The Unbelievables

Tabitha Jones is our solo guest and provides us with much entertainment, we get some insider stories about living in Lakewood, she tells us about her show in Toledo, and Mike and Tabitha become kindred spirits over their love for American Dad and the Bee Gees.

Brian and Rara give the listener a run-down of their trip around the east coast, and their trip to the submarine to record with us. Brian has a nostalgia trip with some Will Smith rap, and Rara become's the show's Guam correspondent. Rara also gives us some tips about gators, and Brian pitches his plan to be mayor of a fake town.

Pizza Money joins us in the sub. Or at least a few slices of them, sketch group members Ryne DiPerna, Chad Weaver, James Earl Brassfield, and Wilson Rivera take us on a journey of varying degrees of lucidness as they give a vague outline of the formation of Pizza Money, and a lot of details on things like sport betting rules, favorite improvisational song formats, and Chad's time in 'Nam.

Between you and me, this episode has it all. Scoops on the Beatles, insider info on the Muppets, favorable death scenarios, the list just goes on and stops. Jason tries to convince Mike and Jonny he's not an honorary member of the Jim Henson company, and Mike admits to heckling. Then Mandi tells us all about the benefits of using one eye at a time.

On this week's show Mike forgets to hit record like an amateur, Anthony claims he'll soil himself because of his choice of pepper for breakfast, comedian Don Harvey stops by to promote his national tour and we've been told his changing voice is a result of all the nyquil he was consuming, and Jonny debuts his latest invention.

It was bound to happen eventually, Mike mispronounces his guest's name but is fortunately corrected before he puts a hit out on the wrong person. Mark Viola is the guest, and also the guinea pig for a couple new segments, he discusses central Florida, his venture north, and his experience at various local clubs. His plugs are bursting at the seem, and he can't contain them! Please rate us on itunes and leave a review it really means a lot to us,

Sam Dee is cursed with an episode in which we have somewhat audio-woes due to our choice of location! We hear about a future podcast idea, interview future masterminds all while navigating a perilous area of Hudson, Ohio.

Jenson gives us some info on the Kent film scene, the behind the scenes of the broadcasting program at Kent State, and exposes her lack of childhood cinema memories. Mike recounts his time in New York City moments after nothing occurred, and Jonny loses at another game.

On this episode Tyler Ross describes his family lineage dating back to some ancient television painters. He tells Mike and Jonny about his comedy exploits in the Windy City, and then just gets up and leaves for half of the show. Fortunately we are joined by another guest, President Megabus to fill in the time.

Stevie James, lead singer of Fallen Captive joins Mike and Jonny on a trip down memory lane. We play another episode of Jonny's favorite radio show, the Black Library. And Mike promises to read a letter he wrote, then doesn't deliver. Find out if any of us would marry Nic Cage on this very full episode!