Get ready for storytime, kids. Ben Daughtrey joins the gang on this episode and details the good, the bad, the ugly and the always funny world of a musician and editor deep in the business of show. There's a lot to take in on this one so put your listening switch into the on position.

From humble beginnings of singing himself to sleep, guest Scott Carney tells the tale of becoming a legit musician and filmmaker despite the challenges of naming his band and the dangers of military grade weed. The gang is treated to the origin of The Majestic and how the song made its way into everyone's living room.

David Boone sits down with the gang to talk about current affairs, the craft of filmmaking, his love for sneakers, hip-hop and the early days of his career uncovering family secrets from 8mm film. It's a spicy conversation in the best way possible (and we're not just talking about the bourbon.)

Carrie Foster sits down with the gang to talk about graphic design, costumes and burlesque. Yep, it's that kind of an episode so get comfortable (and maybe a little uncomfortable.) It's a slightly NSFW episode but a VERY fun conversation! You're welcome.

The gang pulls back the curtain to talk about the magic behind movies and television in a fun and informative conversation with visual effects supervisor, Wayne Shepherd. It's also a timely discussion about current events. But don't worry. We still act like idiots so it's a normal episode.

The gang is in a new studio (for now) as they chat with fellow creator Tevan Morton about what it means to be a creative, the future of using AI and the collective love of movies. The nerd level escalates in this one while somehow also feeling like a grown-up conversation... almost.

It's all about Innies and Outies in this episode as we review some of our favorite shows as well as some hot topics. Sever yourself from the real world and hang with the gang for an hour. You'll probably regret it.

Monkeys, skunks and love. The gang somehow makes them all connect as they discuss Valentine's Day, movies and recent current events. No guest on this one but it's just as entertaining as a Bob Seger cover band. It'll all make sense. Trust us.