The Shakes

Jeremy is having an off day, and guest John Kreicbergs steps in to perform an intervention and get the show back on the right course. Random acts of podcasting, indeed.

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Dean "Clean" Sabatino calls Pat and Jeremy to discuss DIY audience-building, life with The Dead Milkmen, Pat's addiction to ABBA and THUNDERSHEET.Incidentally, our new theme song is composed and performed by Dean. Thank you, Dean, for helping us sound legit.

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Pat and Jeremy have old friend and American Copywriter co-host Tug McTighe on the couch. We talk about the sweet freedom of being young and single, video games, nerddom, video games, Shia LeBouf and video games.

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We're joined by Leah Reich to discuss research, cars, communication and teen boy advice.If you've ever wondered about that data port in your car and what it's good for, this episode will send you down the right path to figuring that out. Wow. Creativity and auto care. This show is branching out!

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Pat and Jeremy are fascinated by guest Tim Smith. How can a guy become a successful freelance web designer, developer and podcaster at 21? Why are Pat and Jeremy still not successful anythings at 40?Most importantly, for what product does Tim think Indiana Jones would make a good spokesperson?

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There are few things we love more than absurdity, things that are double black, farts and chores. Somehow, Paul Armstrong has figured out a way to weave all of those things into a tapestry that he drapes himself in and parades through the courtyards of the Internet. Or something like that.

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Let’s tackle some feel-good topics in quick succession, shall we? Layoffs and loyalty, how The Crazy Ones is too much Robin Williams even for Robin Williams and how the Killing Kennedy website feels like you’re next for a magic bullet.

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Friend of the show Celeste Lindell drops by Mom's Basement to talk about bands, Aqua Net, cats and keeping your company's social media from sucking as bad as it probably does.

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We visit with Kevin Hoffman about better ideas, better meetings and Viking Death Metal.

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Live from the Fan Appreciation Party sponsored by Squarespace, at 8183 Studio in Kansas City, October 17, 2013.What a great turnout we had for our party. In this episode, we reconnect with Quinn on a wall, get the scoop on Boston Poopy Pants Times and then discuss the state of interactive advertising with the audience. You'll just have to imagine all this happening with free beer and barbecue in your lap.

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