Sexy Psychopathy

Blacksmith talks with true crime fanatics Bridget S. Dunne and Eve (Whiskey Rose Knight). Together, they talk about how to get away with crime, their emotional responses to gruesome stories, and just what drives their fascination with true crime.

Blacksmith meets with Rowan McKay and Abigayle Goldstein as they talk about poetry. What drives poets and fans of poetry? Is it a purely emotional art form or could a psychopath learn to appreciate it?

Blacksmith sits down with three talented actors - Nicole Webster, Sheldon Blackhorse, and Spencer Christian. They discuss how actors tap into the emotional spectrum to create characters, and whether an actor could be a psychopath.

What's your sign? If you're anything like Blacksmith and Owen Reid Callis, you're an Aquarius. In fact, they are such Aquarius's that they were born one day apart from each other. We brought in Astrology-enthusiast, Kit, to gauge just how similar and different they are, and how much of that is written in the stars.

Comedian Melissa Eslinger joins Blacksmith to talk about her experience being an empath, how people and animals experience "contagious" empathy, and the perfect time to eat a sloth.

Up and coming comedian Gus Tafoya drops by to talk to Blacksmith about comedy. We explore what comedy is, could be, and why some jokes can be upsetting for some people. We also look at comics and try to figure out if good comedy is psychopathic by nature.

City College alum Lexie drops by to talk with Blacksmith about anxiety, depression, and their own personal experiences with mental health. Blacksmith also talks about the connection between anxiety and psychopathy.

Hannah Beth drops by the studio to talk about art, artists, and whether or not Picasso, Hitler, and a few other famous artists were psychopaths.

Jessica Amber joins Blacksmith in the studio to talk about social work and how it pertains to psychopathy. They discuss psychopathy in prison, psychiatric hospitals, and adolescent cases found in social work.

Our guest tonight is Stephen Armijo, a teacher and meme lover, who joins Blacksmith to talk about the outrage, misinformation, and misdirection that comes out of meme culture. We also discuss whether memes are a psychopathic device and find out of Mr. Armijo has a dark side as well.