Six Months Later...

This week we have on Andy Zillig, an assistant principle in Seattle (also a very old friend of Matthew’s) to discuss his experiences and the challenges (as well as opportunities) with education in the time of COVID-19 as well as birth talk, dog chat, renovation conversations, and some robot rapport. Also, Matthew has a potentially explosive rumour to share and Tara has some expensive problems that make her grateful for what she has (it’s a journey).

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This week we belly-up to the (virtual) bar with Brooklyn based bar baroness Sharlene Wellington (Hinterlands Bar, Minnie’s, Sharlene’s) and her business/life partner Stuart Wellington. We talk to them about the challenges of running an establishment in a time of Covid, customer interactions, neighbourhood politics, how to select the perfect bar name, her new podcast I Know the Owner, his old podcast The Flophouse, and whether the future of dining could be cold pizza. Plus Matthew complains about how has so much “help” to give if only someone would ask and Tara runs afoul of the Home Office.

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We catch up with Drew Morgan (Comedian, Writer, Podcaster, Old Friend of Matthew's) while he’s camping and again at home to discuss his television projects, his feelings about fatherhood, his new comedy special, and his attempts to start a benign [fingers crosses] cult through his Into the Abiscuit podcast. Also, Matthew tries to explain his love of WAP (the song) and we get the beginning of the saga of Tara’s new floors and then ends it as well.

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The woman with the best eyebrows in comedy, Esther Manito, joins us for some talk about puzzles, the movie Puzzle, Lebanon, motherhood, her new podcast No Nation, and her tips for handling family life in lock down. Plus Matthew tells Tara some exciting news that really pays off in the end of the episode and he also tries his hand at political punditry.

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In this episode comedian/cartoonist/weirdo Isa Bonachera tells us all about her new 3D printer obsession, promises us new fingers, and tells us all about her love of K-Horror. Plus, Matthew and Tara reminisce about trips to the beach and discuss the upcoming/just past inauguration.

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In our inaugural episode we talk with Jordan Gray about her hit web series for Comedy Central, Transaction, her cool hat, and all the other things she’s been up to keep busy in lockdown before she curses the podcast with a challenge that every future guest hates. Plus, Matthew struggles to comprehend the premise of his own podcast and Tara learns the difference between a crocodile and an alligator!

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First Episode Premieres 18 January 2021!

Do you like hearing about cool people but then wonder what happened to them after the interview is over? Well do we have the podcast for you! With Six Months Later… we interview interesting people about thier lives and hopes for the future and then check in again in six months to see how everything worked out. Then we edit it all togeter into one long interview to create an audio time capsule.

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