This week we have Tamara Dever, woman of many hats! She's an author, book designer, author coach, and curator of the '80s with her website TotallyCool80s.com! She's author of a children's book called "The Day We Found Yesterday" and several fun quiz books like the "Ultimate Mix Tape" quiz book series and the "I Like Big Books & I Cannot Lie"! We talk about her books, her super cool '80s inspired office space, the '80s (of course!), Corey Hart, and sharing our childhoods with kids. The '80s live! Come listen, like, share and subscribe! Much love!

The boys are joined by the fabulous Sophia Sky who is the Executive Director of SEAF. We dive into what SEAF is, how it got started, some of the artists, some of the many, many things available at the festival, why it is very important to the community, and what to expect when one spends the weekend immersed in this erotic festival. Thanks for the watch/listen, and please subscribe, like, comment and share. Much love!

The boys catch up with their old friend Captain Slinky who, along with Mrs. Captain Slinky and their Oddlings, run the Oddmall here in Washington. They just so happen to have the Spring Sprung show coming up in a couple of weeks, so now is the perfect time to learn about the show. Take a listen and make sure you get out to Oddmall at least once in your life! Don't forget to comment, share, like and subscribe. Much love!

This week we talk with Eric Taunt of new venture Taunt Winery LLC about mead, that ancient creation made with water, yeast, honey and time. He brings in some jalapeno mead to sample, and we discuss the process and his hope to create a business from a wonderful hobby, all the while helping disabled veterans and veteran causes. We also look at some headlines because this world is so crazy! Go give a listen! Do some likes, subscribes, shares and comments. Much Love

We're spending some time back in the 80's with Steve Spears, co-host of the Stuck in the 80's Podcast and author of the new book: Stuck in the '80s: 20 Years of Conversations with Pop Culture Icons Who Defined a Decade. Steve recounts interviews and conversations with some fascinating stars of the decade of decadence who give some real insight into who they are. It's a great conversation with a genuine curator of the biggest decade of our youths. Oh, and we do some headlines. Fun packed episode, so like, subscribe, comment and share. Much Love!

It's another week's worth of news...the good, the bad, and the Kristi Noem. Man, there is a lot going on, including war, bombs, rising prices, missing files, red rashes, dinosaurs and shopping carts. R.I.P. Neil Sedaka. Like it, share it, comment on it and subscribe it. Keep your head down. Much love.

It's an episode of just headlines this week on the program. The boys dig into some of the good, the bad, and the ugly this week. From STOTU to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees, and everything in between. Enjoy the show? Don't forget to like, subscribe, comment and share. Don't like the show, we still love you. Comment and let us know how we can improve. Much Love!

Episode 162 finds the boys discussing all the funky sheet happening around the world this week, some fun, some not fun at all. Then they jump into talking about songs that may have never been #1 on the Billboard, but are number one for another reason, like most awesome, best American and best female led rocker. It's all about the music on this episode, so give a like, a subscribe, a comment and a share! Much love!

The boys run through the headlines of the week before jumping into some of the worst ways to die from some notable historical figures. Genghis Khan, Allan Pinkerton and Jack Daniels just to name a few. Most has to do with gangrene and blook poisoning. Ugh! Give a like, a subscribe, a comment and a share. Forgive the audio issues! Much love!

The boys get down to brass tax with the headlines of the week, the good, the bad and the downright ugly! But then pick it up with author, podcaster, comedian, speaker, life-change coach and Tacoma native Andy Vargo to chat with us about his methods, approach to his work and his use of comedy to find connection. Come and site around the swell-er-rific radio and listen. And don't forget to like, share, comment and subscribe! Much love!