MacGyver is joined this week by his older brother, McKenzie Mann! They start off by swapping stories from their childhood, from driving to high school together to finding a mysterious turd next to a cactus on a family outing (sorry, mom!). As they continue talking, they get into some of the more serious matters of their youth with discovering who they are near their college years and their parents divorce and how it affected each of them. They end the interview with hindsight as 20/20 and how they would change any element of their past to be closer as brothers.Podcast note: this was the first recording in Arizona, USA using new equipment and space, so the audio quality may differ from the previous episodes. As a note from MacGyver: this episode is really a special experience for me as I was able to speak to my brother in an honest, open and vulnerable environment that marks such a growth in our relationship since returning from China in Nov 2023. Love you, Mac!You can follow McKenzie on IG here:@mckenzie.mannYou can follow the podcast on IG here:@sorrywhopod

MacGyver is joined by Rae Lee wherein they go over her ventures into a variety of interests and hobbies, from her relationship-to-religion based poetry, bartending to playing football (soccer for the Americans) in Shanghai.  Rae shares briefly about being a transwoman and how she is sometimes referred to as the "Trans Fairy Godmother".  Rae also explores the topic of her performances in punk rock venues across Shanghai and how she is bending the limits of creativity in each act. You can follow Rae Lee on IG here:@raelee_shYou can follow the podcast on IG here:@sorrywhopod

MacGyver is joined by a child of parents who immigrated to Queens, New York, USA, JoHannah, or "Jo". Jo introduces herself as, firstly, a Child of God, and the two discuss the importance of finding one's own journey to their relationship with a deity as opposed to relying upon others. They also talk about Jo growing up in a rather segregated community with a strong divide between the "black" and "white" sides of town; difficulties of growing up; and transparency of communication between parents and children.You can follow Jo on Instagram here:@JoHannahRae.officialYou can follow the podcast on IG here:@SorryWhoPod

MacGyver is joined by another polynesian, hailing from a mix of New Zealand and Australia, Tori Waiata. They drop into the conversation about a learning disability she was not told she had, dyscalculia, which MacGyver had never heard of. Tori breaks it down and gives examples of how she overachieved in other areas of schooling. Being a late teen at the time of recording, Tori also describes her experience of moving across the world to a foreign country, China, for the first time in her life and how quickly she has had to learn to grow up... and how much she can quote from the movie "Coraline"You can follow Tori Waiata on Instagram here:@Tori.AstonYou can follow the podcast for updates here:@SorryWhoPod

MacGyver Mann is joined by Danny Kirby for this episode of Sorry, Who Are You? With Danny's poetic bio of rhyming couplings, they explore the topics of comedy in their households growing up, they first impressions of learning to dance (and Danny's jam-packed schedule of swimming), and how to grow as a person by pushing your boundaries of discomfort.You can follow Danny on IG here:@dannykirby92You can follow the podcast here:@SorryWhoPod

MacGyver is joined by Sheilah, one of the most experienced and wide-reaching artists to sit in the guest chair. Sheilah shares her experiences of growing up in the 80's and how her life became that of a true artist, one searching for spiritual purpose through the exploration of self through atypical creations, such as life-study of being blonde debuting at a metallic punk venue. They dive into the different chapters of an artists career and what makes each one unique. You can follow the podcast on IG here:@sorrywhopod

MacGyver is joined by Roxanne Snow wherein they talk about their various car crashes and accidents they've been involved in, and how they (obviously) survived, Roxanne's beginning, middle and end of her anxiety and also the miraculous coincidence that they are both bi-racial, with one parent immigrating to the USA from elsewhere and how they struggle with that split identity. You can follow Roxanne on Instagram here:@roxannemariesnowYou can follow the podcast and Corrinne & MacGyver on IG here:@sorrywhopod@dappermanns

MacGyver is joined by Sarah Cunningham (the third "Sarah" to have joined the podcast, how lucky!) this week. They discuss the conlficting fears of deep space and the deep oceans, and which they would rather explore. They move on to other fears and anxieties before briefly settling on Sarah's stint of digging up remains in Peru and her fascination with the past, cultures and ethics of archaelogy. You can follow Sarah Cunningham on Instagram here:@sarahhcunninYou can follow the podcast on IG here:@sorrywhopodAnd Corrinne & MacGyver here:@dappermanns

MacGyver is joined by the mysteriously-accented Tim wherein they discuss Tim's career in journalism that has spanned from Australia, the pacific islands, southeast Asia and now China. Tim's pedanism (Tim explains to MacGyver what that means in the episode) shows as he also discusses his role as an organizer for the intense archery tag community in Shanghai. This episode also contains Tim's ultimate desire to see the end of humanity (or maybe the universe). You can follow the podcast on IG here:@sorrywhopodand Corrinne & MacGyver here:@dappermanns

Corrinne joins her talkative husband, MacGyver, for her fourth time on the podcast, wherein they discuss a few different aspects of their lives. Diving into some of the life goal checklists they both had when they were younger and how they have achieved, or not, some of those topics within, moving to the role their friends play at certain functions and social gatherings, and one of the founding memories of their relationship (hint: it involves Waldo & Wenda)You can follow Corrinne & MacGyvere here on IG:@DapperMannsAnd the podcast on IG here:@sorrywhopod