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We go back to Kyle to attend to the wake of my actions after spending last episode whining about a petty squabble with my father.

This might very well be the best episode of the year. Last time Kyle came on he de-railed the show and made it personal between him and a show booker who cut his time but this time we really get personal with me as we talk about parent-hood, overbearing fathers, and stealing jokes.

Christina is one of those few people I can't help but talk up since they're so rare: she bikes everywhere, she doesn't wear a lot of makeup, and she doesn't think anything is off the table in comedy.

In this interview we talk about all that and more.

I just keep bringing Robs on to this cast.

In this interview we talk about drinking, relationships, and all the anger between them.

This is a great episode. If you don't know Nikki Bon you need to look her up. Love having her on the show and she's also this weeks guest on my new podcast: Blackpillup available on iTunes and Spotify.

In this conversation we talk about starting late at something you love, being a single child, and if it's worse to have an emotional cheat than a physical cheat.

Three years since the first episode and still going.

In this rant I talk about family, New Years resolutions, and how hard it is to talk freely.

We're doing so many new things now. So new, I probably give a horrible interview here with one of my favorite youTubers (yeah, I have favorite youTubers).

In this interview we talk about going out of your way to get the right talent, how cinematography is dying, and tackling a feature length dub project.

This episode had to get proposed because the first recording got cut short six minutes in when the power went out.

In this interview we talk about childhood trauma, self-improvement, and when it's okay to start shitting on people you kinda know.

It just keeps getting better and better.

In this conversation we talk about what makes a sweatshirt not a hoodie, pubic hair, and how she sabotaged the last restaurant she worked for.

We're still live but we still sometimes interview people about me. Egan's a new kid on the block and something about him really speaks to me so I decided to get to know him while getting to know myself.

In this conversation we talk about how you can't speak about certain topics honestly without getting nervous, how the open mic scene has become a capitalist business, and how college is a worth the money for the social experience.