thorocast

DaShaun plugged in for two hours of back and forth with Devs and myself. We talked about how to properly throw children, his plan to travel the world, and what it's like getting pulled over 100 times before you graduate college.

Will Haney has been a friend to the Brighton Boys for 16 years. He is a combat veteran, a father, and a dope ass human being. We talked about literature, films and life in America.

UniqueXVI came through for a solid 100 minutes full of mind-bendng realities, social construct dissections, and some regular ol' hip hop discussion.

Andy & Devs talk about the last few weeks away from Thoro HQ. This episode was impromptu due to a need to reschedule our intended guest. Apologies if it feels a bit off the cuff, go fuck yourself.

Kuttybear & Joey Origami drop by Thoro HQ for a conversation. Topics include Kutty's 'Seven' projects, KC unification, and why Joey still won't remix our logo.

Kelcie McKenney is the Digital Editor of The Pitch KC, the Editor-In-Chief of Catcall Magazine, and an angry feminist cat mom. Her episode is chock full of the word "bitch," a dissertation on why America is in despair, and her avoidance of biases in the upcoming Best Of KC Awards.

This episode is dedicated to people who lost their lives on August 3rd, 2019 in both El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio. May you rest in peace.

David Wayne Reed is a playwright, director, producer and actor from Kansas City. He is also the curator of the Shelf Life show hosted at The Brick. He spent damn near two hours at Thoro HQ being exposed to Andy & Devs' at levels considered incongruent with healthy living. He should see a doctor.

Brooke Roberts is a business strategist, travel junkie and former aspiring professional liar. She left a trailer in SouthEastern Kansas and never returned except for the time she had to oversee it's complete destruction by napalming. We talked to her for a hot minute. It was fun. Hot minute, get it. It's a napalm joke. Enjoy!!

Vince DiGirolamo is somebody both Andy & Devs have known since high school. He transitioned from bassist in the instrumental band Humans to launching a successful career as a tattoo artist. His journey is full of hilarity and insight. Enjoy.