Colin Hanks (@ColinHanks), a very talented actor has just added director to his resumé. He has been working on his Tower Records documentary, 'All Things Must Pass' for 7 years and now it is finally out in theaters. Colin comes in to talk about the making of the film and how Tower Records and music impacted and shaped his life from a child through adulthood. He's a big music lover, passionate and well informed. Great conversation from start to finish. After you listen to this episode, go watch All Things Must Pass. Check towerrecordsmovie.com to see where it's playing near you. It's a must watch.

Nick and Kevin talk about a few of their first celebrity crushes when they were kids and how it helped shape who and what kind of women they liked growing up. Included are Punky Brewster, Winnie Cooper (which leads them down an extended conversation about how great of a show Wonder Years was for them both). Also, Nick announces his next album recording scheduled for December at the San Francisco Punch Line. Listen in and get tickets!

The second episode in an ongoing series where Nick and Kevin talk about a few things they are into and think you should be too. This episode includes six things ranging from playing tennis to wearing overalls. Listen and tell us what you think!

Kevin, Nick and Leslie Grossman had a little tiff on Twitter about the best flavors of ice cream, so what better way to resolve their differences than by buying their favorite flavors of mint chip ice cream and devoting an entire episode of Occasionally Awesome to taste testing them and figuring out which brand wins.

Robyn O'Neil is a talented artist and host of her own podcast about poetry called 'Me Reading Stuff.' Early in the episode Kevin discusses his trip to Northern California and his visit to the Santa Cruz skate museum. Robyn then discusses her early days in art school and how she became a working and respected artist. Included is a compelling story on how to manage obsession and expectations in life and creative endeavors. If you're into art, this one's for you. Follow Robyn on Twitter at @robyn_Oneil and subscribe to her podcast.

Adam Ray, friend comic and all around good guy comes by to hang out. Discussed are the shared love of the show Golden Girls and who would be cast in a remake. Adam also tells us about his days studying acting (and partying) at USC and gives the listeners one of his well honed celebrity impressions. All that and a special announcement about an exciting new movie he will be in. Follow Adam on Twitter here: @adamraycomedy.

April Richardson is back from a month long tour of standup and also following Morrissey around the country and watching him live. She sits down and explained the logistics of booking a tour around a tour and how the shows were (both hers and Morrissey's). Later the discussion turns to loving musicians and if it's appropriate to be obsessed in your thirties the same way you were in your twenties, the nature of adulthood when you're a creative professional and more. Follow her on Twitter at: @apey.

It finally happened. Kevin and Nick came up with 5 songs each they would take with them if they were stuck on a desert island for the foreseeable future. Listen in and see what made the cut and maybe an honorable mention or two at the end.

Kevin and Nick come up with a list of things they would go back and tell their teenage selves to help them get through their formative years.

One of Occasionally Awesome's best friends, Jayson Thibault returns to the show (and LA) after a five month hiatus. Jayson comes by to catch up and talk about Chicago, and the question Nick and Kevin ambush him with: what are your desert island top 5 songs. Jayson points out that Nick and Kevin have yet to do their episode on the subject, then he complies and comes up with some of his own. The conversation jumps from music to the 80s to Bill Cosby back to music and in many other fun directions. We love @theteeb and so should you. Enjoy.