Award-winning cosplayer Philip Odango sat down with Andrew to talk about the origins of cosplay, the most important fashion innovation of the past 200 years, dumpster-diving for materials, how he was discovered by Singer Corporation, and his new book, "Cosplay Marketing and PR 101."

This episode was recorded at Andrew's house in Norfolk, Va.

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Cartoonist Kim Warp sat down with Andrew to talk about shark cartoons and karma, the maximum number of words a cartoon can have, what happens to cartoons that get rejected, and all about submitting to, the history of, and getting published by The New Yorker.

This episode was recorded at The Slover Library in downtown Norfolk, Va.

Former Virginia State Health Commissioner, Dr. Cynthia Romero, sat down with Andrew to talk about women in science and medicine, the root causes of illness, the importance of optimism and positivity in staying healthy, if doctors make good patients, and who is responsible for the current opioid epidemic.

This episode was recorded at the Slover Library in Norfolk, Va.

Poet Laureate of Virginia, Tim Seibles, sat down with Andrew to talk about imagination, memories, romance, the most mysterious thing on Earth, and the one thing he believes every adult should be doing.

This episode was recorded at Tim's apartment in Norfolk, Va.

Visual artist and art education teacher, Andy Harris, sat down with Andrew to talk about making kung fu movies in high school, playing bass guitar for Municipal Waste, lessons learned hanging commercial wallpaper, and his upcoming show, Neighborhood Watch, which features little-known stories about Michael Jackson, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Harry Houdini, and more.

This episode was recorded at the Glass Wheel Studio in Norfolk, Va.

In this special unedited live episode, Andrew sits down with the family behind Ironclad Distillery Co. in a Facebook Livestream event recorded August 1, 2017 at Ironclad Distillery in Newport News, VA. Steve, Kara, and Owen King give a behind-the-scenes peek at their distillery and provide tips on how to properly taste, order, and serve bourbon. Special guests include Dan Powell from Tradition Brewing Co., award-winning mixologist Robert Gregory, and Matt Jones creator of craft cocktail ice and owner of Chisel & Shaker.

Artist Asa Jackson sat down with Andrew to talk about balancing a stellar sports career while developing his artistic vision in high school, the impact smartphones have had on creativity, boredom and free time, growing up with a famous uncle, selling art to Robin Williams, and what it takes to make a living through art.

This episode was recorded at the Elixir Sensory Art Gallery in Phoebus, Va.

In this special episode, Andrew sits down with Nancy, his adoptive mother, and Nancy, his biological mother, to discuss their lives and experiences with adoption and the amazing and unlikely discoveries that were made along the way.

Vivian Montano, co-owner of the Bolivian-inspired Mexican restaurant, Luna Maya, sat down with Andrew to talk about balancing work and her personal life, living and growing up in Bolivia, atheism, sending herself away to boarding school when she was fifteen-years-old, Fruit Loops, and the power a simple pair of curtains has had on her customers.

This episode was recorded at Luna Maya in Norfolk, Va.

JoAnn Falletta (Music Director and conductor of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra) sat down with Andrew to talk about auditioning for and attending the Juilliard School, the psychology and authoritative nature of conducting, her pre and post show rituals, some tips and tricks to make airline travel more enjoyable, and winning and attending the Grammy Awards.

This episode was recorded at the Virginia Symphony Orchestra headquarters in Norfolk, Va.