Jim Murtagh is a hilarious comedian, talented filmmaker, and dynamic musician. He joined Eric and Greg again in the studio, but this time he discusses former Presidents, the CIA, and leaving a club for Catholics.

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Adam Gilbert is a hilarious comedian originally from Indiana. He joined Eric and Greg to tell them about starting out in comedy, driving 3 hours to mics, landing JFL New Faces, and making the move to New York.

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Merry Christmas from all of us at Talking Schmidt. We had our most Christmas-y friend Casey James Salengo on to help us celebrate this most sacred holiday. We hope you’ll enjoy his graphic memories. Also, happy holidays to those of you who don’t celebrate Christmas. After hearing this episode, you’ll understand that you are right and we are wrong.

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Pat Kiernan has been the morning anchor on NY1 for 25 years. He joined Eric and Greg to talk about his unique sleep schedule, starting out as a paperboy, and media literacy. Fans of Canadian breakfast cereal will REALLY enjoy this episode.

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Ethan Hall is a hilarious comedian from San Francisco. He tells Eric and Greg about his time at Saturday Night Live, his past religious views, and experimenting with bacon in college.

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Max Fine was one of our favorite guests last season so we decided to have him back for more wild stories of coming up in Georgia, getting kicked out of school, and touring these grand United States.

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Happy Thanksgiving from Eric, Greg and special guest Mike Knight. We talk favorite side dishes, pies and memories in this very special episode.

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Matt Dockery is a talented photographer, videographer, and boat captain in Key West. He’s also known Eric since high school in Eric’s hometown of Lakeland, FL. He joined Eric and Greg to talk about getting shot at by farmers, his family’s political past in Florida, and some notable dumb tourist questions.

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Dwayne Cullen is a hilarious standup comedian living in New York. He joined Eric and Greg to talk about music, drugs, and his penis.

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