In our brand new segment 'Where are They Now?', the YDKM team brings J-Man, our Tinder Files guest from Episode 20, into the studio. According to him, YDKM just might be his lucky charm. Tune in to hear how a few major things came together right after coming onto the show.

Also, head over to www.ydkmpodcast.com to read more about J-Man and listen to his original episode.

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Ever wonder how sketch comedy shows like Saturday Night Live, Key and Peele, or Portlandia are made? This week, we had the Atlanta-based sketch comedy group Flying Giants in the studio! We sat down with two of their members, Wheels and Mercy, to hear about what makes a great sketch and what some of their favorite sketches have been. It's a episode you don't want to miss, so give it a listen and find out where to catch a live show over at www.ydkmpodcast.com.

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Local humorist, Crazy Train, joins us in the studio to regale us with stories of his mild rebellions over the years. Going slightly against the grain has always been his style; whether it’s been through making edgy teenage boy scout documentaries, or escalating dorm room rivalries to impressively messy levels, our guest is rarely afraid to be a little bit irreverent. Check out an exclusive YDKM short story from Crazy Train over at www.ydkmpodcast.com.

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Mayor Ted of Clarkston is an all around unique individual - from being a self-proclaimed Berniecrat in Georgia, to his characteristic 'protest beard', to being mayor of one of the US's most diverse small towns. Home to a large refugee resettlement community, Clarkston has been host to a special mix of cultures that Mayor Ted hopes can serve as an inspiration to communities everywhere. Tune in to hear all about the young and rambunctious Mayor Ted, his plans for Clarkston, and head over to www.ydkmpodcast.com for more on how you can get involved in helping refugees right here in Atlanta. 

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We couldn't leave out the infamous Pee-wee Herman story, could we? So, sQuishiepuss is back in a bonus minisode!

Be sure to listen to sQushiepuss's original interview in Episode 39 before tuning in, and don't forget to visit the blog at www.ydkmpodcast.com!

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With his wry wit and radical candor, sQuishiepuss has a way of cutting straight through pretenses. In this doozy of an episode, he talks being a small town punk, and how hitting rock bottom, twice, taught him valuable lessons about investing in himself. We especially love his “Do what you love and don’t be an asshole” mantra, and his enduring belief that a little bit of punk-era ‘f**k the system’ is what the world really needs. Take a look at sQuishiepuss's work and read more at www.ydkmpodcast.com.

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Tandy, formally known as “The Great and Powerful” and one of our very first guests, recently returned from a long stay in South Korea! Between his job from hell, a particularly irresponsible bike trip, and the ROK’s increasingly bizarre political scandals, Tandy had much to share in today’s episode. Head over to www.ydkmpodcast.com for beautiful pictures and more information on all the madness.

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When Smaj moved to Atlanta, she brought with her a slew of stories ridiculous enough to fuel a standup routine. From getting bitten by a snake, to reporting at a welding rodeo, to catching a politician with his fly down, Smaj has seen it all. Tune in to hear these stories and read more about improv and her career as a journalist at www.ydkmpocast.com.

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YDKM is on Spring Break this week, but we'll be back next week with a brand new episode! In the meantime, be sure to catch up on our previous episodes.

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If you’ve seen the 2005 movie Hitch, you’re already familiar with what Patrick Zgambo does. He’s a charisma coach, matchmaker, meetup organizer, and magician, but he didn’t start out this way. Eight years ago, Patrick found himself lying in a hospital bed alone, after surviving what should have been a fatal motorcycle accident. As he struggled through the long recovery process, he stumbled into a very important epiphany about love and how we can all be a little better at it. Tune in to hear his story, and read more of his useful tips about building charisma, creating real connections and taking control of your life at www.ydkmpodcast.com.

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