This week Sophie Thomi returns to the show with Deece, along with comedian, Rob Wentz. They talk if Heaven can make you gay, the best times to have sex, how to cheat on your taxes, what's the deal with Nebraska, why Patton Oswald is still a douche, and more.

Deece welcomes back Kady Kane and TJ Regalado to studio. They talk their new film, Dirty Dog, and making an independent movie. They also discuss cease and desists letters, balancing projects and family, how to make everything about yourself, the Will Smith Oscars slap, and more.

This week Deece is joined by comedian, Kristal Adams, and comic book creator, Fabrice Sapolsky. They talk their independent comic book company, FairSquare Comics, representing minority voices in the industry, similarities between comedy and comics books, Fabrice's experience creating Spider-Man Noir for Marvel, and more.

This week Deece is joined by artist, Gabriela Downie. They talk about her work with DC Comics, her upcoming indy project, what people in L.A use for white noise, how Disney owns you, the universe's waiting room, and more.

Deece is solo this week as he's back from the road. He talks about his time in Costa Rica, his discovery of the one thing the world can agree on, ISIS war brides, how the Metaverse could save Ukraine, the great hamburger debate, and more.

This week Alicia and Justin, from The X-Wife Podcast, return to the show. They talk about season 2 of their series, how you decide top billing, classic X-Men characterization versus new, the Jonathan Hickman era of comics, why nobody cares when you die, and much more.

This week Deece is joined by comedians Rob Wentz and Charles Hall Jr. They talk about MLK day, women in the NBA, how to know you're a sex offender, who should care about the Chinese, and the worst round of This or That ever.

This week, Mark Bernal of Lesser Known Comics, returns to the show, along with artist Charlie Ragnarok. They discuss growing a young comic company, new projects coming, bathrooms gone wrong, and more.

This week Deece is joined by Julian Gonzalez. They discuss his thesis on Latino representation in comic books, the use of the word Latinx, if creators need to identify as their product, corporations pandering to ethnic communities, differing views between Latin cultures, and more.

This week Deece is joined by comic book writer, Joe Kelly. They talk his current run on Spider-Man, how he was instrumental in forming Deadpool's voice, splitting time between creating shows and writing, how to navigate working with editors, movies that actually deliver, ideal places to live, and more.