In this episode, JPW jumps in the DeLorean and guns it back to a previously-unaired episode featuring an interview with the Clambake's first official guest, author, coach, and all-around super bad mother Annette Wong of the Break Form podcast.

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In this episode, JPW does something a little different and converted a Clambake YouTube video into audio form. More importantly, he discusses the challenges of following the Grateful Path and finding the balance between humility and belief in one's abilities.

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In this episode, JPW discusses voting, perfection, and the greatness of Mary Dean Wiley.

Recorded in the midst of Mixed Magic Theatre Exult choir auditions, JPW discusses human rights, Halloween and why you shouldn't believe he would ever go head up eighteen dudes or his very special guest.

In this episode, JPW discusses the beginning of his school year, the nature of truth, and lifelong lesson he learned at his wedding rehearsal.

Originally aired on December 9, 2017, this is a timely re-release for First Nations Weekend. In this episode, JPW explores history, heritage, supposed freestyles, and the graceful collection of Nazi fades.

FYI: This episode's featured song is "The Great Strip City" by Ricardo Pitts-Wiley and Robert Schleeter. Also, this podcast is available on iTunes.

In this episode, JPW discusses the Brett Kavanaugh sexual assault allegations and notions of convenient timing.

In this episode, JPW gets back in the saddle (again) discussing the Manafort/Cohen verdicts, bus seating hierarchies, and why it’s ok for people to pass on parenting.

In this episode, JPW discusses his brief podcast sabbatical and the lessons that loss provides.

In this episode, JPW reflects on what another title means for Kevin Durant’s basketball legacy.