Possibly the best man to ever be on a podcast, this week is the super interesting jack of all trades and skeptic extraordinaire George Hrab! George Hrab of the Philadelphia Funk Authority and The Blue Turtles is one of the most diverse guests we have had! We chat about the importance of travel, being alright with creating "sub par" content, and why his own 600+ episode podcast is called The Geologic Podcast even though it has nothing to do with geology. The gang also talks about The Amazing Meeting, Lord of the Rings, and how much stuff we really need!

Seth Witcher is a local musician just breaking into the scene . After catching everyone up on a jam packed week we talk about Seth's first single, overcoming adversity as an up and coming musician, and building his guitar from scratch, twice! We talk hiking Glen Onoko Falls, filming for the Bethlehem Area Public Library, and Seth's cover of 'Stressed Out' by 21Pilots!

Dream Theater’s Keyboard legend, Jordan Rudess, a man with an origin story that of a comic book hero about his musical upbringing, love of creating apps, and the release of his new solo album, “Wired For Madness,” which was produced by Mascot Label Group and created in part using Jordan’s own app Morphwiz. Jordan Rudess invited the team to interview him before Dream Theater’s performance on April 13, 2019, at Tower Theater in Upper Darby, shortly after the release of Dream Theater’s 14th studio album entitled “Distance Over Time” which was produced through Inside Out Music/Sony Music. During the interview, they learn that Jordan Rudess is a keyboardist virtuoso genius with absolute pitch. The trio talk about his new single, “Why I Dream,” and the release of his new album at Guitar Center in New York City. The piano prodigy, Juilliard dropout, Grammy Nominee, and creator of Liquid Tension Experiment also talks of his dreams of musical VR, dumbing down his prodigy, his Online Conservatory, and his music company, Wizdom Music.

Today we discuss the careers of two different "Miyazaki's" and ask deep meaningful questions like "Should Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice have a hard mode" and "Is Pat the only one who cares about Pet Semetary?" Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a challenging game, and something else challenging has been reading through scores of articles and comments calling for a game so meticulously crafted to have an easy mode. Should Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice have an easy mode or does the internet just need to Get Gud? Speaking of challenging, Stephen King books are hard to read maybe those should also have an easy mode? The new film reboot of Pet Semetary has been released and boy oh boy do we have a lot to say about it! A nice cinema pallet cleanser for us will take the form of watching re-released movie theater screenings of Miyazaki Anime movies for GhibliFest. We get hype over watching Howl's Moving Castle on the big screen!

Brandon Wunder, the visionary and director behind The Alternative Gallery: a non-profit organization that cultivates and preserves outsider art and culture, and helps jump-start the careers of artists, joins us this week. We dive into the creative forces that drove him towards film and directing a documentary about his annual festival, ArtsFest.

Punk singer/ tattoo artist Spencer Moffat joins us this week. When he's not training to be a tattoo artist he's the lead singer of Tavertein, and when he's not singing he's seeing UFOs, and when he's not living the X-files or The Twilight Zone, he's meeting Coheed and Cambria. His life sounds exhausting we’re glad we just sit in front of a camera once a week and eat Matzos, we’ve been coasting for awhile now.

Writer and director of the upcoming film The Hacks, Brady Caverly joins us this week. He spills the beans about what inspired the film, selling out theaters at the Pasadena International Film Festival, and shares the immense amount of knowledge and wisdom he has picked up after decades in the industry and in life.

Matt Molchany, who runs Shards recording studio which is where half of our previous guests have recorded music joins forces with Josh Berk of the Bethlehem Area Public Library to talk about the new recording studio in the basement of the Bethlehem Library. Yes, you heard that right.

We sit down with Danielle Karthauser and talk about her gaming magazine LevelStory. We discuss narratives in video games and why Pat hates games with a good story. Did you like Kingdom Hearts 3? Well we didn't, come on in and find out why!