes & Co. comedy improv founder, artist and philosopher ponders the potential for the circle of life through reincarnation or the digestive tract of a bear.

Amy Roeder, Maine House State Representative, actress and academic takes the floor as we yield to her Minnesota charms, reminding us that you ain't got a thing if you ain't got that bling... or at least a jar of sweet pickles.

Hudson Bradbury, server, chef, fashionista and mortuary cleaner stops by our DEADEYE studio to dish the details on his ideal demise and 8th grade tales behind the wheel of a tricked out golf cart.  His life flashes before us at 12MPH.

AJ Mooney, actress, dancer, landlord and artist shares her bucket list, love of animals, and bedazzles us with her end of life plans that beg the question: where do you draw the line with heavy petting?

Jason Preble, systems engineer, comedian and actor joins us in our DEADEYE studio to discuss his recent midlife crisis, near death experience at the hands of a pool of five year olds and his greatest fear: Is there laughter after death?