The Nerdologues

We're on a brief hiatus while we get the rest of season 1 together for all of you. But, in the mean time, enjoy this silly interview with Stephen Berwyn, Crocodile Wrestler. 

Do you Only Listen to the Mountain Goats? Then this episode in which three returning guests draft their top 5 favorite MG tunes will surely help get you through this year. 

Stanley is a self-proclaimed Reacher Creature. Having read most of the Lee Child novels with intentions of continuing (he recently took a break to read about the history of the FBI, so there's a bit of a theme), he can recognize how gripping the stories become and how ready-made they are for film thrillers (even if the second installment fell short... this is not a Tom Cruise joke, but it could be).

More celebrations of adventures gone awry, plus a musical collaboration between our house band and Rich Jones!

Listening to Elton John is one of Eric's favorite Thanksgiving traditions. In that spirit, today he and friend/friend of the show Ben Rathert put together a collaborative playlist of Elton John favs.

Caroline fell for traveling from the first time she flew on an airplane to big NYC from South Carolina as a high schooler. Between traveling abroad as an undergraduate and returning to Europe as a grad student, she has [inflicted] some battle scars, had her fair share of TSA troubles, and accrued an impressive list of places she's peed in public.

We partnered with Chicago hip hop artist Rich Jones for a super sweet night of stories and songs about adventures that maybe went a little bit awry. 

In addition to this podcast, Ian also produces beats. This week, he and mentee James (aka Tr3asy From The Chi) share a collaborative playlist of their favorite samples - along with the original songs that gave birth to them. 

In the studio with Abraham Lincoln AGAIN and this time with fellow former president Thomas Jefferson?! Past guest of MBSing Timothy Dunn is producing a rap album Thomas and Abe are making together. This episode is about how 8 Mile inspired them to make that album. Or maybe about how they inspired 8 Mile to be a movie. It's pretty unclear, but there's an unfortunate amount of freestyle rapping.

Jo is learning to deal with the everyday of living in the apocalypse. She's doing her best until a familiar problem makes a return.