This Podcast Is... Uncalled For

What to do when a pandemic strikes? Play Matt Leacock's signature board game Pandemic, of course. That's exactly what we do in this episode (on the iPad, of course).

Today we re-cycle the audio from a 2015 speech by former Texas State Senator Wendy Davis - a speech that Mike was asked to film for YouTube (for free, it should be pointed out). You can still see the video on Mike's YouTube channel in its entirety - youtube.com/skidawg22

Today we re-broadcast the 2014 Winning Side Coaches interview with Jim Chappell, (now former) owner of Chappell's Restaurant and Sports Museum in North Kansas City, MO.

Today's episode is an interview with Lauren Lindsay, a creative who - like Mike - is on the autism spectrum. We talk about what that means and how it affects us.

Today we interview Sarmila Venkoba Sah, who is a recent college graduate - and worked with Mike as a chess instructor.

We've reached 2,000 unique downloads for the podcast! So, as per tradition, we celebrate with a livestream. Apologies in advance for the spotty audio. We experienced some technical difficulties - but, as always, found a way to power through.

Today we finally reveal Mike's top 10 list of colleges. All of the schools on this list are NCAA Division I schools, and some of them may surprise you.

Mike participates in a Q&A session for the 2020 Kansas City Fringe Festival. Ashley Helm asks the questions for our intrepid host to answer. Reposted here with permission from KC Fringe for non-profit use.

Thanks to the Kansas City Fringe Festival for the opportunity to submit this as part of the 2020 digital festival.

Lucas Stoneking and Daniel Rains both asked to come back to the podcast - and their request was granted in this episode for the 2020 Kansas City Fringe Festival.

Adam McKeith returns to the podcast for this interview intended for the 2020 Kansas City Fringe Festival.