Guy explores space and time by examining art and it's relationship with destiny. Buckles Branigan joins in the discussion and manages to promote his upcoming saga set in the small but lively town of Southfork. Also, an add-on segment plays catch up to the rest of the show.

Texture can follow color and moves something further along in the process. Guy explains through experience, how these elements shape a podcast series. Another example is the "pause that refreshes" in both Hollywood and in the podcast world. Also on this episode, a battle of wills in my refrigerator. And thanks for supporting these episodes.

Guy relates his own telecommuting experience to discuss the tenants of successful graphic design. Also, The art director and copywriter have always collaborated on advertising projects. Plus, Jerry Garcia explains black licorice.

Find yourself in a relaxed position and start at your toes in this episode dedicated to well being through meditation - focused through mind and body. Also Guy Masse and Buckles Branigan talk about leather and leather care.

Guy announces another in a series of episodes of "Buckles Branigan: The Saga". Our hero returns in a new adventure - he's a man on a mission with a rifle by his side. Also, the cats are just being cats. From her corner at the foot of the bed to his spot on the dining room floor, Lulu and Cane have their agendas and switch things up from time to time. Please remember to subscribe and share these episodes. Thank You!

Stori Evermore hosts this special podcast - joined by Buckles Branigan - on the ravages of the pandemic and our collective psyche. Are we afraid of daily human contact? How are our cultural events affected? These and other subjects will be examined. Plus, morning ruminations with Guy Masse.

Janet and Guy venture to a calorie-laden donut shop with some advice to stay on the diet path, The cinnamon bun variety was super tasty, though. Also, Guy's favorite show of all time serves up robots, force fields and Doctor Smith in glorious black and white and Technicolor as our intrepid family makes it way through space and time. Plus, lovely Lulu looks out the famous studio window with pretty much nothing to say.

Our parents gave thought to their future family when they were wed on a stormy day in 1955. They felt they could "lick the world". Also, Beatnik Day was reserved for rainy days and staying in with the Masse brood... a time for kicking back with fun without the television. Plus, Guy does his usual crystal ball predictions of the day by gazing out his studio window.

Guy enters a glass-beaded doorway into a world of music and black light in his older brother's bedroom. Also, style at the podcast mic is paramount. Plus, reading from my Facebook, word meanings and road warrior update. Don't forget to share this episode... Thank you!

Host Guy Masse sheds some light on composition in picture taking and sets up a recipe for a successful photograph. Part one of a series of future episodes dedicated to the craft. Also, Guy shares his progress on alcohol addiction - relating his own experiences with talk therapy and relationships with support professionals.