The Nerdologues

The Nerdologues teams up with the Chicago Design Museum for an illuminating night of stories based on the theme "Discovery"!

Liz is SO WISE and full of great advice and the desire to listen and bestow advice. She's also totally willing to admit that some of that desire comes from a place of voyeurism, which is part of why she loves devouring advice columns. We chat about the idea that all advice is autobiographical, most of it is timeless, and a vast majority of good advice points out things you already knew about the situation but were not willing to face on your own.

Kellen and Clayton are out and special guests Sean Rose and Sammy Tamimi are in to finally wrap up E3 news!

Wyn Evans is more present, happy, and aware than he has probably ever been in his life, and he came on MBSing to share some of his relatively-newfound peace and understanding with me. Wyn found this "persistent nonsymbolic experience" through spirituality, meditation, and other exercises in The Finders Course on human well being, but the biggest takeaway here is loving yourself and knowing you deserve love and happiness.

CROSSOVER! This week, Josiah and Rob from REMAKE: THE PODCAST help us turn Sonic: The Hedgehog into a movie -- and It's a Wonderful Life into a game!

We came to the studio to talk about her love of pizza, but Blair Beeken likes to tell it like it is. She confessed she considered talking about being honest, so we changed gears. Whether it's friends, improv teammates, family, dentists, or people who need to be told what everyone is thinking about what they post on Facebook, she prefers honesty to sugar coating. And after this conversation, I'm thinking it really is the best policy.

It was inevitable... this week, Tim, Clayton, and Kellen devote an entire episode to the game currently taking up their time, Witcher 3!

More podcasters and friends return for this second episode celebrating the Chicago Podcast Coop and ideas of the sound variety (mostly). 

The ladies of The Perm (Amy Haeussler and Atra Asdou) love lil cuddly creatures almost as much as they love writing and performing excellent sketch shows. We cover pets, vets, zoos, and who's whos of their favorite animals and why they find themselves returning to their love of them as they produce comedy.