Anesthesiologist Dr. Dora Chua scrubs in to the studio to discuss long distance relationships and reveal in-depth instructions for handling a Jason.

Former US Army Captain and captain of our hearts Andrew Lee discusses his journey from Cerritos to Afghanistan, sharing his experience as an Asian American at West Point and his love for wadis.

Rock climbing enthusiast Lloyd Lee boulders over to the studio to chat with Jason and Kelcey about moon boards, finger strength, and Strads.

Overcoming tremendous odds, Jason and Kelcey convinced Dr. Lisa Chu to tell us about CBS's portfolio of Crime-Based Shows, how media can inspire a career, and the definition of "game".

Machine learning researcher Akshay Krishnamurthy teaches Jason and Kelcey about the ultimate form of Frisbee, the machinations of research authorship, and whether we should fear AI. Also, Kelcey shows off his math skills.

Senior UX designer Song-I Yang comes by to chat with the fellas about faking it – having the courage (or the naïveté) to dive into the deep end of work and love.

Shweta Balakrishnan, voted most likely to be the next Oprah in high school, drops by to reminisce about our wild days of competitive speech, and Jason discovers the dark underbelly of speech tournaments.

James Oh, double black belt in Japanese Jujitsu, speaks with double no belt Jason and Kelcey. We take a truly epic ride through James' life story: growing up in the Midwest, taking on grueling martial arts training, and making life-changing decisions by coin flip.

Christina Hsu, a Los Angeles-based actress, shares her journey from high school indoor percussion to acting and improv with non-Los Angeles-based Jason and Kelcey.

Jenny Chen, a certified smarty pants (Harvard Postdoctoral Fellow, PhD in Bioinformatics and Integrative Genomics from MIT), discusses pregnancy and gently explains placentas.