Neil Rubenstein

This week I am joined Walter Schreifels of Quicksand, Gorilla Biscuits, Rival Schools, Dead Heavens, Vanishing Life, Youth Of Today, Walking Concert, World's Fastest Car, Project X, Warzone, Moondog, that might be it... We discuss the past, the future & Germany.

I got to speak to Jess Coppens today. She sings for a great new band by the name of Mirror Eyes. We discuss homosexuality and technology. But not how they relate to each other. I'll probably talk to someone else about that.

Jason Chatfield, Australian cartoonist currently living in NYC, keeps me busy in traffic. We discuss geography and imperialism. Neither of which I'm qualified to discuss. I think I need to have paid more attention in school.

Mookie Thompson is an up & coming comedian from the bustling Brooklyn scene. He writes & performs on MTV's Bugging Out. We talk about the Brooklyn scene and the difference between a group of friends & a click.

Vinnie Caruana, singer of I Am The Avalanche & The Movielife, just released a solo album on Equal Vision Records. We discuss his solo tour and the hardcore punk scene.

Christopher Roach helped pass the time today by discussing his start in comedy and how he landed a role on Kevin James' new CBS sitcom, Kevin Can Wait. We also discuss some writing theory that I absolutely butcher and need to call Bryan McKenna for help. Special thanks to Bryan for this one.

Jessie Graff is a fierce competitor on American Ninja Warrior & a professional stunt women, most notably on CBS' Supergirl. She took time out of her busy life to talk to me about climbing things & jumping out of stuff.

Steve joins the podcast again to discuss politics, religion, and homosexuality. We also talk about Magnolia.

Jensen Karp just wrote a book about his extremely interesting non-career in rap music. It's called "Kanye West Owes Me $300." We talk about a few of the passages from that book as well as how he knows Brian Diaz.

Adam was walking across the same bridge I was driving over. Chris Martello was with me. We talked about Hatebeak briefly & this cool ass Sesame Street sketch.