Scarlet is one of the hardest working people I ever met in Los Angeles and her body of work after a decade definitely shows it. We've only known eachother for half of that but as someone who came to the city of angels and broken dreams around the same time she did I thought it would be fun to talk about how much we've changed over the last ten years.

Lou is back to ring in the New Year. We we're suppose to talk about polyamory but got stuck for way longer on raising kids and the way parent's fail us. Also, just after exporting this I remembered I may have mentioned Bob Saget... This was recorded before his death... if that matters.

SEASON 6!!! 

If you think it's hard to get here it's not. People give dedicated people a lot of credit but it's just as often fueled by lunacy as it is gusto and conviction. But here we are. If I could go back in time and talk to myself at the beginning I'd say "lower your expectations, maybe make it a more focused project" but I wouldn't have listened then either. 

It's the last episode of the year! It's the year end wrap up! I've done five of these and the only thing I've really accomplished is the one thing we ever accomplish after a run around the sun: perspective. 

Oh my god an episode that's on schedule and a guest who is non-binary!? Things are definitely changing. 

Lou Barrett is a self proclaimed queer writer and publisher and an appreciator of a good argument. We don't get into a lot of them here but I feel like this episode will be a good primer to many conversations we'll have in the future.

We're back. We're back for good now. I promise. This is not a false alarm. I got distracted but I'm grounded now and I'm ready to commit. 

This episode is from weeks ago but I promise it's still ripe and I've got fresh fruit coming around the bend. Don't leave me! I need you! I need this!

I've been gone for a while but I'm still doing this even though there's already enough people doing it as well.

I'm tired and high and I forgot to turn the TV off while recording this.