Mike Dennehy is a father originally from the Midwest living in Los Angeles and working in the entertainment industry. Mike talks about how his childhood led to an interest in the theatre and performance and how that naturally led to him moving to L.A. He shares how his struggles with alcohol changed the course of his life. Mike runs campaigns in Dungeons and Dragons as a Dungeon Master. Mike educates us on the rules of the rolls and the roles. He also explains the need for community and how Dungeons and Dragons fulfills that need. He illustrates how the stereotypes and misinformation surround one of the most popular games in the world are just that, stereotypes and misinformation. Oh...ya...he's just about the nicest guy in the world. And he has a very controversial opinion about Ghostbusters. So...Zac takes issue with that. This is Those Who Do: Dungeon Master w/Mike Dennehy.

Tim Johnson is a single father, artist, and head brewer. On this episode, Tim talks about his journey from art and theatre student to designer by way of corporate America and then craft brewing. Tim worked in the corporate offices of national brands such as Best Buy and Buffalo Wild Wings (where he oversaw the transition from Coke to Pepsi for the national chain). He explains how he left office life for brewing and then distilling, with a couple stops in between. He explains how the rigors of working in the brewing industry led to struggles with his mental health and the decision that ultimately led him out of the world of beverages and back into his first true love, art and design. Tim educates us on the process of brewing and why, sometimes, a Miller High Life just tastes good. Vulnerable, honest, and funny, Tim is the kind of guy that knows just a lot of bit about a lot of things. A natural conversationist, a man in search of knowledge and happiness, and a great father, this is Those Who Do: The Art of Beverages w/ Tim Johnson. Video version of the podcast available on YouTube!

Kevin Liang is a first generation Taiwanese American that eschewed cultural norms to go to film school and become a producer (General Education) and P.A. Kevin tells us about his moral struggles with the entertainment industry and the inner battle he fought and won. Later, he would discover an aptitude and appreciation for firearms and become a tactical firearms instructor with the hope of changing the relationship people have with the tools and a focus on education, responsibility and safety. Kevin is one of the nicest humans in the world, and I challenge you to dislike him...it's impossible. This is Those Who Do: Gunslinger in L.A. w/ Kevin Liang!

Video Version available on YouTube!