Joey Dussault is one of the busiest musicians I know. He's in the garage rock band Bard's Flying Vessel, the chiptune emo band (T-T)b, and his latest project, Sorcerer. In this episode, we discuss music scenes, from Ridgewood to Dimes Square, Boston, and beyond.

Betty McCann is a recent mom, real estate agent, friend, and neighbor. We talk about how to own a home and have kids in our beloved Ridgewood.

Max Arias (obliqueoctopus) and I have an issue with overhyped movies. We try to understand why we care so much what other people think.

Trey Durst (aka Poor Frisco) is a media executive at a top studio by day and indie rocker by night. He is also my friend. On this week's episode, Trey tries to sell me on why TV is good.

I go on a deep dive with Amelia Holcolmb about the joys of walking in New York.

Photographer and former barman Daniel Dickerman (@dandickerman_) drinks with me while we discuss today's drinking culture.

Musician Tom Criblez (aka teasea) and I talk about what it means to grow older in a city where nothing feels permanent.

My wife Nika and I are obsessed with supermarkets.

Artist Dan Criblez (@weeze____) and I discuss why making plans with people in New York is so goddamn hard.

NYC food professional and fellow Ridgewoodian Mimmo (@mjmimmo1) helps me figure out why eating good is so hot right now.