Join Dr. Alex Summit as he delves into the world of sonic staircase analysis with the renowned Dr. Vandella Stepford. This episode explores the fascinating intersection of acoustics and architecture, as Dr. Stepford uses her extraordinary hearing to decode the secrets hidden within every step. From the creaks of a historic mansion to the echoes of a modern skyscraper, prepare to be amazed by the power of sound.

Join Dr. Alex Summit as he delves into the fascinating world of stair support. From creaky floorboards to haunted staircases, the Stair Support Center is ready to tackle any stair-related challenge. Discover the stories behind the calls, the humor, and the heart of this unique customer service line.

Get ready to elevate your fitness routine! Join us as we explore the power of step-up exercises with renowned fitness expert, Ascendria Alexandria. Discover the benefits of this versatile exercise, from building muscle to boosting your mood. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned athlete, there's a step-up challenge for everyone.

Embark on a journey of self-discovery as we explore the profound impact of stairs on the human experience. From ancient civilizations to modern-day fitness trends, we delve into the history, culture, and science behind this often-overlooked architectural marvel. Join us as we climb the stairs of enlightenment, one step at a time.

In which we cover The Giver by Lois Lowry and the countless lessons it can teach anybody from any walk of life about the necessity of empathy for others.

In which your host makes his Saturn return to the show. 

In which we update a classic fable and learn to be better allies for essential workers in the process. Because whether you work in the arts or not, whether you rage against the machine or are a slave to it, we all are victim to it and need to rally together.

In which we introduce - without any audible introduction, haha -  the very first BABA musical production. An instrumental piece based on the fable The Grasshopper and the Ant. 

In which we wrap up the interlude of the show with an honest and raw confession from the host about criticism. 

In which we revisit the play that started all the rest! The stories behind the making of Where the Hurt People Are were too good - for me, MEEE - not to share. So here's some raw tape of my reactions and commentary for the play. I mean I thought it was interesting, and at the very least it will give you an idea of how reachable AND difficult it is to do something like this on your own.