In this bonus live episode, artist Michael Smith talks about how to get creative with bad teaching evaluations. Season 3 coming soon!

Writer and performer Annie Lanzillotto talks about how, actually, old people are the future.

In this episode, Neil talks to the one person he’s not isolating from: his husband, actor and comedian Jeff Hiller, from TV’s 30 Rock, Broadway’s Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, solo shows at Joe’s Pub at the Public Theatre, and many, many others. The podcast has always been about the everyday, and right now our everyday is coronavirus. To respond, we’ll start releasing two episodes a week, continuing to use our unique interview format to talk with guests who balance vulnerability and humor. ⁠

Film critic Melissa Anderson talks about the correlation between smoldering internal rage and a lighthearted use of exclamation marks.

Poet Nick Flynn talks about the ways in which he won’t die.

Performer Jon Wan argues that kids are campy.

Artist Tony Bluestone talks about the existential condition of the Wet Paint sign.

Meditator Kate Johnson explores the connection between car horns and anonymous comment sections.

Activist and filmmaker Jacques Servin talks about shoplifting in airports.

Artist and baker Andrew Hawkes talks about bouncing around pixelated mansions.