In this review of “Antebellum”, a horror film that imagines a re-enactment “camp” in which slavery returns, as does the horrible mistreatment of slaves. All for the pleasure of the re-enactors. The dudes discuss this horror film/“what if” movie and how it impacted them.

This petite, young lady is an actress, stunt woman, and the grandmother of two. I know. I didn’t believe it either. Listen to her story. Incredible.

So, this is Chris’ career: start as a Russian translator for the Air Force, then work for Allstate as an insurance adjuster in Louisiana during Katrina, and finally move into luxury travel . . . right as Covid starts.
You’ll enjoy Chris’ journey . . .

Did you know that what the media calls “the Burning Man Festival” isn’t a festival at all? No, as our guest Sheri explains, “it’s an intentional community” that endeavors to follow a clearly articulated set of principles. And, much to our surprise, these intentional communities aren’t limited to the annual gathering in Nevada but take place all over the world. Listen to learn more. It’s fascinating.

Brad Carney, one of the owners of the Green Elephant (and an epic bartender), talks about his college years ("Grade 13 and chasing girls!"), his love of tennis, and his passion for antique cars.

Shannon McKinnon, one of the owners of the Green Elephant Bar, tells the story of how he got into the hospitality business, how he and his partners financed the purchase of the Green Elephant Bar, and what it's been like to keep the bar going during the Covid lockdown.

In this episode, the dudes and dudette Amber Campisi discuss some of their most horrible neighbors to some of the most surprising and pleasant. From a Peeping Tom to a retired SR-71 spy plane pilot, this group of characters will both shock and amuse you.

Amber Campisi, a native of Dallas, TX and graduate of SMU, tried out for a modeling shoot with Playboy. Much to her surprise (but no one else's), she was invited to come to LA, stay at the Playboy Mansion, and be photographed for a playmate shoot. When her issue, February 2005, appeared, she was surprised at all of the attention - most of it positive - that she received. This is her story.

Jamil and Khalid discuss their work with and support for LBGTQ charities

Jamil and Khalid talk about how they began making music together, Jamil's breakout performance on Khalid's epic song, "Swallow," and other stories about brotherly antics.