Tobias Shea stops by the studio to chat about Jiu Jitsu and how lessons learned on the mat, continue through the rest of day. The first rule about this episode is tell everyone. Pretty much the only rule.

A trip to Seattle is kicked off with a Fusion fiasco, Jeff discovers a new driving song and Gary asks questions no one can answer. Typical week for us both, really.

Actor, sketch comic, director, producer, Ted Douglass stops by the studio. We chat about The 3rd Floor, his time on the radio and the magic that is Roadhouse! Cake, anyone?

Gary finds himself stuck in a manners jam, a mortician takes his work home with him and West Coast coffee rules the nation!

Jordan Geller, the owner of Shoezeum, stops by Deadstock Studios to share the fascinating story of how the world’s biggest shoe collection started from a single pair. Settle in for a great story…from getting banned by Nike, making his mark in the Guinness Book of World Records, to moving to Las Vegas and then finally to Beaverton, Oregon.

Jordan also throws in a few surprises at the end…have a listen!

Jeff shops for glasses with Scout and Rusty, a magic food box appears, protocol is broken and a new roommate moves in.

“You Think You Know Me” is a conversational card game that inspires players to learn more about one another in a real life setting. Game creator Ami Baio explained that the cards help people open up in a safe, trusted way with questions and open statements.