Jeff,
Dave and Kevin talk live at Phoenix Comicon with Abnormal Entertainment
brethren David and Tony Sabal from The Atomic Fallout Society.
Being born comes with a special gift... dying. Can't have one without
the other. My guest, Yogi Yasha, talks about how to make peace with
dying and see what's in store in your afterlife.
Love, death, children, new book, new life, sexuality, and AIDS. My guest
Kergan Edwards-Stout chats with me about these topics, his
accomplishments, and life in the suburbs.
And
then he said, "Let there be women!" Brown and Sean talk about religion
(who doesn't when they are drinking?) and why marijuana should be legal.
Kevin
talks about a recent interaction with a local actor and explains that
all entertainers are a little off in different ways. Camm gets into his
troubles with his new phone, and Kevin admits to immediate memory loss.
The life of the 20-Something American Male and how they survive. My
guest Sean Salas from The BS Carnival comes by to chat with me about
being single, the ladies, and life.
This
week, Brown and Sean bring you a show that involves why racism is
funny, and why Sean likes the Beastie Boys. And thanks to Brown, two
people won't be gutted like a fish.
Before
they get into movies, Jeff, Dave and Kevin decide what superheroes
they'd be if they had a fantastic foursome along with Abnormal
Entertainment alum Camm Harston.
Camm
explains what happened to him last week. Kevin talks about the death of
Junior Seau and the murder suicide by white supremacist JT Ready.
This week, it's you and me remembering details about the last 15
episodes, stories that are in my mind, and sending 'Thanks' to everyone
who supports the show!
Brown
and the Quarter Century Man take a special trip to the Spur for Sean's
birthday. Brown takes unrelated phone calls, with a question from
Recycling Jesus. While Brown is black-out drunk, he threatens the lives
of Camm and Kevin.