A minisode with the Demeter brothers. They were on the show back in January 2018, and now it's January 2020. It's like a time machine!

Orlando podcasts are having a moment thanks to networks like PFT Media. Home to shows like Cinema Crespodiso, Off Cuts, and Scotch and Good Conversation, …

The Fourth Annual Orlando Fringe Winter Mini-Fest brought many great shows to the stage including a premiere from Neil Arthur James as the incomparable Dandy Darkly. He'll be back in May for the full Fringe as well!

Minisode featuring a preview of the brand new podcast, Your Daily Dose with Bob and Nick.

Words! A lot of words. Author and librarian Sarah Fisk is the guest for this episode. We discuss all of their various alter writing egos along with the projects - the many, many projects - they have going on. Enjoy!

Minisode! This is a condensed version of a January 2018 interview with Kali Friend of Kill 'Em with Cuteness.

Feed Me Orlando. That’s what Krystine Lopez put out in the universe, and the City Beautiful has obliged. Krystine documents her food adventures on Instagram, not as a food blogger but as a fan of deliciousness. And she’s always hungry for more. Bon appetit!

Twenty years of Marc with a C has led to this interview. Actually, it led to a lot of great music, meaningful connections, and wonderful memories. How did he do it? How does he do it? When did he do it? In the last two decades, that should be clear. And, a special bonus, this episode includes songs of his!

Being vulnerable. In your everyday life. As an artist. With the people you care about most or strangers you just met on the phone. How are you vulnerable? That's the topic for this episode of Odd Numbers, and there's no better guest than Eliot Hillis to discuss it. It's surprisingly emotional but not for the reasons you may expect, which is sometimes the best kind of emotional.

How can we have Cyber Monday without Jeremy Seghers on the show? It’s an annual tradition, not unlike the story of Scrooge, Marley, spirits, and the rest of the cast of A Christmas Carol, which Jeremy directed at the Garden Theatre. Get to know your own past, present, and future on this episode, if you dare!