Oh Brother, not another podcast

In the midst of the corona virus crisis and lockdown, Miggs and Trace Burroughs reminisce about some provocative encounters with Westport celebrities and other offbeat, if not a little off color, childhood memories.

The brothers interview Westport's first, and best poet laureate, Diane Lowman, who discusses Shakespeare, her experience on a container ship, and she creates some haiku on demand

The brother interview renaissance man, artist and physicist, Mark Yurkiw regarding the digital divide

Founder of the Uptown Horns, Crispin Cioe has played sax for all the greats

The brother interview prolific actress Rachel Konstantin who has shared the stage and screen with the top names in the biz and has the gossip to prove it

Interview with Rachel Precious, one of the few women in the Northeast harvesting, shucking and serving oysters

Interview with Michael Friedman whose photos of Rock and Roll heroes from the 60s and 70s have just been installed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Helen Klisser During and Mary Himes, wife of Connecticut Congressman Jim Himes discuss their foundation UNLOADUSA.org

Long time, and controversial political consultant to Bill Clinton and many others, spends some time on the phone with the brothers