S7 E25 JIM CAPOBIANCO: Illusion of Life
Jim Capobianco is a director, writer & storyboard artist with an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay for Ratatouille who also worked on Pixar’s Toy Story 2, UP and Inside Out.
S7 E16 GEORGE SCHLATTER: Iconic TV Comedy Instigator
George Schlatter is a veteran of over 60 years in network television. As producer, director and writer, George created Laugh-in, Real People and The American Comedy Awards.
S7 E15 RACHEL MARIE MARTIN: Momivational Author
Rachel Marie Martin Is the author of The Brave Art of Motherhood, Mom Enough and Get your Spark Back. Rachel is the founder of the online community FindingJoy.net, and she is an impactful influence for moms and underdogs everywhere.
S7 E14 CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL: Wham! Bam! Grand Slam Poet
Christopher Michael is an international literary artist and nationally ranked slam poet that uses poetry to address mental health, relationship accountability, and Black American history. Michael is the founder of 310 Brown Street Publishing that aims to make poets immortal.
S7 E 13 ARLENE MALINOWSKI: From a Nest of Storytelling
Arlene Malinowski is a critically-acclaimed solo show artist, writer and coach who has performed for National Public Radio, The Moth, and Victory Gardens. Arlene is the recipient of a Fellowship -3Arts/UIC Department of Disability in the Arts And Culture.
S6 E24 MATT MASON: Poetry Showcase
The Nebraska State Poet, Matt Mason, serves as our sherpa guide through a pantheon of poets: Scott Woods, Aliyah American Horse, Denise Duhamel, Deb Carpenter-Nolting, Sean Patrick Mulroy, Nicholle Laffer & Mighty Mike McGee.
S6 E10 REGGIE WATTS: Lo-fi Looper
Reggie Watts a comedian, beatboxer, and musician who specializes in improvised musical sets created using only his voice, a keyboard, and a looping machine. Watts led the house band for The Late Late Show with James Corden.
S6 E9 CHRISTINE TOY JOHNSON: Dramatist By Day
Christine Toy Johnson is a Tony-honored, Obie, Rosetta LeNoire, JACL, and Asian American Arts Alliance award-winning writer, actor, director, filmmaker and advocate for inclusion. Christine was a cast member of the first National Tour of the musical Come From Away.
S6 E4 DR. BARRY KUDROWITZ: Professor of Play (11/30/2023)
A professor of product design, a department head in the College of Design at the University of Minnesota and Author of the new book Sparking Creativity.
S6 E3 AMY BARNES: Faithfully Funny
A Seattle-based dance mom, YMCA member and PTA President that also happens to be a tremendously funny nationally touring comedienne that works to capacity crowds at theaters, churches and conferences.
S5 E9 DANA JERI MAIER: A Cartoon Career
An artist and cartoonist that has been a contributor to the New Yorker “Daily Shouts” feature since 2018 and the creator of the syndicated online series The Worried Well.
S5 E8 TOM DUDZICK: The Play Thing
A prolific playwright with eight published and produced plays including Greetings!, Miracle on South Division Street and the Over the Tavern trilogy, with well over three hundred productions to date. The Irish adaptation, Over the Pub, broke the box office record at Cork Arts Theatre in Ireland.
S5 E3 DOUG McINTYRE: Doug Talks Too Much
A columnist for the Los Angeles Daily News with over 500 columns to his name. Formerly the host of McIntyre in the Morning and Red Eye Radio and the author of the new novel Frank’s Shadow.
S4 E22 WENDI AARONS: Witty Wordsmith
An award-winning humor writer whose work appears in The New Yorker, McSweeney’s, BuzzFeed and The Wall Street Journal. Wendi is the author of the humorous memoir I’m Wearing Tunics Now and Ginger Mancino, Kid Comedian.
S4 E14 MARIA BRITO: Art Advisor & Author
An award-winning New York-based contemporary art advisor, curator and author of How Creativity Rules the World.
S4 E13 MATT GOLDMAN: Man of Mystery Books
New York Times bestselling author and Emmy Award-winning TV writer from Seinfeld, Ellen and The New Adventures of Old Christine.
S4 E6 WAYNE FEDERMAN: Historically Hilarious
An Emmy Award-winning producer for the HBO documentary George Carlin’s American Dream, the head monologue writer for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and the author of The History of Stand-Up.
S4 E5 ANN RANDOLPH: The Sage of Page & Stage
An award-winning solo show artist and nationally-recognized writing coach with experience off-Broadway at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Moth and The Groundlings.
S4 E4 JOHN POINTER: Musical Outlier
An Austin musical marvel, multi-instrumentalist and producer who performs and inspires with his unique abilities on guitar, cello, vocals and beatbox.
S4 E3 MARGARET KERRISON: The Story Around Us
Creative story lead and writer for immersive experiences and brand narrative whose work includes Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and National Geographic Base Camp. Listen Now