JL Cauvin stopped by to discuss Reality Appearances that WEREN'T as well the litany of showbiz people that want us dead. We also got into the problem with New York City and burnt down Delis.

Here's Krystyna Hutchinson discussing a Network Television appearance I might be making, a stripper I definitely dated, and a hospital that harvested the organs of a live woman. Family fun, ya'll.

Dean Imperial and Jelisha Gatling talk foot orgasms, fat house pets, and the greatest reality show ever. There's also a lot more talk about playing soccer with a decapitated head than we expected.

Here's Pat Dixon discussing fat jokes, tight-rope walkers, and the problem with driving to Brooklyn.

We also got into fighting people in vagina costumes and other high-minded fare.

Big Game Comic Kevin Downey Junior kicked off Las Vegas week to talk about maid-sex, 4pm Guest Spots, and where to find the worst hookers in Vegas. We also got into some real estate advice for Detroit investors as well as the greatest NFL Player to EVER live.

Dean Imperial joined us for a state of the union on the Massachusetts manhunt. We also did a few Colin Quinn impressions and explained exactly when the chase will end and why.

New York Times Best Selling Author Keith Elliot Greenberg stopped by to discuss the Wrestling Match, The Tree Lighting, and The Shooting that took place on December 8, 1980. Along the way he got into the first ever East Coast / West Coast Rap Feud and John Lennon's Amish Period. Keith's new book December 8, 1980 is available wherever fine books are sold.

Dean Imperial stopped by to discuss what it takes to get into cannibalism and the race for the White House. We also got into his hit play "Naked Eyes" which will be @ The Beckett on Theater Row this Sunday. Jordon Ferber came through to promote both his pot addiction and his weekly comedy series @ the Zinc Bar on West 3rd street. Crazy storm coverage guest starred.

Mike McPadden, head writer of Mr. Skin, stopped by to discuss his latest literary masterpiece "If You Like Metallica" which is available wherever fine books are sold. We also got into the utopian version of New York City known as Chicago and explained how a cities top culinary export influences the disposition of it's people. From there it was ALL METALLICA, with a side of Anthrax, Bill Clinton, and suicide by alligator.

Dean Imperial joined us for a heated discussion on the aforementioned subjects. Copycat criminals, bad fathers, and the robot from "Small Wonder" guest starred. Happy National Donut Day.