Renowned singer, song writer, performer, Mystic Bowie discusses his career and background in Jamaica, connecting with Keith Emerson, Tina Weymouth, Chris Franz, and a great story about roughing up a very drunk #Ringo Starr.

Matt Mandell, Director of the Westport/Weston Chamber of Commerce, discusses his many innovations in town to keep us entertained, engaged, well fed, and informed, including the Westport Dog Festival, Slice of Saugatuck, Supper and Soul, Westport Restaurant Guide, and so much more.

Peter Katis, owner of Tarquin recording studios in Bridgeport, CT describing the recording, and engineering process that has served him well over decades of producing independent bands

Alison Patton, Pastor of Saugatuck Congregational Church, Westport, CT, talks with the boys about her calling as Pastor, her intellectual and spiritual curiosity, and how her congregation has adapted to Covid

Legendary record promotions man Rich Totoian tells great stories about his interactions with Peter Frampton, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Jack Bruce, Leslie West, the Who and many others

Kathie Bennewitz, Art Curator of Westport, CT, discusses, among other things, Westport's great murals from the WPA program, rescuing 60 pieces of art from encroaching mold in one of the public schools, and moving, cataloging and packing hundreds of pieces of art from the old library to the newly transformed library.

Presented by the Westport Library and The Quick Center for the Arts, Actress Joanna Gleason discusses her life and career, from being game show host Monty Hall's daughter, to winning a Tony for her performance in "Into the Woods" on Broadway. She also played Mark Wahlberg's intense mother in "Boogie Nights", among hundreds of other stage, screen and TV roles.

As explained at the beginning of the podcast, Miggs and Trace were able to snag THE Daniel Craig who is the latest and arguably greatest James Bond, 007, of all. Enjoy!

Rafi Ferrer, son of Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer, and cousin to George Clooney, discusses his acting and voice over career, as well as growing up in Hollywood with such famous parents

Famed French mime and student of Marcel Marceau, Bernard Moreau, joins the brothers for this most unusual podcast. At the last minute he let them know that he must be true to his art form during any public appearance and refused to vocalize his responses, so the brothers improvised, with mixed results.