Michelle DiCeglio challenged me to listen to Anthem by Hanson.

She left FFN just before I joined in 1999.  Then I left FFN just before she rejoined in 2016.  Much like Mattingly and Jeter, we just can't exist on the same team at the same time.

Amanda Bauer challenged me to listen to Vol. 1 by The Traveling Wilburys.

James Dailey challenged me to listen to Look Up by So Long, Stargazer.

He's one of the best physical performers I've seen!  He's one of my favorite improvisers in Columbus!  He weighs almost half as much as I do!  He's Alex Lefeld!  And we had a good conversation about video games and politics.  Because I think Donald Trump basically wants to turn America into a real life Grand Theft Auto.  Or that's how he sees it now.  Who can really tell?

Ryan Kopycinski challenged me to listen to The Phosphorescent Blues by Punch Brothers.

FFN & MadLab old-timer Peter Graybeal is a pretty cool dude.  And he brought peanut butter Twix for the recording!  What else could you want out of your right-hand man?

I spoke with the seemingly ageless Acacia Duncan.  She's an incredible local stage talent and pretty good person to boot.  We talked theatre....a lot of theatre.

My 2nd interview of the day featured local cartoonist/illustrator/author/cool dude, Max Ink.  He's been putting his artwork out there for us for a long time and it's a darn shame that so many of us have yet to be exposed to his brand of down-to-earth perspective.

What a great interview with local artist Jennifer Morley.  Jennifer fascinated me with tales of a condition she has called senesthia.  I'm not even going to attempt to explain it here.  Suffice to say, she uses it to make some pretty cool art!