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Greetings, fellow listeners. Now officially my coolest and longest interview (I'm coming for you, Rogan), I have an all-geek conversation with our thirteenth official guest: my Starbucks buddy Brian East (aka Tea Terminator). We go on for over three hours about his transformation from being fat and nerdy to fit and intellectual in the I.T. department, how we came together with green tea and coffee, our mutual love of The Boys and Community, Brian's knowledge of the MCU and DC Universe and adoration of Rick and Morty, which actor who played the Joker ranks best, and how I worry the length of this episode will bore my listeners into a coma (Note: Please don't fall asleep or skip this episode. I need more ears).

Greetings, fellow listeners. Doc's out of town for work again, but my mom's here once more to fill in for him. We talk about my very first acting audition that I had yesterday, how it went for me and whether or not it's my vocation in life, Mom's opinion on the people who work at the talent agency I auditioned for and what she thinks about the entertainment business, and what to expect from the talent agency the next time I meet with them again tomorrow afternoon (Note: Please listen to more of the podcast. I'm desperate for listenership). 

Greetings, fellow listeners. Another very special episode for lots of reasons. My mom joins me this time while my dad snoozes away as we chatter with two spectacular guests: both my grandparents. My grandfather was previously on the podcast to celebrate his birthday, this time he's accompanied by our twelfth official guest, his wife/my grandmother/Mom's mother Rosa Maria Olsen, to celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary. We tackle the topics of how they came together, being by each other's side for almost half a century, what good life has given them and to the family they've created, and I honor their marriage with singing "Danny's Song" by Loggins & Messina (Note: Recorded the day before the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Remember and never forget those who have fallen and those who have suffered).

Greetings, fellow listeners. After such and long and prosperous journey, I've finally been able to bring on the one person I tried to get on since the beginning of this podcast: our eleventh official guest, my best friend Ed Gonzalez. We had a cool conversation about being homies since we were seven years old, the best things we've done throughout the years as hombres, the effects we've had on each others lives, and continuing to be broskis till the end (Be sure to catch Night Diver's upcoming EP "Good Night, Scuba Diver" this Friday on Spotify).

Greetings, fellow listeners. Today, Doc and I sit around the table and chat with our tenth official guest who is also the fourth employee from Thump Gym and Fitness that I've interviewed. He is Lorenzo "Enzo" Pineiro, Thump receptionist Clarissa Barrientos' partner, a client at Thump, who has been living in the same gated community as I have for the past ten years and I've never even known about him until now. We talk about how we've always been oblivious to each other until today, following in the family real estate business, living the Miami lifestyle, and our deep fondness of horror movies and our mutual love of the hit Netflix series "Cobra Kai". Season 4 coming soon in December and already renewed for a fifth season! COBRA KAI NEVER DIES!!!

Greetings, fellow listeners. Doc and I once again relieve you from your boredom with us talking to you about the excellent experience of watching none other than Joe Rogan, the Podfather himself, live last night at the BB&T Center. Hear us say how it was better than the godawful Katt Williams show I went to last week, my new work schedule and why I'm going to enjoy it, and catch an early listen of my next performance at Tea & Poets.

Greetings, fellow listeners. Today, my dad and I chat about how much of a miserable time I had last week when I went to see Katt Williams at the BB&T Center and it was a complete rip-off, my new guitar that I got and how I've renewed my interest in playing the instrument, and what song I'll sing tomorrow at Tea & Poets and listen to me singing them at the end of this episode. Duke the dog returns once again for a special appearance.

Greetings, fellow listeners. The podcast goes back to its original roots with me and my dad reunite to talk about my latest performance at Tea & Poets this past Wednesday and my brand new appearance with clean-shaven head and why I chose to go with it and what's everyone's opinion on it. Yes, I'm bald now so get used to it. 

Greetings, fellow listeners. This is a very wondrous episode for two reasons: I chat with our ninth official guest who happens to be my grandfather, Allan Olsen, and today is his 83rd birthday! I celebrate my grandpa's birthday by conversing with him on the phone about how life on earth for 83 years has treated him, what he enjoys about being alive, his roles as being the husband to my grandma, the father to my mother, and the grandfather to me and my sister and how we affect his livelihood, and why he's the greatest grandfather that ever existed and why there will never be another one like him (Special appearance by my mom who drops in to say a few gracious words to honor her dad and my grandpa).

Greetings, fellow listeners. This is the third consecutive interview I've done this week. In what is probably my new favorite and possibly longest interview, our eighth official guest is a complete stranger. She is Emily Ruiz, a girl who I met at Starbucks just last week and is already considered my friend due to a lengthy and interesting conversation we had for over an hour. Almost as long as our previous encounter, Em and I talk about similar traits in our personalities, backgrounds alike, an equal amount of friends, our callings in life, what lies in store for our futures, and so much more hoopla that you can catch for yourself. Don't skip my big encore towards the end, it's what really makes this prolonged parley worth the listen (7 years ago today, we lost the hilarious legend, Robin Williams. May his soul keep us laughing).