This week: Sarah Weaver of Bandit Coffee stops in to talk all things coffee and gives a peak of Bandit’s next moves. Becoming a cornerstone of the neighborhood. Max’s memories of Cafe Bohemia. 3D-Printed sandwiches. The record for most broken glass. The bonds of Pinellas County Catholic schools. Taking Improv classes. The scene at the Baywalk Starbucks in 2003. The strange lawless times of Covid. When your partner in business is also your life partner. Taming the never-ending line. Sam learns about beans.

This week: It’s wedding season in Florida. Max’s Ina Garten era. Passion fruit cocktails. A Golden Globes wedding. Heavy snacks. A big fat greek wedding. Max’s cost cutting tips. Doing big arms. Closing down the afterparty. Making mercury glass. Delta variant deviations. Blessings from bubby. Wedding ettiquette circa 1925 from Emily Post. The awkwardness of garter fishing. Escape from New York...with a wedding cake in the trunk. The play/don’t play list of reception music. Lots of feelings about Cotton-eye Joe. Whipping and nae naeing it. Unwanted conga line groping.

This week: An XXL sized episode with Drag performer and entertainment director Adriana Sparkle. The Smush Room. Daddy Sparkle. The most round lake in the country. corporate workplace discrimination. The evolution of Rupaul’s Drag Race. Seeking “permission” to start drag. Being read for filth. Call it Christmas! Trying on heels in the mall. Reigniting a passion for design. Max’s drag mother era. Sam’s fear of losing her fingers. Wearing a unit. Men’s hair loss. Becoming your inspiration. Headlining St. Pete Pride. Winter Pride. The type-A gays. Challenging gender perceptions. Support your local drag queens.

This week: Drummer TL Jentgens on redefining the one-man-band. Twins days in Twinsville. Show Choir. Mapping out an escape from Ohio. Letting fate decide where to move. Rocking out at Mars Music. The no-armed man selling a drum set. The struggle with describing a one-of-a-kind music act. The punk scene of Ohio. Playing the bowling alley circuit. Treating every venue like it’s the biggest venue. Risking lots of credit card debt to build a show. Bargaining with bar owners for a booking. Planning a nationwide tour.

This week: It’s Spring Break in Florida. Mother nature woke up ready to fight. General itchiness. Those weird caterpillars from childhood. Max’s arch nemesis is back. Anarchist children running amok. Miami’s break up with Spring break. Destroying a St Pete Beach hotel for Hollywood. The Clearwater roundabout. A trip to the Jersey Shore for happy hour. Sam’s Florida road trip. Weeble mania. The crack cocaine puppet show. New Oreo drop.

This week: Chef Jason Lutzk of Grace restaurant and event planner and PR specialist Brooke Palmer join us to discuss bringing fine(er) dining to the beaches and what it takes to survive in the modern hospitality landscape. Revitalizing Pass-a-Grille. The ostrich farms of 1902. Finding the hidden gems outside of the downtown scene. The grand dutchess of Christmas. Max's reputation for ordering statement dishes. How the time change effects restaurants. Lizzie the cow. The CIA. Being hospitable in the hospitality industry. Balancing innovation and comfort on a menu.

This week: Nicole and Brian from Car-Free St. Pete. No, they're not coming for your cars. Exploring alternative ways of getting around town. The Garden restaurant. Halloween on Central. The Strazza. NYC's High Line Park. A riverwalk day with mom. Rebranding bus travel with the Sunrunner. First Friday. The new Whole Foods. Living without a driver’s license. Using the comments to complain.

This week: We're 50! To celebrate committing ourselves to 50 episodes (so far) we take a look back at some of our less successful side hustles. Max's first podcast venture. Bartending from home in pandemic times. Sam's calligraphy plans. A lost career in Egyptology. The Lisa Frankification of our childhoods. Trauma-bonding though the hospitality industry. Starting an ice cream business. Walkies and weewees. The Punxsutawney Phil musical. Ghosts of past instagram handles. A look to the next 50 episodes.

This week: In honor of the return of the Florida State Fair, we reminisce on fairs past and memories of Catholic school festivals. The social allegiances made at the fair. Sam's villain era. The wine toss. Bargaining with parents for an armband. The reason Max blames Van Halen for his motion sickness. A hero moment for Max on the Orbiter. Something else is going on inside the Gravitron. What do you do with a 6 foot Tweety Bird? The lucky goldfish. Strawberry picking. We discover the sound effects bar. Smash or Pass on fair foods.

This Valentine's Day, we share our love for the history of St. Pete with local historian and I Love The Burg tour guide, Monica Kile. The murky history of house ages pre-1925. The first population boom 100 years ago. The troubled history of displaced minority neighborhoods. Setting the record straight on the founding of the city. Little Detroit? Following the train tracks. The laundry district. The much sought-after St Pete hex block. Playing volleyball in the Vinoy Hotel ballroom. Max’s childhood fascination with the Soreno Hotel. The difficulties of preserving historic buildings. An ebay bidding war. The 200 block. Little Lang Court. White pelicans.