Recorded in the basement of the Derry Civic Center, Steve is joined this week by one third of the podcast Derry Public Radio, C.M. Alexander! The two of them talk about Star Trek: The Next Generation and C.M.'s love for the show. Listen as Steve is slowly turned into a Star Trek fan as the two of them break down a handful of episodes as well as the series as a whole.

On this backwards episode, Joshua Kahn hosts and is joined by Steve Jennings to talk about burlesque. The guys talk about recent burlesque shows they co-hosted together, Steve's first impressions of burlesque, and much more. Listen to hear Josh and Steve having fun talking about burlesque, something that Josh has hosted for over ten years and Steve has been hosting for less than ten weeks.

Everyone's favorite lights and sound guy, John L, joins Steve this week to talk all about the wonderful world of drugs! The two guys talk about the experiences they've had from taking various drugs, for Steve it's just been one drug, for John L, it's been many. Enjoy!

James Draper joins Steve this week to talk about our love of stand-up comedy. The guys talk about how they got started, their writing style, and what comedians have influenced us the most throughout our careers.

Stevie Mo is on this week's episode to talk about one of Steve's favorite subjects: professional Wrestling. Specifically, Steve and Stevie talk about the rise of All Elite Wrestling as the first major competitor to WWE in nearly 20 years. The two Steves share their favorite moments from the company so far and talk about their favorites wrestlers in AEW. 

Steve is joined this week by Anthony Natarelli to talk about creating and producing content in the Covid era... well... mostly. The two of them get off on several tangents because they were having so much fun they forgot to talk about the main topic for about half of the episode. Listen to hear the story of how Anthony won an Emmy(technically), what being a DMOIPDP is all about, what a DMOIPDP even is, and how horse cum may be the new milkshake. 

***BONUS EPISODE****

On this bonus mini-episode, Trenton Orris gives Steve a walkthrough of The Opera Game, which is widely regarded as one of the greatest chess games ever played. This discussion had to be cut for time from the main episode, but it is worth a listen all on its own and gives insight into why Paul Morphy is remembered as one of the best to ever play the game of chess. 

Trenton Orris is back for a second week to talk to Steve about the life of chess master Paul Morphy. On this SUPER SIZED episode, Trenton discusses Paul Morphy's time spent in Europe after being crowned the American Chess Champion and his return to America that led to turmoil and mental issues that persisted into his final years.

Trenton Orris is on the show to talk to Steve about chess master Paul Morphy. Trenton talks about what got him interested in chess and then launches into talking about the early life of Pau Morphy. This leads to a discussion of the beginning of Paul Morphy's career as a chess prodigy leading up to Morphy competing in the first ever American Chess Congress.