Tyler speaks with Leigh McClendon and Shane Whalley, each of which have large TikTok followings, to talk about their rise on the platform and what content they create. This is Tyler's final episode at Fredonia Radio Systems and says thanks to all the guests he has welcomed over the course of the semester.

Tyler talks to Doctor Jon Paul about advocacy in an ever changing and progressive world, and what it means to be an advocate for yourself and for others.

Tyler speaks with Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz, who has been the percussionist and long time historian of "Weird Al" Yankovic. They talk about the live shows and Weird Al's legacy as well as the upcoming tour.

Tyler sits down with Dysequilibrium and Beer'd Al podcast host Lauren Carey to talk about the content that they produce involving parody songman "Weird Al" Yankovic.

Tyler talks to Brad Sherwood, who is a reoccurring guest on Whose Line is it Anyway, and has been since 1988. They talk about the world of improv and how it has changed over the course of the past 3 decades.

Tyler had the pleasure of talking to Jonathan Mangum, who is known for his time on Let's Make A Deal, Drew Carey's Improv-A-Ganza, and Whose Line is it Anyway. They talked about his time on each and his experience in the world of Improv.

Tyler talks to Armando Torres and Zach Noe Towers about stand up comedy and how social media has changed the way we receive our content and our comedy.

Tyler is joined by Lochlan O'Neil, the creator of DashCon - the world's first and only Tumblr convention. We talked about the creation of the convention and how it came to be and how it did not go as planned.

Tyler interviewed Draggor and Alkali, who co-created FurSquared, a convention based out of the suburbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The convention is for furries; those who enjoy art of animals with human characteristics.

Tyler is joined by Pandez and Uncle Kage to talk more about running furry conventions and what it's like to do so during a pandemic. We talked a bit about the history of the fandom and Anthrocon's link to the city of Pittsburgh, panels, WineCasts, and more.