On this episode of To a Certain Degree, Victor Davila stops in to talk about art, teaching, Orlando's flag, and much more. He helps design some Bad Business Ideas, and we spend a lot of time talking about movie soundtracks as well. Listen up!

On this episode of To a Certain Degree, a number of guests are in the proverbial house to talk about the 26th annual Orlando Fringe Festival. There's an interview with the festival's producer, Michael Marinaccio. Leesa Castaneda talks about writing and performing her first one-woman show. And the husband and wife team of Ana and Sam Hammersley get all up in your puns.

Julian and Rachel discuss the Arts in Odd Places festival, how Orlando has evolved, and more!

On this episode of To a Certain Degree, John Hunter confesses to his candy obsession, throwing cow tongues at hockey games, and meeting Wayne Brady. He provides some scoop on SAK Comedy Lab, wades through several Bad Business Ideas, and much more!

On this episode of To a Certain Degree, Kristine Murtz provides some great perspective on hospice services, end of life transitions, and the opportunities for volunteers there. She's also been involved with pet rescue for some time, so she also runs the group's Pet Peace of Mind program, keeping pets and their owners together for as long as possible.

On this episode of To a Certain Degree, we have Amanda and Emily. Stars of their own podcast and a monthly live show at SAK Comedy Lab, they join the show at the height of their power. Their 7am on a Monday morning power. It's early.

On this episode of To a Certain Degree, Chelsea Hilend joins Nick to discuss improv, trying to get people to come to the theater, and more. A graduate of both Rollins College and SAK Comedy Lab, she has done her fair share of performing in and around central Florida. Now the marketing and box office manager for Annie Russell Theatre, she gets to deal with the business side as she earns her MBA.

On this episode of To a Certain Degree, we get serious about video games. Seriously. A mainly self-taught developer, Brian Luft is a composer and audio engineer who is working on an underwater game that can be played with your eyes closed. Not because it's so easy, but because the game is an audio experience that anyone can play, even people with visual impairments.

On this episode of To a Certain Degree, Bess Auer discusses how she went from being a teacher to a full-time blogger to a book author. That's not completely accurate of course, she's still a teacher and a blogger. It's all storytelling, and Bess is great at spinning good stories and drawing people in. We also go into detail on April the Giraffe, growing up in central Florida, and building communities.

On this episode of To a Certain Degree, Brendan Byrne from WMFE comes aboard to talk all things space, his podcast, and his path to public radio broadcasting.

Along with that, he ACES the pop quiz, chooses the best of the worst Bad Business Idea™, and generally is a great guest. Almost too great...