Rob enjoys a blend of some of the most awesome coffee imaginable.  He experiments with some new beats on his Roland T-8 and talks federal cannabis re-classification; plus some loose freestyles, info about his new one man show and mad love for Bob Dylan.  

Rob talks to director/producer/musician Adam Dubin (Murder In The Front Row doc, No Sleep Till Brooklyn video) at a Heavy Metal bar called LUCKY 13 in Brooklyn, NY.  Adam has directed epic music videos for the bands The Beastie Boys and Metallica; plus several documentaries and comedy specials.  Adam and Rob talk about music, film and comedy.

Rob catches up with Comedian Brandon Wardell (I Think You Should Leave, Curb Your Enthusiasm).  They talk about growing up in D.C. area, respect for Bob Newhart plus enjoying the music of Turnstile and Pop Smoke.  

Rob enjoys some PERC coffee beans from Savanna, Georgia and plays some spacey disco beats. He talks about meditation plus the evolution of his own music and cannabis taste.     

Rob enjoys some Urth coffee that he brought back from his trip to LA.  He talks about handling back pain, federal cannabis re-scheduling and what music he is vibing out to lately. 

Rob hangs out at the beach in DOG TOWN LA, he talks about doing shows in LA, quality pre-rolls and California cuisine.   

Rob enjoys some Stumptown coffee and plays some beats.  He talks about his new show 1972, acting, travel and a recipe for a next level tuna-fish sandwich. 

Rob has a 2024 an Eclipse Party by himself in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, he plays beats on his Roland T-6, freestyles, talks, sings about the universal dance of all things.

(This episode is a tad early due to the current relevance of this celestial event, and Rob is traveling this weekend)

-Thanks for listening 

Rob sits down with pro coffee roaster Andrew Ritcher of Gotham Coffee Roasters in Red Hook, Brooklyn.  Rob and Andrew have a fascinating conversation about the never ending dimensions of coffee trends around the world.

Rob has a fun, festive and informative talk with NY native LeeAnn Mata, the very first black female LEGAL cannabis dispensary owner in Brooklyn, NY.  LeeAnn talks about her amazing life journey to become a pioneering dispensary owner and grow book author. Recorded before hours at MataWana dispensary at 533 5th ave.