Broccoli and Ice Cream

Luke Null is a comedian, a musician, and a mystery. He's two parts known, one part unknown. At least that's what we know. Maybe there's even more parts that we don't know. Listen up, and head into parts unknown. And parts known. (In the episode, the conversation goes even farther than this nonsense. But there is a lot of fun nonsense. Please enjoy, as desired!)

Kate Willett is a super funny comedian, super smart person, and super nice friend. She's super and nice and all those other things. Her debut comedy album is called "Glass Gutter" and I recommend it. I also recommend watching her later this year on Netflix's "The Comedy Lineup." Enjoy her then, enjoy her now, enjoy her forever. Also me, I'm here. Thanks!

Clark Jones is a funny comedian, a thoughtful human, a journalism guy person, a wonderful friend, a former junior deacon, a current dance enthusiast, and more. How can this be? It's so much! Listen!

Chemda has been a podcaster since before you've heard of podcasters. She is one half of Keith and The Girl, which enters the Podcasting Hall of Fame this month, and also is my nice funny smart good friend. Enjoy us talking! Now! Or soon. Whenever. Take your time. There. Good. Thanks! Bye.

Ben Seidman is a delight. A delight of a magician, a comedian, a human, and maybe more things that he keeps hidden because he is a magician. That's what magicians do. Hide things in all aspects of life. Listen and find out ALL OF THIS MAGICIAN'S REAL LIFE NON-MAGIC SECRETS. Or some at least. Or none. I forget. But it's fun, and I thank you!

Jaqi Furback is a comedian, writer, friend, and more. She looks for light in the dark, and she finds it. She IS light. So put some of that light right in your ears. Enjoy the warmth. It's a warm ear light. Thanks and love!

Hari Kondabolu has a new Netflix special called "Warn Your Relatives" on, a documentary called "The Problem With Apu," several podcasts, and an old friendship with me. We talk about lots of things that we know and probably some things that we don't. Enjoy and thanks!

Gina Yashere knows so many things. About Gina Yashere and the world. She lives in America, was born in England, and comes from a Nigerian family, not in that order chronologically. She does comedy and tells the truth. Thank you for listening!

Josh Gondelman is a delightful human, wonderful friend, hilarious comedian, thoughtful writer, and many more adjective noun combinations. We have a fun (and sometimes serious... content warning: some brief discussion of suicide and suicidal thoughts) discussion that I hope you enjoy as much as you want to and can. Thanks and love!

Caitlin Durante is a co-host of the Bechdel Cast, a comedian, a wonderful friend, a writer, and someone who was raised by chainsaw atheists. What does that mean? You must listen to find out. I think. I'm pretty sure we talk about it. Thanks and love!

Sam Kusnetz is one of my oldest friends. Without him, this podcast might not exist, because I might be a different person, and also he might not have taught me how to use my podcasting equipment. Sam knows sound, so thanks for listening to these sounds of Sam's knowledge. And my nodding. And also saying some things. You are appreciated!

Jasmine Pierce is super funny and great. She writes for the Tonight Show. She's written for Reductress. She's had a podcast where she wakes people up in the middle of the night and starts recording whatever they say. And here, she says things while wide awake. Please enjoy the waking things she and I both say. If you like. Nothing is mandatory. LIVE HOW YOU CHOOSE!

AJ Jacobs has read the encyclopedia, the bible, and lots of other books I'm sure. He's also written several books, so he's probably read those too. But now, he's on MY turf... talking out loud! As a podcast. (He's also made podcasts.) We have a delightful chat. Thanks for listening, or even just thinking about it. Good thinking!

Kenice Mobley is a delightful human, comedian, podcaster, and friend. On her podcast, "Person About Town," she meets people at their favorite places and chats with them there. And this conversation is one of MY favorite places. In a different, non-geographical way. You get it. Why still reading? Listen! Thanks and be well.

Jay Michaelson has done rabbi things, poet things, meditation things, Jewish things, Buddhist things, lawyer things, writer things, and most notably right now, speaking to me on my podcast things. I like what he has to say, and I encourage you to put all these things into your brain through your ears. Thanks and bye for now!