Today's the Day

Fellow ginger and general grumpy person Sheree Evans was an absolute delight to talk to as we return from celebrating the one year anniversary of the podcast.  We talked about all the people and things we dislike and how we just don't care if people don't like that.  She's a kindred spirit.

An event nearly one year in the making!  Andy interviews his wife!!!  But seriously, what better way to celebrate my 50th episode and one-year anniversary of the podcast than by interviewing the one person that might be more responsible for making it happen than myself?  She's a great partner, motivator, and inspiration for me to do more.  And technically, not the worst person in the world at all.

The summer of catching up with old theater friends continues with local film actor/producer, founding MadLab Ensemble member, and old-time FFN member Jeff Potts.  By all accounts, Jeff is a good dad.  I wish he were my dad.  Fuck you, dad.

Had a great time catching up with former local actress, but current star at whatever she does wherever she does it - Amanda Howell.  She always puts a smile on my face because she always has a smile on hers.

I interviewed MadLab board member and Young Writers mentor Jason Beehler.  He's not only older than he looks, but he's smarter than he seems (lawyers, meh.)

I was joined by 100% of the 2-person improv comedy troupe Easily Amused - Kristen Howell & Mike Weaver.  Finally, I learned the true history of one of the oldest troupes in Columbus.  And we talked about how well Jesus would fit in at Comfest.

In a special Musings episode, I was honored to be joined by local improviser Joe Moorer and singer Qamil Wright to discuss the horrible tragedies of the past week.

Fishbowl Improv alum, current Fake Baconer, and general world jet-setter Katie Drown dropped by (in an Uber no less) to chat about Brazil, improv, and how much real hostels are nothing like the movie Hostel.

Part of our special Young Writers Series of podcast episodes.  Anna Rolinatis, writer of "The Texting Dead".

Part of our special Young Writers Series of podcast episodes.  Hannah Woods, writer of "Chalk Outlines".