Necessary & Sufficient

Rebecca “Doctor” Stonger is in the final throes of cooking up a baby in her middle, so I was so happy that we could record this before things got completely out of hand.  I’ve known Rebecca for about ten years now, but only in a very limited context.  Well, two, if you count the Coop.  Anyway, it was great to have her on the podcast.

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Sorry this is a day late—I was too nervous to put the finishing touches on the episode, what with the polls.  But all’s well that ends well, right?  Enjoy.

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This was so fun.  Josh is one of my new favorite people.  Bonus points for being way into Lego.  Nice work, Josh.

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How psyched was I to have Jesse Thorn on the hundredth episode of Necessary & Sufficient?  Billion, with a “b.”

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Megan returns for another round of Necessary & Sufficient hardball.  Look out for soft-pitch music recommendations at the end of the episode!

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Erik asked me, quite reasonably, why I had picked these words for him.  I must admit that I have no answer to that question.  Sometimes you just get a feeling about someone, am I right?

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More technical mumbo-jumbo with Stephan.  But I’m not going to make excuses.  Why are you here, if not for technical mumbo-jumbo?

Today’s episode of Necessary & Sufficient was not kayfabed, but conspiracies abound, of course.

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Sean Martin returns to Necessary & Sufficient for a non-trick question.

Another case of “how could I have waited this long?”  My old pal Seth Kibel makes a splendid debut, and seems to remember more than he thought he might.

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