This week comedian, Devin Christain, is in studio to talk about going from acting to comedy, 23 year old grandpas, best songs to Scooter to, sex in public, and the correlation between PCP and superpowers.
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Shades of Me artist, Brittany Trambitas, is in studio for an episode about what the American Flag on a truck is code for, disingenuous activism, what price you what put on your best friends life, and the first edition of Sophie Thomi's "Madlibs News".
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Comedian, Harry Riley, returns to the show as they talk the evil that lurks in the hearts of birds, American flag based clothing, how we managed to survive the '80's, why everyone should avoid Helena, MT, and we play a round of "Your Shitty City".
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Deva Bailey-Logan, from the art collective Shades of Me, joins the show for an episode the joys of Mexican stores, why no one likes camping, an update on gypsies, uninsured dicks, and the courtship of Deece's grandparents.
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Comedian, Rob Wentz, joins the show for an episode about over helpful neighbors, how to best kill a deer, why you should start a bank in the ocean, and Deece wants to go on a murderous rampage.
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This week we bring you the lost pilot episode to comedian, Michael Glatzmaier's, podcast. As the table's are turned and the other half of the Nearly Famous Duo interviews Deece about how to name a show, words you shouldn't use on the air, how no one else should start ...
This week Deece sits down one-on-one with musician, Willie Woo Styx, as they talk music, ways to stay motivated on the road, how you should start every relationship, the worst part of Spokane food, and why Deece should visit New York.
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Comedian, Hannah Lunt, is on the show for an episode about if Alaska is real, where you can find a typewriter repair shop, at what point does a rock become a boulder, fighting robots, and we find out who on the show is OK with beastiality.
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Zeastwood returns to the show to talk about his upcoming club mix he's dropping for spring. The gang also talks how Russia should get their act together, how well we know Eastern European geography, how all hipsters look the same, and what to do when strangers offer you meth.
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Hip-Hop artists, ExZac Change & Matisse, are in studio to talk about their upcoming summer projects. The gang also discusses how to tell your friend you want to have sex with his girlfriend, bad band names, cheap child care, and why dragons are important.
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