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Wilson Koewing and I discuss the short story "Fowler's Lake" by Peter Orner. I was drinking a large big boozy bourbon stout. Wilson had a cooler of IPAs and some Delirium Tremens (the beer). We had some good laughs about the male anatomy. I apologize to Peter. This one was just really fun.
Troy James Weaver and I discuss the short story "Letter to a Young Lady in Paris". THERE ARE RABBITS. We both agree on what an odd story this is. We discuss the magnificence of this piece. There's not much else to say. Only rabbits.
Mallory Smart and I discuss the short story "Black Car" by Duncan Birmingham. I have returned after a long holiday. Mallory was drinking mini bottles of wine and I was downing beer like no one's business. I think I hear an elephant. Mallory and I discuss traffic patterns in various large American cities. I apologize to Duncan a lot. This is a good episode.
Kevin Kearney and I discuss the short story "To Do" by Jennifer Egan. We drink. Kevin gives me a Shakespeare lesson. We go on some other asides. We name drop Jennifer a lot. We really hope she listens to this and likes it. I ramble a bit.
Aaron Burch and I discuss the short story "Thank You" by Amelia Gray. We were definitely drinking some beers. I was feeling good. We had some laughs. This episode contains a reference to The Leftovers and I think some other obscure stuff. I call Aaron a legend.
Zac Smith and I discuss the short story "The Lover" by Joy Williams. I would normally write more but I think less is better.
Shawn Berman and I discuss the short story "Unprotected" by Shawn Berman. I forget what I was drinking. If Shawn was drinking, I forget what it was too. I do need to write this stuff down. Maybe it's in the notes. This is a story about a condom and we guffaw.
Kevin Sterne and I discuss the short story "The Swim Team" by Miranda July. I forget what I was drinking. I'm not entirely certain what Kevin was drinking, I will have to look it up. We have a good time.
Josh Sherman and I discuss the short story "A Curved Line" by William Saroyan. I forget what I was drinking. I believe Josh was drinking one of those hard seltzers. We discuss Toronto.
D.T. Robbins and I discuss the short story "The Morning After The Phish Show" by Kevin Sterne. We both drink a lot of beer and go on some great asides about the 90s and about how I have never seen the movie "Scream".
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