I always enjoy talking to Brendan Ryan. He's funny, friendly & relatable. He's the host of a podcast called Adult Babies, which I have been fortunate to be a part of on multiple occasions. He's currently enjoying his 3rd kidney, 2nd by transplant. We discussed everything from depression to COVID-19 to the unflappable Tom DeCillis. NO ONE READS THESE BLURBS AND NO ONE CARES ABOUT THESE WORDS. Let me know if you enjoyed the episode. Text me "Kitty Litter."

Johnny In Paris is a fantastic artist that I got turned on to by the homie Michael Dubin. We spoke about Chicken Sandwiches, and what this blurb would say. Also, I think this is the hardest I've laughed in a long time and I thank Johnny for that. Around minute 14. Between the butchering of Bennet Hoffman's Therapy joke and the bastardization of Johnny's art. Ok. Bye. Subscribe to my YouTube. Check out Johnny's art. And stay safe.

We're still locked inside. I still don't like how it went down and I certainly don't like the implications. But I am starting to ease back into having moods other than "frightened," or "depressed." That's gotta be a good thing. Matt Levy, here, is pretty optimistic about being locked at home. I gotta say, it helped to hear his outlook. And that's why we do these things. To hear other opinions and other perspectives. Locked in our echo chambers on facebook is such an unhealthy way to think. 

Nathan Orton is a stand up comedian. Originally from St. Louis, MO. He moved to NYC to pursue his passion for comedy. Nathan & I met on my birthday this year and became friends instantly. Blurb blurb blurb.

Also - I tried a new way of recording under pressure and the audio is slightly out of sync and I don't like it.. like it recorded Nathan in real time and then I was on a one or two second delay... 

It doesn't ruin the episode, but I definitely need to fix it for next time.

Another installment with a front line soldier in the war against disease. When not on tour (and since we've all been forced home from tour), Rick works for Amazon, delivering packages. He has a lot to say about the company he works for and also, he loves wrestling.

Times are scary. I feel like a paranoid lunatic thinking about the stuff no one else is thinking about. But it seems like people are starting to ask some questions finally. 

This week, I'm joined by NYC comedian Nick Tilleli. We discuss the current situation and how hospitals are holding up. We discuss the economy, upward mobility and the loss of freedom.

Times are weird. I'm scared and nervous. And maybe these episodes will help me get through these next few weeks. 

Mark Benjamin is a comedian, here in NYC, and he talks me off the ledge a little. We both have some unpopular thoughts on the whole situation at hand. Hope you enjoy our conversation. I sure did.

My pal Adam from Taking Back Sunday joins the show. We discuss having children, mental illness, dealing with mental health issues and balancing healthy competition with unhealthy competition, jealousy and other things that are out of our control. We also talk about some game Splendor that I never heard of but have to win.

My best bud for the past 20 years, Michael Dubin, joins me for a quick episode today. We discuss parenting, economics, and his recent journey into the world of fine arts. 

My buddy Chris McCarthy plays for legends of Death Metal Internal Bleeding. He also plays in a metalcore band called Without Remorse. We discuss how cool it is to travel the world doing what you love. How cool it is that he gets to play in a band he grew up loving. And how cool it is that different people can have a different definition of success. We touch on the beginnings of our friendship back at the Emporium nightclub on Long Island. And how cool Death Metal is in Indonesia.