Rob and Dan discuss the effects on their art of their battles with mental illness. A must listen for every artist and would be artist out there. You're not alone and you can do this.

Rob and Dan talk about the let down after the shows end and the new energy for creating more. Come on, we've all gone through this, right?

Rob and Dan create new adaptations and discuss new works for the new year. Flying Monkeys???

Rob and Dan discuss the effects of Dan's diabetes and what happens when it's time to call it quits. Rob finds solace in the process while Dan just gets pissed off not being able to work more hours that he used to when he was half his age. Not nearly as depressing as it sounds, but a fair guidebook to how artists are forced to live with the growing limitations of growing older. A good one for all of us.

Rob and Dan discuss coyote encounters, creative inspiration from the ologies and theater being the mother of all weird inventions including pan flutes and magic bows and arrows.

Rob and Dan fight political depression, find inspiration from the depths of despair, and Dan talks about being a small artist in a world of great expectations.

Rob and Dan deal briefly with politics, and then journey into new inspiration and the reality of Dan's sense of smallness. A good one.

Ghosts, Spirits, good theater and bad gaff tape. What else do we need?

How many of our works have been modified without permission? Atrocities and acts of thievery. A fun show.

Rob discusses choreographing Nutcrackers of the past, and performing in them; Dan makes bad entrances; Dan closes domestic violence and auditions the 29th iteration of MARY. Same old, same old.