This series finale brings the interview journey full circle. Jeremy checks in with Adam Lisagor to see how his initial statements of how "lazy" he is have held up, as well as tearing down ideas to build them back up.

Jeremy sits down in Austin's Driskill Hotel with Ross Floate to discuss merciless treatment of ideas that solve no problems.

Take a peek into the beginnings of Jeremy's creative impulses during a discussion with Dave Colin, one of Jeremy's first creative collaborators.

Jeremy speaks to advertising icon Luke Sullivan via phone about infinite resignation and slow boiling.

A conversation with Darrin Ross about throwing lots of creative ideas at the wall seems to resonate very well in the twilight of this show's existence. Best show yet.

Twitter jokes aren't all just fun and games. There's a craft to them and, in Jason Sweeney's case, a deeper source of joy and healing.

The rain at SXSW isn't stopping people from finding interesting things that inspire them. Everyone except for the guy at the end.

A bad travel day makes the plans for a dazzling opening SXSW episode fall flat.

It's Open Topic week yet again. Jeremy lays out his plan for possible self-destruction in Austin, TX.

Two Kansas City boys, thrust into Internet renown in part by nods from John Gruber, sit down for coffee and discuss taking big leaps.