Lauren Meyer, co-owner of Meyer Fitness, sat down with Andrew to talk about her winning essay, "Dear Body," what it's like training professional athletes, the importance of making your bed every day, being a collegiate athlete, and how she learned to accept her body.

This episode is presented in partnership with ViBe Story Exchange a community engagement project where stories of our shared human experiences are submitted, chosen, and paired with artists who create performances based on the stories. These story exchanges are presented every First Friday from May - September at local businesses in the ViBe Creative District in Virginia Beach, Va.

This episode was recorded at Meyer Fitness in Norfolk, Va.

Tench Phillips III, co-owner of the Naro Expanded Cinema, sat down with Andrew to talk about the book that changed his life, what Allen Ginsberg was like as a teacher, the biggest celebrity to see a movie at the Naro, and his destiny and mission in life.

The episode was recorded at Tench's office in Norfolk, Va.

Jeff Santos, Director of Virginia Paranormal Investigations, sat down with Andrew to trade a few ghost stories, to talk about the common procedure for a paranormal investigation, what ghosts look like, and the most haunted place in Virginia.

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Music by Soup

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Hip hop producer and DJ, Soup, sat down with Andrew to talk about the first hip hop record that meant something to him, his parent's journey to America from Vietnam, what he thinks of the current hip hop sound, if sampling is stealing, and more.

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

Professional race car driver, Edd Davin, sat down with Andrew to talk about what it's like to drive 200 mph, what happens if you need to use the bathroom in a race car, whether race car drivers are athletes, and how to do a burnout in your own car.

This episode was recorded at Edd's house in Virginia Beach, Va.

For more information about Edd Davin visit www.davinracing.com

Help Edd's battle against melanoma cancer by supporting The Emily Couric Clinical Cancer Center at The University of Virginia

http://uvahealth.com/locations/profile/emily-couric-clinical-cancer-center

Professional dancer and choreographer, Todd Rosenlieb, sat down with Andrew to talk about creating something from nothing, teaching dance to children with Down syndrome, organized religion, dogs who sleep in the bed, and where dance ranks among the arts in American culture.

This episode was recorded at TRDance Center in Norfolk, Va.

Jesse Scaccia, Editor-in-Chief of AltDaily, sat down with Andrew to talk about what an editor-in-chief does, being engaged to a South African ballerina, whether college is still important, hitchhiking in America and Europe, and being guided by a philosophy of, "yes and ..."

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

Jesse Scaccia, Editor-in-Chief of AltDaily and Co-Chair of the NEON Festival, sat down with Andrew to talk about the origins of the NEON District, losing the city council election, the future of light rail in Norfolk, and the one thing it takes to make changes to a city.

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

Carine McCandless, author of The Wild Truth and sister of literary icon Chris McCandless (Into the Wild), sat down at Andrew's kitchen table to talk about the meaning behind the name Alexander Supertramp, working with Sean Penn, RX-7 and Corvette maintenance, and the whole truth about why Chris went into the wild.

Comic book artist and publisher, Greg Steele, sat down at Andrew's kitchen table to talk about Saturday morning cartoons, the secrets to unlocking an introverted kid, people who poop in dressing rooms, cats who defy gender norms, and creating a Public Service Announcement for Marc Maron.

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