Welcome to the semi-adulthood episode of Isolated Confusion. I did invite some friends over to celebrate with us but don't worry, it's a small gathering with comics Jacob Feldman, David Britton and Warren Hall and we managed to get William Wakeman to play music for us while following the safety guidelines.

The uncensored version of the episode with Ryan Joseph, Sally Torregiani and Kelly Valentine as comedic talent and music by Dennis Herbert and Ryder Cooley of The Dust Bowl Faeries.

Welcome back to our post-rehab episode. This time around we're back to discuss the important things in life with Dave Boyle, Jim Felter & special guest Josh Ostroff where we kick off the trend of having guests that aren't just comics. Li also plays us a song off of his newest album.

Our first best of compilation is here to look back and take a moment of silence on some of the best moments Isolated Confusion has to offer thus far.

This week's episode is a return to format with three more comics joining us with the likes of Reggie Edwards returning from his vacation to purgatory, April Cattell of Resistance is Dumb & Whatdayameme & Mike "Threedee" Smith of Comedy Pipe. We're also treated to a song by Hairbag who are one of my favorite Hudson Valley bands.

I'm going to tell you right now, this episode is not the norm since it's the special birthday blowout episode (It's tomorrow) so I decided that instead of interviewing comics, I'd have a sit-down with some relatives by the names of Valerina Inevitable, Rachel "Sisterbro" Inevitable & Mother Superior Inevitable. Shine Delphi from Louisiana also plays a song for us

Welcome to the 13th floor, we're taking the number back by having a small get-together with Ryan DeNisco, Terrence Green & Shafi Hossain and we hired a band called Dead Wicks who you can find on Soundcloud, Spotify and their website DEADWICKS.com

Join me as I befriend more comics by the name of Victoria Diana, Gary Levine & Jordan Fried, We also listen to someone named Stunod.

Welcome to MK 11 Of Our beautiful show, this week we have Maine legend Jan Rankowski, Albany dweller Mike Bredice and the return of fellow headspacian Amanda Hintze, join us as we talk about the hard facts and listen to the music of Ken Conklin.

This weeks "We made it past Y2K" episode we celebrate with Perla Ayora, James Desalvo & Jerry Dymond and Red Neckromancer plays an awesome song for us too, it's enough to make Jerry say "What the what?" in the good way.