Susan and Art's continuing experiment with Zoom technology. Full podcast, half of which aired on our FB page "Art and Susan's Podcast". Everything's a Covid symptom, Hitler's alligator, and peeing on the moon. Thanks for joining us.

May 18, 2020. 40 years after Mt. St Helens blew her top. Another historic event! Susan and Art went live on Facebook via a zoom webinar. We're celebrating our 100th episode and reaching 10,000 downloads by sharing from our living rooms some memories of past episodes as well as some stuff that's happening during the quarantine.

You can't have too much of a good thing. We brought in two of our long time friends, the hysterical Milt Abel and wonderful Susan Jones to give us some more street jokes to help us get through all the bad news these days

Brad Upton has one of the strongest, cleverest, and cleanest acts in the country. With over 140 million views on Dry Bar Comedy and 12 years as the opening act for Johnny Mathis, the last thing Brad Upton needs are "story jokes". But we thought it would be interesting to do some episodes where we talk with great comedians about "street jokes", jokes written by other people that most of us would only tell off stage to each other.  And since we're all under quarantine until who knows when, we were able to catch Brad at home - a rarity up until this March. Brad is one of the most likable, down to earth guys around and we know you'll enjoy hanging out with this NW Comedy icon as much as we did.

We're all crawling out of our skin but the commercials are reminding us that "We're all in this together...so buy a car" Crazy times call for crazy people. And we're here for you.

We're not crazy. We're not losing it. Just listen to our voices. Listen to us describing about applying for unemployment. Doing taxes under quarantine. Everything's fine. No really. Susan and Art chat about what to watch to take your mind off it and how to stay at least 15% sane.

Zooming in on one our heroes Helen Raptis from AM Northwest. During these times, we all need to remember the happy things and we're lucky enough to spend an hour with the cheerful Portland luminary Helen Raptis. There's a reason she and Dave Anderson clicked when they shared cohosting duties on the show. Helen is smart, funny, and  upbeat.  She talks about life in the studio with a skeleton crew, cooking at home, and a number of funny stories. We've been meaning to lockdown a second interview with her and thanks to the lockdown we got to enjoy this time together. We think you will too.

Checking in with our hilarious pal JP Linde to see what it's like to still be working from home and keeping up his writing. The laughs start from the beginning and continue throughout.

Dwight Slade was our very first guest when we started the podcast and now the first Zoom interview. We wanted to see how life is for him in Boise. Earthquakes, Corona Olympics, and the new normal with one of the funniest in the business.

We're all still doing our part to stay home and flatten the curve. Well, most of us anyhow. There are still some numbskulls out and about pretending it isn't real. Stories of good things and stupid things. We're still finding plenty to laugh at and bitch about.