Former theater kid Abigail Treut decided to make a career change in a big way. Now on her way to becoming a hairstylist and beautician (IG - abi_treut_styles), Abi reflects on her past as a professionally groomed thespian. Later, we are treated to a little home movie action and even some college theater sounds, which are then given the Recreation Theater treatment (back for a third time!).

18 year old Elann speculates on the future all while hitting on such hot-button topics as politics, music, relationships, cars, and his employment woes. Older Elann is again joined by Will and a returning Kathryn for commentary about all this. Thanks to Kathryn for the episode name!

Writer & comedian Kelly Bachman ("Rape Jokes for Survivors") comes by to share old videos from her childhood growing up in Greensboro, NC. We also talk about her multiple projects, how she transitioned from film into comedy, and why you should take caution when facing her (or any of the Bachman sisters for that matter) at Tekken.

Singer-songwriter Sophie Blue joins Elann to talk roots and influences, and play some music live in The REC Room; Our first musical guest to do so! Later, Sophie contributes some rather irreverent Snapchats from college and even shares a performance from high school.

Our first episode recording live from The REC Room, a name Elann was responsible for selecting! He and Will go about a smattering of Danziger Zone clips, tracing back to such familiar topics as hairstyle atrocities, terrible British accents, and bringing a tape recorder to school. One for the purists.

A while back during the early days of L&R, Melissa uncovered a box of tapes from her outgoing neighbor in Queens. After bringing it to Doug and Elann's attention, the group decided to have a listening session and record the results of one tape in particular. In hindsight this was a great idea, and they were on to something...except for the fact that the recorded episode featured only snippets of the tape's content.

As a result of that oversight, this content is now being played in full. Featuring seemingly no one, except for the mysterious voice of someone named Alan Fitzdaniels. Our most ominous analog offering to date!

Will once again comes through with another deeply creative gem of a human, Texas son Kevin Jones, who currently plays bass for Scarlet Sails, a band co-founded by Dresden Dolls drummer Brian Viglione. That tidbit was merely a blip towards the end of the show, as Will and Elann were too busy for this this hour diving into Kevin's past projects and evolution as a musician. Featuring high school band rock, praise & worship music, and a song about murder.

Take a dive into the sounds of funny lady Lauren Killer's musical theater past! Elann rides solo for this go-around, which makes for an organic flowmance to blossom between two hip hop improvisers, with an actual freestyle session included!

Check out Lauren on Instagram: pastcurfewnyc AND laurenkillerinfluencer

Will enlisted a fellow E-Brooklyn Media co-worker to come by. Jonathan Sperling is soon to graduate from Baruch College and works as the digital editor for the Queens Daily Eagle. Jonathan may only be 22, but his first radio show interview provided Will and Elann with some fun insights into his Marine Park upbringing and continued interest in community news. Featuring sung praises for Disney World, visual pranks definitely not fit for radio, four minutes of sped up talking near the end, and musical interludes all throughout by Talk Talk (RIP Mark Hollis).

Those familiar with Radio Free Brooklyn's Sunday morning call-in talk show "Young Person's Radio" will be pleased to hear its host and creator Colby Smith on the other side of the board for an in-depth discussion about his journey into comedy, and where his love of radio first began. Colby shares with Will and Elann his weird obsession with the Jimmy Buffet musical, his affinity for slapstick humor, and his utter disdain for the sketch comedy clips he created for the University of Sheffield back in 2011.