Karman and Dan chat this week about all the upcoming events at Village Cup, spilling potato soup all over the floor, and why Karman shouldn't do heroin while she's pregnant.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (In the spirit of the upcoming holidays, we would appreciate if Mr. Sinatra's estate would not sue us.)

Karman and Dan are joined this week by an elusive member of the Village Cup team. Jennifer McKee finally makes her debut on the podcast and talks about our new rewards cards, some upcoming holiday events, and our directionally accurate VC compass.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (There is a "Rocky" snippet too, so let's just ask both parties to please not sue us again this week.)

Karman is back with Dan this week and they're joined by the newest Village Cup employee, Bonnie. They talk about possibly poisoning themselves for the sake of proper dental care, ways to induce labor, and causing family squabbles.

The intro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. The special outro music this week is "Gonna Fly Now" by Bill Conti. (If both Mr. Conti and the estate of Mr. Sinatra could refrain from suing us, we would greatly appreciate it.)

Another episode, another week without Karman. Where is she? No one knows. Well, someone probably knows, but she isn't with Dan on the podcast. We all know that for sure.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Please don't sue us for using this song. The Assistant Manager has set forth the edict that the shop is not to participate in any lawsuits.)

Another week, another Coffee Cast! Karman and Dan check the suggestion box, talk more about CBD oil, and decide to implement a Thunderdome format to comedy night.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Please don't sue us for using this song. The Employee of the Month can't be involved in a lawsuit.)

They took a little break, but Dan and Karman are back this week to catch up and talk about some of the upcoming events. They also debut a new segment, discussing all the suggestions in the permanent suggestion box.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Please don't sue us for using this song. The holidays are coming. No one wants to deal with a lawsuit during the holidays.)

This week, Karman chomps her gum thoroughly as she talks to Dan about The Heritage Festival, Kiddie Tractor Pulls, and the importance of flushing the toilet.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Please don't sue us for using this song illegally. We'll trade you a S'mores Latte for rights to the song.)

This week, Karman is back to chat with Dan about the Corn Festival, Comedy, and the upcoming open mic night. Also, a guest appearance at the end of the episode by Dan's Partner in Comedy, Wendi Furguson.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Please don't sue us for using this song illegally. No one wants to deal with legal battles.)

This week, Karman leaves Dan to fend for himself, but at least she lined up a guest for the podcast. Local historian Barb Patton talks to Dan about the Dollar Store, the swimming pool, and some of the changes that have come about during her time in South Charleston

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Please don't sue us for using this song illegally. We're all about history. We consider this song a historical gem.)

This week, Karman and Dan talk about the upcoming Heritage Festival, Karman's baby BOY, and train rides to Snouder Pike.

The intro and outro music is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. (Please don't sue us for using this song illegally. That would be like taking food right out of that new baby's mouth.)