Apocalypse...Now? Jo Anna Van Thuyne

I wanted to talk to Anna about a few articles she's written for The New York Times. Anna's pieces often deal with interpersonal relationships with some fun lifestyle tips. In the episode, she tells us how to mediate difficult conversations with your roommates and the phenomenon of zoom weddings.

This week, I check in with my friend David Bluvband. He's been living alone in his studio apartment since the end of March and that can do things to a person. We talk about apocalyptic fiction and how it's mirroring real life, shaving your head, and night eating.

I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to introduce you to one of my FAVORITE podcasts, The Unimaginary Friendcast. The Unimaginary gang had the opportunity to sit down with Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal of Washington's 7th District.

In this time of perpetual despair, there are humans still reaching out for love and affection, and Holmes Rackleff is among them. She's the host of the podcast, The Revolving Door, where she talks to people about sex and relationships. She asked me to sit down with her to talk about some sexy things, and I was more than willing.

This week I have a really awesome guest. Frank Conniff, AKA TV's Frank from Mystery Science Theater 3000, talks to me about how he's holding up in quarantine and what we might expect from the artform once things start opening up again.

I was lucky enough to sit down with the amazingly talented and funny Dave Hill. We talked about his new album, The Pride of Cleveland, life while social distancing, and I even learned more about the history of his black metal band, Witch Taint.