Our guest this week is the delightfully funny and energetic television personality, Kirby Adams. As an entertainment reporter, Kirby entertains us with stories from hopping trains to the red carpet. And for some reason, an unusual high number of encounters with gentlemen named William. Olympic-sized laughs with this one (you'll understand the reference after listening.)

This week, the gang chats with another creator, Greg Slagle, as they dive into war stories from film school, Hollywood near-misses, and the chaos of directing actual humans on camera. Storytelling, history, creativity, unpopular mustaches, egos - we cover it all. Insightful, unhinged, and very on brand.

A new episode with a cool, special guest - expat Todd Lacy, who returns to home soil from Sydney to cover all things theatrical. We delve into his history with mounting global productions domestically and abroad with a few flashbacks for good measure.

Recorded on Halloween, this episode's content seems very fitting. From murder trials to Tommy Lee's (yes, THAT Tommy Lee) backstage antics, guest Sean Oates treats us with stories from various times in his graphic design career.

On a very special episode... no guest this week but we get some "bro time" in on this one. It's a deep dive into gratitude, mindfulness of our time here and navigating our current world. It may not be our funniest episode but it's a good conversation.

Get ready for storytime, kids. Ben Daughtrey joins the gang on this episode and details the good, the bad, the ugly and the always funny world of a musician and editor deep in the business of show. From squatting in other countries to playing with his band Love Jones on Jimmy Fallon, there's a lot to take in on this one so put your listening switch into the on position.

From humble beginnings of singing himself to sleep, guest Scott Carney tells the tale of becoming a legit musician and filmmaker despite the challenges of naming his band and the dangers of military grade weed. The gang is treated to the origin of The Majestic and how the song made its way into everyone's living room.

David Boone sits down with the gang to talk about current affairs, the craft of filmmaking, his love for sneakers, hip-hop and the early days of his career uncovering family secrets from 8mm film. It's a spicy conversation in the best way possible (and we're not just talking about the bourbon.)