An in-depth chat with the co-creator of VeggieTales and the voice of Larry The Cucumber, Mike Nawrocki. Mike talks about the ups and downs of creating a huge brand, and the exciting new show he’s creating now. Plus, I tell a story about an unforgettable road trip.

Comedian, writer, ukulele enthusiast and host of the “Expertease” podcast, Danno Sullivan is always finding new ways to be creative. Nate talks LARPing and Cory recommends a mysterious new film.

Star of “Superstore,” “Two And A Half Men” and “Horrible Bosses 2,” Kelly Stables has done it all — comedy, drama, voice over, even dragon hunting! We also get the scoop on “Gravity Falls’l 10th anniversary from my son Elliot and learn all about the game “Snake Oil!”

The Editor is an MVP for filmmakers. I chat with Mark Keefer, sound and picture editor for “Hoodwinked,” Jim Henson Co., WB, Disney. He’s currently bringing Garfield back to the big screen. Plus, a brief history of The Wilhelm Scream and a visit to the gaming world with my son Nate.

My brother Todd helps me recap the final episode of “Obi Wan Kenobi.” My boys discuss the Vader rock fight and the notorious Q.G.G. You can also catch Cory’s Ted Talk on Jeff Goldblum & “Twilight Zone Acting.”

Actor and Star Wars superfan Matthew Emerick helps Cory break down Part 5 of the “Obi-Wan Kenobi” series. We also hear “What The Boys Think” and the rules of coffee shop writers.

Musician Nick Flora is my guest to discuss the episode I’m calling “Big Heist At The Inquisi-Tower” on “Obi-Wan Kenobi.” I also express my love for Snowspeeders.

Producer & film critic Jeff Huston discusses Pt. 3 of the “Obi-Wan Kenobi“ series with me. We’ll also hear from my sons Elliot and Nate again on “What Do The Boys Think?”

The first of five shows breaking down the new Obi-Wan Kenobi series. Spoilers ahead! I discuss Parts 1 and 2 with Mike Hornacek, host of the “I (Still) Love Star Wars” podcast. I also chat with my two sons in a new segment, “What Do The Boys Think?”

Author and screenwriter Rene Gutteridge has written more books than there are Marvel movies. Take that, Marvel! We discuss the challenges of writing in the different worlds of novels, movies and short sketches. She’s done it all.