It's an Easter sketch and then some other sketches about religion! If you hate it, please contact the show and tell us how much!

A Valentine's Day Special that may-or-may-not actually answer the question of whether or not Sex or Love is more important. Hint: It doesn't, but there are a lot of funny sketches for you!

It's another Holiday Special to cram into your already stressful and over-promised precious time!

Travis Rosbach invented the Hydro Flask and has had more adventures than you have.

In this episode, we speak with ChatGPT, a large language model trained by OpenAI, about the capabilities and potential uses of artificial intelligence.

Eric Pilon-Bignell is the best-selling author of "Surfing Rogue Waves" and is helping people like you and me navigate new and scary technologies like blockchain and artificial intelligence.

Nick Mirisola is a musician who goes by the name "Meditative Animal" and is a Duddist priest. Yes, he does weddings.

Andrew Allemann is the creator of PodcastGuests.com, Domain Name Wire, and Stacey on IoT. He is an expert in domain names, podcasting, and other niche media.

Nick Gray is the founder of Museum Hack and is currently on a mission to get 500 people to have 2-hour cocktail parties.

John Lehr, the original Geico Caveman and star of Hulu's "Quick Draw", and Jay Martel, Emmy and Peabody award-winning comedy writer for "Key & Peele", come on to discuss their new project "Speed Bump".

Jeff Abraham is the CEO of Promescent, a lifestyle and sexual health company that focuses on improving sexual enjoyment for everyone.

GK Leonitis is an up-and-coming rapper in Atlanta and currently has a big hit in the south, “Pressure” which is one of those jams that just, you know, get you crunking.

Rajon Lynch, also known as RJ the Magician, is someone who took the challenge to become something incredibly rare, an African-American magician.

Riana is the author of 7 books, including “Love Beyond Your Dreams - Break Free of Toxic Relationships to Have the Love You Deserve” which is a best-seller on Amazon (https://amzn.to/2RmqwUd) and helps couples and individuals navigate the world of successful partnering on her website: www.rianamilne.com.

Sherman Tylawsky is a George Washington enthusiast and has a podcast called “Friends & Fellow Citizens” that explores the founders of our nation, but also takes a look at contemporary situations and people in politics today. He also survived the January 6th insurrection of the Capital.

Erick Cloward's passion is stoicism, which sounds like an oxymoron, and hosts the excellent “Stoic Coffee Break” podcast.

Dr. Sean Horan is a self-proclaimed sex geek and is a naturopathic primary care physician in Portland, OR.

Jeni runs Gritty Bird Podcasting, which helps people produce the podcasts that they want to produce, and also runs “The Podcaster’s Forum” for aspiring mic-jockeys to connect, learn and share with one another. She also runs workshops, gives speeches, and is a podcasting badass.

Dream jobs, let’s talk about them. I don’t know how many of you out there have your dream job, I hope most of you do, but my guess is that most of us do not and, worse, we don’t even know what a dream job actually looks like. For me, I think it would be my dream job to be able to create great podcast content and assist others to be able to create the content they want to create and actually get paid for it! For Jeni Wren Stottrup, that is everyday life! Jeni runs Gritty Bird Podcasting,...

Sometimes it’s important to understand your limits. Like setting a budget or knowing how much you can drink at a party before you end up naked and asking people for pony rides… sorry Grandma, your birthday was great! This episode’s guest, Douglas Noll, doesn’t look at limits the same way; he has figured out how to break all of the limits: physically, mentally and has perfected learning in what seems like a superhuman way. Doug Noll was a trial lawyer in California who was tenacious and...

Doug Noll is an ex-trial lawyer, pilot, jazz musician, best-selling author and literally goes to prisons to help murderers become peace-makers on the inside.

What makes a movie good? This was a conversation that I recently had and it really blew my mind. The argument was “if a movie is ‘good’ and I can’t keep my eyes open during it, is it good to me?” I had to pause, and completely agree. The movies that I enjoy most are the ones where I am engaged, fully, and feel connected to because they were so entertaining. I hate to admit, but there are a lot of “good” movies that do not appeal to me in any way. You know who would totally agree with that?...

Michael Gibson and Calvin McCarthy are producing and creating a movie in Portland right now called “Vampire Mutants from the Planet Neptune” you can help produce!

You know that feeling when you walk into a room, maybe it’s a party or other gathering, and you don’t know anyone really and you start to feel the walls pulling you closer until your back is against it? Or, maybe there is a dog or cat around and you decide that would be the best conversational companion? What about a room filled with people you do know? What about a room with one other person? If you still find yourself “shying away” from others, you might be an introvert. This episode’s...