Comedian Jordan Doll returns to talk about meta humor, call-backs, and the poor chicken impressions of the Bluths.

Kevin's oldest friend Cory Helie returns to the show to talk about punk rock, awkward teen years, and Dee Dee Ramones rap career.

Comedian Goodrich Gevaart joins Kevin and Taylor to discuss his favorite rockumentaries, U2 acting like Spinal Tap, and becomes the first guest to spill a drink.

Musician Ian O'Dougherty joins Kevin and Taylor to discuss D.I.Y, opening up for Fugazi, and the similarities between Ian McKaye and Jay-Z.

Comedianne Christie Buchele joins Kevin and Taylor to discuss mother-daughter bonding, music videos, and the bizarre life of the King of Pop.

Comedian/Actress Timmi Lasley joins Kevin and Taylor to talk about the final frontier, existentialism, and her love of Jean-Luc Picard.

Comedian Bobby Crane joins Kevin and Taylor to talk about angst, road trips, and hanging in the smoker's pit listening to Modest Mouse.

Comedian Sean O'Connor joins Kevin and Taylor to talk about the many incarnations of Clark Kent, messianic themes, and whether Man of Steel was a good movie or not.

In only our second movie-director-centric episode, we invite stand-up comedian and sketch comedy filmmaker Jim Hickox on to talk about his favorite director, James Cameron. We talk about the director as god, and whether you can burn the memory of Titanic out of your skull using Ripley's pulse rifle/flame thrower combo.

Actor/Director Warren Sherrill joins Kevin and Taylor to talk about the church of sex, Prince's stable of muses, and being the coolest kid in a small town.