Josh and Mary Lynn sit down for a coffee infused chase of the details. Amongst it all they discuss her performance art background and her experiences with many great directors such as Milos Forman, Michel Gondry, Greg Araki, Paul Thomas Anderson, Nora Ephron, plus Brady Corbet as an actor.

Josh investigates, in the streets of Tulsa, the meaning and appeal of the unique skill known as "doing impressions". He forces childhood friend Jack Damminga to trot out a Sean Connery impression, while to mindfully experiencing the appeal of doing a Michael Caine. They explore good impressions, bad impressions, first impressions and worst impressions. Evan Hughes stuns with Christopher Walken that must be seen to be believed.

Once again our guest Raygun Busch of Chat Pile had to reschedule. Josh's friend Garrett and Raygun's cousin Ray stepped in for a discussion of VHS from their storage unit. Chip gets to run security and acts smug as shit cuz he thinks he's badass but he's not.

Garrett and Ray discuss VHS releases of wayward youth films such as Walter Bannert's The Inheritors, Agnes Merlet's Son of the Shark, plus Julio Medem's The Red Squirrel, Zhang Yimou's Raise the Red Lantern, and the Cinema Du Look kickoff film Jean Jacques Beineix's Diva.

Josh Fadem gets coffee'd up and sits down on the corporate bullshit holiday Valentine's Day at the Brut Hotel for a record release of Sunset Club Records' compilation Tulsa Swim Meet (not corporate), and chats with musicians Hector Ultreras, Along Came Paully, The Dead Shakes, a baby, a loud speaker and comedian Zac Ophus about a variety of no bullshit topics, Studs Terkel and Jacques Tati-style.

Tulsa Swim Meet Vol. 1 - 2024

Album available on vinyl and cassette from Sunset Club Records

Featuring:

Dead Shakes- Winston Churchbus- Hector & the Hexed- Along Came Paully- Damion Shade & the Savage Young- Fabulous Minx

Josh sits down with friend and Tulsa-based photographer Western Doughty in a snowstorm to discuss his work, the difference between nudity and nakedness, asking subjects to be photographed nude, nude people, his projects with nudity, various aesthetic subjects, all while capturing a rare weather event.

Josh has a conversation with Michael Ian Black to explore the difference between a discussion and a conversation. Michael challenges the reasons for existence of Josh’s podcast and workshops its description. They discuss the MTV experience, feuds, personas, and Evan Hughes interjects some positivity.

Josh welcomes New California Barbershop founder Brian Girgus, barber to many comedians, rock stars, and fine patrons to the show. They discuss the difference between a barber and a stylist, the historical connection between musicians and haircutting, how barbershop quartets suck and so much more.