In this special episode, I talk with my longtime friend Greg Haupt about his recent colorectal cancer diagnosis.  Cancer treatment during a pandemic has been especially tough.  We talk face-to-face in the garage (20' away both wearing masks) in this very special episode.  Also, I don't swear (almost) the entire time.

Mitch Myers is an Emmy award-winning art director & 3D artist.  We recently collaborated on the Morose music video "Static" - so it was fun getting to talk to Mitch in a less intense setting.  

Woodworker, Entrepreneur, videographer, and conspiracy theory connoisseur.  Dave and I have a late-night chat and try to keep Dave awake. 

Blake Armstrong is a Hollywood movie poster artist - also creating icon artwork for bands like In Flames & Slayer.  He was most importantly the artist we worked with for the "Miracle" music video poster for Story of the Year. You've seen his work.  Movie posters like: Stranger Things, Sonic the Hedgehog, Ready Player One, BumbleBee, Spiderman, For V. Ferrari, & SO many more!  Enjoy the show. Check Blake's work out on IG @spaceboycomics

Josh Wills is the drummer for the band Story of the Year.  We go deep into the origins of Josh including his start in music, line up changes in the band, politics, social justice, and more.  

Ryan Phillips is an American Ninja Warrior and guitarist for the band Story of the Year.  He is launching a YouTube channel, so we talk about that. And more stuff too.  Join us, won't you?

Patrick Lawrence is a 6x Sundance Film Editor.  He stops by the garage for a socially distanced discussion where we dig into his career, what keeps him going, and keeping on during COVID.  He drove all the way from LA to be on the show, so give him a listen! Here are a few cool things he's currently working on: Editor - @BondingNetflix Director - @tattoos.and.turnpikes Drummer - @nothing.still

Adam Russell (bassist of Story of The Year) joins me yet again - but now IN REAL LIFE!  We talk about some heavy stuff, including a smidge of COVID, some Black Lives Matter, Me Too, and motivations for success (or a lack thereof).  We're all over the place, but it was so good to see and talk with Adam again in real life.  FUCK COVID!

Katie Collier is a super successful mom, chef, entrepreneur, and leader in the St. Louis Culinary World. NBD. For real though, I've known Katie a while and I've always been impressed with her execution of an idea, and it's ability to tie back to family/cause in a way that's real and heartfelt. We talked about that, and what's up with Katie's, frozen foods, long walks, and being able to adapt. Quick. Follow @katiespizzaandpasta on IG and as of today (6/8) go to Katie's and eat pizza on the patio!!! This episode is in collaboration with @supergiantworld as part of our Coronacast series.

Ricky stays in music, plays a bunch of instruments, including guitar in Foxing, and nearly everything in his solo projects. We checked in with him, a touring musician, during an uncertain time to see how he's holding up and what's keeping him inspired/creative/optimistic and all of that. Ricky and I have been friends a minute, and I've always admired his kind and calm demeanor. It was so nice to check in on FaceTime and say what's up. Hope you enjoy this talk, and follow Ricky @enriquesampsonthethird on IG! This episode is in collaboration with @supergiantworld as part of our Coronacast series.