This Is Yay

Aric McKeown, Desiree Fernandez, Kaeti Hinck, John Heimbuch, and Art Allen join Mike for a conversation about home ownership, repairs and the wonders of Home Depot. Listen in for a funny and frank discussion of why it’s horrible to own a home.

Zach Coulter , Amber Preston, Aric McKeown and Jenn Schaal join Mike for a conversation about fear, both irrational and not…irrational. Other topics include African American saxophone players, clarinets, fear of heights and other stuff, like elevators.

In this episode, Mike is joined by Zach Coulter, Maggie Ryan Sanford, Kate O’Reilly, and Art Allen as they discuss summer jobs, first jobs, the McDonald’s empire, Maggie’s Jr High consulting gig and death shits.

In this episode, Mike is joined by Chris Knutson, Diana Saez, Jenn Schaal and Joleen Lunzer as the group takes a little time to dissect the art of BEING SAD. Not surprisingly, cat food commercials come up during the conversation a few times. There is also a topical sketch from Joe Bozic as well as two more games in which Mike proves his ineptitude at writing quiz questions.

Holy crap! It’s Chris, Diana, Jenn, Joleen, and Mike!

In this episode, Mike shares his contempt (and love) for Home Depot. Then, guests Maggie Ryan Sandford, Levi Weinhagen and Aric McKeown join Mike for a chat about Summer, Murder She Wrote, Chimps, Drinking and Driving Kickstarters, Orangutans and SO MUCH MORE. As always, the show wraps up with an audience game that was maybe too easy, considering the person who played the game is probably a genius.

Look everyone! It’s Madde, Maggie, Eric, and Levi!

In Episode 2, guests Courtney McClean, Levi Weinhagen, Jenn Schaal, and Brian Beatty join Mike for a freewheeling discussion about meditation, cabins, therapists, couples swapping and much more. There’s also an amazing sketch by Mr. Joe Bozic and an audience game! Enjoy!!!!

In the first episode of ‘This Is Yay’, host Mike Fotis is joined by panelists Amber Preston, Zach Coulter and Brandi Brown. They chat about books they’ve never read, Mike’s weird phobia about people being in his house, and NCIS. Later, they read a “RADIO” sketch about Jarzz legend, Miles Darvis. The show wraps up with an audience game that destroyed everyone’s sense of reality.