Darin, Kim, and Mike are joined by John Brady, CISO at Secure-24. Secure-24 specializes in delivering managed IT operations, application hosting & cloud services to enterprises worldwide. They discuss how their company culture aided them in weathering the storm caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and how companies industry-wide are being forced to adopt new perspectives on teleworking. John also speaks about how Secure-24's relentless focus on superior service is their key by lowering IT operational costs.

Thrilled to have one of San Diego's OG DJs, Joe Pea! We talk about his opinion on the technological advances in DJ software, why music nowadays feels more disposable, the mistake he sees up and coming DJs make, his new EP with Susio called, Black Kooldaid, how Dance Klassique has been adapting to livestreams, whats going in with Blonde Bar and more! Follow his Journey

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What's the proper punishment for co-workers who bring smelly food back to the office? The Last Taco crew welcomes SoCal comedian EB4Real to get to the bottom of this and other faux pas committed in public spaces. EB shares a story so Koo Koo that Producer Mike must turn into Conductor Mike to keep the podcast train on its tracks. Chef Mike Minor returns this week just in time to hear Wes's master plan for a fast food franchise Last Taco takeover.

Darin and Kim are pleased to welcome Anne Benigsen to the show. Anne serves in a hybrid role at Bankers’ Bank of the West orchestrating both Information Security and Information Technology departments. Bankers’ Bank of the West provides high-quality products and services as well as deep industry expertise to hundreds of community bank clients in the western US. Anne speaks to how she came to find herself in this dual role before the group discusses female representation and meritocracy in the tech industry. To find out more about Bankers' Bank of the West, check out http://bbwest.com/. 

Matt and Producer Mike react to the recent murder of George Floyd by police officers in the city of Minneapolis.  

Hello Cleveland! We speak with Dave Callans about opening the Madhouse Comedy Club without live entertainment and the path to recovery. Dave talks about his quarantine spent reviewing movies from themed lists focusing on different comedy subgenres in April. Wes develops a new prepper roulette show. We learn cats are worth less than .4 kids. Dave's Koo Koo story somehow is eerily similar to former guest Ryan Shore's. Chef Mike Minor's presence is missed when Wes shuns the California burrito as a valid taco!

Matt and producer Mike discuss the immune system, how to stay healthy, and why the media doesn't focus on health.

In today episode, Darin and Kim are joined by Fred Kwong from Delta Dental Plans Association. Fred has over 15 years of security leadership and management experience. He is responsible for establishing and maintaining a corporate-wide information security management program that ensures information assets are adequately protected. As the chief information security officer, Fred proactively works with business units to implement practices that meet defined policies and standards for information security. To find out more about Delta Dental Plans, please visit https://www.deltadental.com/. 

Darin is joined by startup founder and serial entrepreneur, Jai Bhagat, who is currently the head of Hollywood Casting & Film, a film studio and creative production house whose two parallel missions are to create a service that provides LA-based actors with more audition opportunities, and to provide free casting studio space for talented filmmakers. Jai is accompanied by previous guest and friend of the show, Merrin Muxlow, Executive Director of TiE San Diego where Jai serves as mentor to other founders.

Check out this interview with local dark techno DJ, TOKEONETOKA! We talk about what got her started in the industry, the meaning behind her unique name, her future plans with the No Expectations crew, and more!