Actor, director and entrepreneur Michael Patrick Owen joins us this week. We talk about his journeys in NYC and LA, going from Theatre to Film, the importance of education in the arts fields, the cultural power of art, and so much more!

The Pennsylvania Playhouse's Director Rod Gilkeson walks us through all things theater this week on the Poorly Edited Podcast. Chandler, Pat, and Amresse talk with Rod about life as a theater director in a small theater. We dive into vocal fry, set design, theater budgets, and obtaining the rights to famous shows. The gang also discusses their own unimpressive history with the theater.

We talk to the man who leaves a recording studio wherever he goes. Matt enamors us with where music has taken him in his life, from dropping out of college to be in a band full time and moving across the country with that band to try in make it in LA to moving back home and couch hopping until he finally found a home for himself and his studio in Bethlehem PA. By the end of the podcast it is clear that Zak has found his Sound Engineer Dad in Matt Molchany so come and watch a father and son bond for the first time.

This week gets magical on The PEP as we talk with magician Ari Paul. We talk about Ari doing magic for the Philadelphia Phillies as well as his run in with Jim Parsons. We learn what it takes to be a full time magician and what magic is like outside of Vegas. Lastly we learn the exact value of exposure.

The Alternative Gallery's Director Brandon Wunder joins us once again this week. We talk about the upcoming Allentown Artsfest, Pat's car dying at a previous Artsfest, and the beauty of a mosh pit. Brandon also walks us through the things he thinks about running The Alternative Gallery and why community is so important.

*Explicit-ish* Where's XLV? Who the hell is J.R. Brennan? Why is Coffee Guy filming? These are just some of the questions that will remain answerless as the gang sees what happens when they record a podcast after a very long, memey day. Somehow, its still worth watching.

Chris Carchedi of the band Airspace to talk about his new Twitch Variety show Airspace Live this week on PEP. We also touch on twitch's untapped potential, why "guilty pleasure bands" shouldn't be a thing and bops from like 80's!

*Explicitish* This week in The Attic we do what every film student does, talk at length about Quentin Tarantino. If you manage to make it through that we also talk about Twitch's structural problems and how to navigate twitch as a streamer.

Found once again with no guest the boys retreat to Josh's attic left with only Josh's extensively researched book report on Marvel's Phase 4. They also go over how to guarantee your baby goes to heaven, the last 5 things on their internet search history, and a couple other things to fill it out.

A man somehow brighter than his fluorescent yellow glasses, we sit down with Professor Scott Tice this week. We've been looking forward to this episode for a long time and if you watch at all you'll probably figure out why pretty quickly.  The man who was robbed of a 5 star review on ratemyprofessors.com enlightens us on what he learned from opening a recording studio right out of college, and what bands can do to make the most out of time in the studio. He also gives out the worst driving advice in the history of the program.