Craig is away on assignment this week (read: vacation), so our fearless film critic Tim fills in as guest announcer. We are talking Star Trek this week with author and screenwriter David Mack. And Tim and Kevin discuss Skinamarink... the horror... the horror.저자 Kevin, your genial host

It's the first episode of 2023! Craig and I discuss the women in my life, then Beth Lapides talks about her new audiobook. Our film critic Tim dives into the controversy of "The Whale," and I discuss one of many reasons to dislike Adam Sandler.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Deck them halls, trim those boughs of holly, and join us for our very special Christmas episode. There will be caroling, story-telling by the fire, a visit from St. Nicholas himself, and interpretive dance (luckily, this is not a video podcast, or the dancing would scar you for life). Joining us to talk about writing and lawyering is David H. Stein…

Broadcasting legend Mark Thompson discusses moving "The Mark Thompson" show from terrestrial radio to online live-streaming. We also discuss the pitfalls and challenges of working in "new media." Also, Announcer Craig and I desperately 9almost pathetically) try to get Volvo to sponsor the podcast.저자 Kevin, your genial host

We've got Mark Thompson from the Mark & Brian radio show to talk about his new book and the state of broadcast radio. Hooty hoo! Even if you didn't listen to M&B, Mark has had a unique radio career, and it was an amazing opportunity to chat with him. But wait... there's more! Act now, and you can also listen to our film critic Tim discuss the lates…

We talk to two writers on this installment of the podcast. First up, Mike Reiss who has written for stage and screen (and books and leaflets and frankly every other form of media) talks about life in the writer room for The Simpsons, Johnny Carson, Garry Shandling, Ice Age, ALF, and my personal favorite The Critic. Then Herbie J. Pilato returns to …

The Rev. Rob Lee joins us to discuss civil rights, online activism, and Star Trek. Tim joins us to discuss Christmas movies, and we try to figure out an adjective to describe him.저자 Kevin, your genial host

We catch up with our genial host and our intrepid announcer, we explain where we've been and what we've been up to, we chat with Kevin O'Connor, longtime house of "This Old House," and we find out our resident film critic Tim's Top 5 of '22... and there may or may not be a post-credit Easter Egg.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Edward James Olmos narrates a story of the birth and life of Jesus, accompanied by a massive choir and orchestra저자 Kevin, your genial host

There's a place on Earth that some describe as the happiest place. For legal reasons, we won't name the specific happy place, but I have fond (even happy) memories of it. At such a place, around this time of year, a beautifully produced Christmas musical production is undertaken, complete with a story of the birth of Jesus. No mention of Santa, and…

Welcome to October. We dig deep for a two-decade old conversation about two "mostly dead" people, aka folks who had near-death experiences. The Philosodorks talk about the philosophy of patriotism, the WSMG guys trash talk each other, and Tim reviews The Battle of the Sexes.저자 Kevin, your genial host

This week features a conversation about what goes on behind the microphone with Brian Whitman, whose voice is known to fans of Tim Conway Jr and Rick Dees, and who can currently be heard every morning on AM870's "Morning Answer." We also ponder economic philosophy with Philosodorks Rich and Jessie, live and direct from Rich's hospital bed. And film…

We celebrate some unsigned artists, including Venus Leone, Hichchair Kings, and Calling All Astronauts. We discuss fine art, game shows, Aubrey Plaza, and our resident philosopher gets drunk and sings. As always, no puns intended & pants are optional.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Cancelled guests, dead batteries, audio glitches, and other perils shall not prevent this week's podcast. We talk about Mr. Rogers, we mock Millennials, and we review the latest Samuel L Jackson film. Thanks for MelodySheep for permission to include the song heard at the top of the show.저자 Kevin, your genial host

This week we talk classic TV with Herbie J Pilato, who literally wrote the book on Bewitched, Gidget, Kung Fu, and others. The Straight Meets Gay triad debates the merits of morning people vs. night owls, the Philosodork duo tackles the intersection of faith and philosophy, and the Tim monopoly gazes up at the Dark Tower.…

In our neverending quest to expose you to new areas of creativity, we talk with the creator and co-star of "Star Trek Continues," easily one of the best pieces of fan-fiction on the internet. Also, the trio from the When Straight Meets Gay podcast reveal whether they would date a hipster, the Philosodorks think therefore they are, and Tim reviews "…

We are back, new and improved, yet still making mistakes. We've got Craig "The Lovemaster" Shoemaker backstage at the Improv. We've got the guys from the "When Straight Meets Gay" podcast tackling the question "How gay is Hollywood?" We've got the Philosodorks defining philosophy. We've got Tim reviewing "Atomic Blonde." We've got it all... except …

New episodes drop July 30th. In the meantime, here's some of what you missed, as well as the remixed theme song. Enjoy.저자 Kevin, your genial host

I talk about the Peace Corps and Kazakhstan with Peace Corps Director Carrie Hessler-Radelet, professor and author Jeff Fearnside, Jesuit-in-training Tony Lusvardi, and rock cellist Ivan Trevino from Break of Reality. Plus, I tell the complete story of getting shot by the Russian mafia.저자 Kevin, your genial host

The creators of the CBS series Numb3rs joined me at the Fair Oaks Pharmacy to talk about what went into making the show, and what they're currently working on. And comedian John Caponera talks about his Vinyl Fetish.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Comedian and author John Caponera joined me for lunch at Jerry's Deli to chat about his new book, his short-lived sitcom, Jay Leno, and life on the road. And Javier Grillo Marxuach talks about his Vinyl Fetish as fellow writers Adam Lash and Cori Uchida drop by for coffee.저자 Kevin, your genial host

You might recognize the name Javier Grillo Marxuach from TV shows like Lost, The 100, Charmed, or his own short lived series The Middleman. He's been selected to lead the reboot of Xena, and I talk to him about all of those shows and more. Plus, Billboard writer Fred Bronson tells us about his Vinyl Fetish.…

This week we are live-on-tape from Vitello's with Fred Bronson, who has written countless articles for Billboard Magazine, as well as memorable episodes from the Star Trek franchise. We talk about American Idol, Dick Clark, Tom Snyder, and internet criticism.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Musician Brian Weidemann talks music AND plays music... and there are cats in the house. Also, Craig & Kevin review "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" -- SPOILERS저자 Kevin, your genial host

Best known for his Emmy winning series, Dr Katz Professional Therapist, comedian Jonathan Katz joins me and attempts to get me to be funny. Also, musician/songwriter Brian Weidemann tells us about his Vinyl Fetish.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Photographer Kevin Ebi joins me to discuss the creativity and business of picture taking, as well as KPLU... and kidney donating. Also, comedian Jonathan Katz tells us about his vinyl fetish.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Friday the 13th writer Victor Miller joins us to chat about horror films, daytime television, and we do a little psychoanalysis. And photographer/author Kevin Ebi tells us about his Vinyl Fetish.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Join all of this season's guests as they discuss the music and the vinyl that inspires them. Featuring Bill Scheft, Vic Cohen, Bob Perlow, Tessa Souter, Alannah Myles, Rench from Ganstagrass, Paul Magers, and Michael Coulombe.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Filmmaker, wine enthusiast, hyphenate Michael Coulombe sits down with us in his backyard bar to discuss making movies, leaving the "909", and growing up in a haunted house. Naughty words are used.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Longtime Los Angeles news anchor Paul Magers joins us for a candid talk from his home. And our announcer Craig helped conduct the interview. Still looking for a sponsor to subsidize our continued brilliance. Oh yeah, this episode contains words that would've gotten your mouth washed out with soap as a child. Listener discretion is advised.…

The sultry voice of jazz singer Tessa Souter joins us on tonight's podcast. Her soulful lyrics are some of my personal favorites, and she discusses her life, her inspirations, and all things jazz. Also, CBS2 news anchor Paul Magers tells us about his Vinyl Fetish.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Grammy winning singer/songwriter Alannah Myles gives us an education in entertainment law and accounting, and jazz singer Tessa Souter tells us about her Vinyl Fetish.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Rench, the driving force behind the Emmy nominated group Grangstagrass, talks about merging bluegrass and hip-hop, and author Bill Scheft talks about his Vinyl Fetish저자 Kevin, your genial host

Bob Perlow, author of "The Warm Up Guy" and writer of countless sitcoms talks Robin Williams, Night Court, The Tonight Show, and more. Plus Rench from Ganstagrass tells us about his Vinyl Fetish.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Vic Cohen is the subject of Howie Mandel's new documentary, "Committed," as well as a stand-up comic, actor, and performance artist. We lunched at Canter's Deli. Yum.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Bill Scheft , author of "Shrink Thyself," talks about David Letterman, Bill Maher, Jay Leno, memorable moments in late night TV, and how to write monologue jokes.저자 Kevin, your genial host

Meet Kevin & Craig, find out what the podcast is about, and get a preview of the first group of guests... tell a friend저자 Kevin, your genial host