Today's the Day

What a pleasure it was to sit down with Jeb Bigelow.  He might just be the nicest person I've ever met.  Make sure to be at his annual awards show The Jebbies on March 18th - https://www.facebook.com/TheJebbyAwards/

Sarah is a huge part of one of the hottest things in Columbus improv right now - #Hashtag Comedy.  We talked a ton about improv.  But I think the big takeaway from this episode is how much parents can screw up their kids.  Not Sarah and I, of course.  Just other people.

What a fun interview with a heckuva lady!  For those of you that don't like to listen to people talk about CrossFit or just working out in general, Elena and I just don't give a shit.  We talked about it anyway.  In your face!!

My friend Michelle DiCeglio enlightened me to the world of drag (both kings & queens).  Pretty interesting stuff.  And she's got a pretty cool book coming out.  Be sure to pick that up!!  http://amzn.com/B0178ADQF0

Max was in town to teach a seminar for potential playwrights of MadLab's Young Writers Short Play Festival.  While staying with us in our attic, I decided it would be a good chance to interview someone younger than me!

Local actor, writer, director, and filmmaker Jon Osbeck was kind enough to sit down with me and discuss all the things we do to piss people off on a regular basis.  It's something I know I'm pretty good at.

A great conversation with Actor Theatre Artistic Director Philip Hickman.  Lots of serious topics and heavy things discussed.  And we also talked about smashing our bodies into inanimate objects on stage causing us to walk around like old men long before our times.  But seriously, Philip is one interesting cat.

As I hand of the reins of Artistic Directorship of MadLab to him, Jim was kind enough to sit down with me and talk dumb theatre stuff, comic book stuff, millennial stuff, and other stuff I probably shouldn't type here.  Two grumpy old men....but mostly just me.

Today's guest was one of my oldest friends and one of my favorite actors to work with - Melissa Bair.  Melissa and I, or Missy as she is known to me, go way back and have done some amazing work together.  We've also had tons of ridiculous times together.  Lucky for you, we didn't talk to about too many of those.  It would have taken hours.

Episode 2 feature Scott Wheeler.  We discuss a good bit of presidential trivia as well as Scott's own brand of subversive improv.  There is no one better in town at doing what he does the way he does it.  Truly a unique talent unlike anyone else.