Beckett and Jamie are joined by the walking ray of sunshine that is Grace Bahler (IG: @verygracebahler) to talk about her perfect dinner party, being a full-time creative, hosting the open mic at Laugh Factory, day jobs, and more while improvising an opening and closing number. Thanks to The Lincoln Lodge podcast studio and our accompanist, Becca Nix Tham (IG: @beccahasokhair) !!

Beckett and Jamie are joined by the HILARIOUS Maggie Winters (IG: @saggiesplinters) to improvise songs and discuss fast food, Drew Barrymore, J.Lo (again), comedy, Lauren Boebert, and more. Accompanied by the incredible Becca Nix Tham (IG: @beccahasokhair).

Beckett and Jamie are joined by Shawn Banks (IG: @bankzzyyy) for opening song "Sorry I Was Late, It Will Definitely Happen Again." The trio go on to discuss reincarnation, the Bee Hive, Chromatica Ball and more before improvising another song. Thanks as always to The Lincoln Lodge Podcast Studio!

Beckett and Jamie catch up after a long break, revealing exciting new updates in both of their lives. They then discuss some Broadway reddit drama, then answer the age old question: is cheating ever forgivable? Accompanied by Becca Nix Tham. Thank you to The Lincoln Lodge Podcast Studio and our producer, Christine Ferrera.

Beckett and Jamie are joined by their regular accompanist, Becca Nix Tham (IG: @beccahasokhair). The trio tries to remain lighthearted while discussing the ongoing economic crisis and resulting job insecurity, the COVID-19 pandemic, speech team memories, comedy, and more, then improvise a song. Thank you to The Lincoln Lodge Podcast studio and our producer, Christine Ferrera.

Jamie and Beckett recount Beckett's wild encounter while performing a live comedy show together somewhere in Wisconsin, then improvise a song about it, accompanied by Becca Nix Tham. Thank you to The Lincoln Lodge Podcast Studio and our producer Christine Ferrera.

Beckett and Jamie are joined by guest Hunter Hirsh (IG: @hahahirsh) to discuss his West Virginia upbringing, going to college to study jazz, and how he fell into doing standup comedy, then improvise a song.