I interviewed one of my oldest friends, Greg McGill.  Surprisingly, we didn't talk much about the old MadLab days at all.  We did talk a lot about corporate economics.  You know, because we are both such savvy businessmen.

He's one of my favorite improvisers in town, and he's pretty fancy with the ukulele.  But wouldn't be awesome to have a stand-up ukulele that you played jazz-style island music on?  A boy can dream.

Of course, I had to talk a bit about musicals with Krista Lively Stauffer.  But we also talked a lot about wine, the vomiting aforementioned wine, and our terrific mothers.  She's a real sweetheart.  It takes all kinds I guess.

This week featured local actor and general father-around-town Ralph Scott.  We talked local movies, a bit of improv, Dr. Stangelove, and dirty diapers (things get really dark.)

Laura and I took a break from trying to solve the world's many problems and talked about our celebrity crushes.  We both agree that Kristen Stewart is not the same person as Kristen Bell.  We're smart like that.

That's right!  This is the one all you city planning nerds have been waiting for!  More than you ever wanted to know about Daniel Burnham.  Who's that you ask?  Just listen to the podcast!

Some deep conversation about friendship, fat asses, and making penis cry?  Yeah, we talked about all that.

My honorary little sister Shana Kramer was a delight to have on the podcast.  Always beacon of positivity and bright sides of ugly shit.  She kinda makes me sick.

James Harper - talented actor, carpenter, devilishly handsome, and a guy that brings beer for the host to his first ever podcast interview.  I think he's got it all figured out.  Oh, and he's making out with my wife.

Travis Horseman stopped by to talk about his comic book Amiculus!  We discussed what Zack Snyder has done or hasn't done to Superman.  And little did I know that Travis was a budding writer and historian all the back at the age of 11.