Keller’s Couch

Rick Darge is a writer, director, and cinematographer. Through his years in Los Angeles, he has worked in every facet of the film industry. Rick has a unique artistic look at the world and shares his perspective through his comedic short films. He won an Emmy Award in 2007 for his work in the web series, Satacracy88. His film, Zen Dog, won the Film of the Festival at Raindance International Film Festival after its release in 2018. Kick back and enjoy our chat with Rick Darge. Find Rick at www.rickdarge.com.

Brian Murnion is a filmmaker, director, and writer. He is the founder, executive director, and executive producer for Films by Murnion. He is also the founder and executive director for the MINT Film Festival, which is now in its third year. An auteur and lover of cinema, he pours himself into his work in hopes to reach a broader community. He has written and directed a full-length film as well as many other shorts. Find Brian at www.filmsbymurnion.com or at www.mintfilmfestival.org.

Ayyy! Willy G. and Keller are BACK BABY. In this episode, your favorite couch potatoes hit the Arby's drive-thru for some sammies. Kristin and Gerald call their son, Courtney, to see how school is going in Chicago. Also, Debora and Deborah are back on their program, Debby!, to speak about their weekly engagement "Stitchin' and B*tchin'" and the qualms that come with it.

The boys are back in another episode of Think Fast! This time the boys take you on a ride through Will's camping experience, a man buys some candy from Franny's Candies, and Tommy the Tiger Man takes you on a walkthrough of his zoo.

Fourth-generation Montanan Russell Rowland is a critically-acclaimed author of six books, a teacher, and a radio and podcast host. From the written to the spoken word, he is a true voice of the Big Sky Country. We chat about his newest book, "Cold Country", his travels around the nation, and his future in baseball.

You can hear Russell every first Monday of the month on Yellowstone Public Radio for his program, "56 Counties" where he interviews the people of Montana, around Montana (www.ypradio.org/programs/56-counties)! Or, you can hear him on his podcast, "Breakfast in Montana", where he and writer, Aaron Parrett, discuss two Montana books per episode (www.breakfastinmontana.com). Also, check out his website at www.russellrowland.com to stay up-to-date with events and to find where to purchase his material.

Juan Chavis is on the couch! Juan is a musician, composer, chef, film connoisseur, art fan, and all-around great guy. You can hear in his tone that he is smart, patient, relaxed, and very kind. We were so excited to have him on the couch. Kick back and enjoy!

Marisa Gollus is on the couch! Marisa is a smorgasbord of awesomeness. She is a chef, a baker, a singer, a reader/writer, an activist, and a traveler. Marisa stands out in anything she chooses to pursue. On top of being delightfully multi-faceted, she is also extremely kind and genuine - something the world could use a little more of. Kick back and enjoy Marisa's infectious laugh in this week's episode of Keller's Couch.

Keller lost an episode. What happened? Did Tiffany and Matthew sabotage the recording? Will and Keller blaze it with Roger and Rory Kellen. Time turns against them in a threatening way. Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reunite with the Beatles after using a ouija board. However, things turn sour when they realize it was only Ozzy Osbourne and Mario the whole time. Lastly, Michael Caine interviews Michael Caine with his two sidekicks, Michael Caine and Michael Caine.

Oh. My. Gahhh. Tiff and Stacy are so totes annoyed at John right now. He interrupts their luncheon at Panda Express. After, a minor dispute incurs with a neighbor's dog, Hibiscus. Lastly, Trevon and Skin are back in Dark Matter! to interview the band, Pamdemic. Boy, you're in for a naaaaasty treat.

This week, the boys bring you, You Can Call Us Debby! with Deborah and Debora. On this episode of Debby! the gals speak with special guest, Deb. Will "finds" some peaches that Keller protests against in a prickly dispute; luckily the police were there to protect and provide. And lastly, Trevor the King Pigeon takes a boy to reign the pigeon kingdom with his organic mayonnaise.