Responding to listener demand, we present an entire episode dedicated to The Wizard, Jim Harper, also the musical director and spiritual center of After Improv. The group (mostly Tony) tries to crack the enigmatic wall Jim has spent a lifetime building around himself, and gets some actual honest answers. We think. Who the fuck knows, really? Don't worry, Jim won't read this. He doesn't even listen to the podcast. And this whole project was his idea. Sigh.

This week marks a landmark episode for Jim, who stands up for women and bows to the superior logic of a co-host. You may never see it again, folks. Also covered: Heather has never eaten a grilled cheese sandwich, the group strikes out again, Jim asks if women are quitters, Jessica Simpson is a big dummy, and that’s OK, Yar is sick, the group asks if women funny, and Jim acknowledges Tony’s point, and Tony taunts John and Heather with his newly acquired victory.

A busy and disgusting week for the group. Heather buys the group scratch tickets, class updates, the Great Leggings Debate, shit shows, Ant Jam review, relationships, and less!

What happened during the break, John and Tony are in a class of their own, Tony fails to make the Go! Comedy launch cast, Jim is actually impressed by something, Heather stars in class and wins improv; and our hopes and dreams for the season.

This week marks the final episode of Season 1, and Tony finally gets good sound across the board for the recording. Among the highlights: The group discusses their just-finished class show and their feelings on receiving their undergraduate diplomas. Tony invites John, Heather and Jim to share what they think is most annoying about him in a new feature called Low Self-Esteem Corner. John shares his blockbuster movie ideas The group discusses their screenwriting experiences. Jim ruins Tony's pretentious story. The group discusses the upcoming auditions for the Go! Comedy launch cast. Heather, Jim, John and Tony discuss where they would like to see their improv careers go.

This week, we continue to tweak the sound, discuss our belief or lack thereof in a higher power, Heather's favorites, the other Irish goodbye, spit or swallow, we guess each other's dating types, John's Fact of the Podcast, and Heather gets drunk on air.

Still fighting problems with the sound, but a brighter day looms with the class show two weeks away. Heather talks about being a sex educator and thinking panda bears are really raccoons. Tony talks about watching racist improv and confessing he thought water froze at zero degrees ... Farenheit.

Our first podcast. Yay. Get to know Tony, Jim, John and Heather and find out why Heather can't (won't) use her last name.