The Perfect Podcast

In this episode, Warren Emily discuss Zumba, the importance of hobbies, and feeling like you're the little girl from the Titanic movie.

Joolz (The Pod Has Been Cast, "Fat Ham" Nashville Rep, Psychopompos) joins Warren to demonstrate their proficiency as a media luminary in the aftermath of society...but they quickly move on to something else. Beyond that, they discuss aging parents, being queer before you're being queer, and the fifth biggest city in Illinois.

In this episode, Jeff antagonizes Warren, and Warren returns the favor, because its no ones' first rodeo. Or second. Or third. Warren bakes bread mid episode, so imagine that aroma filling the room as you listen.

Warren is away at GenCon doing a special live version of the podcast, and didn't get the edit done in time. Fortunately, Jess Antes just wrapped up another amazing session of SHE Camp, so what better way to honor her than to rebroadcast her season two episode? I truly can't think of anything she'd want more.

The Perfect Podcast will be doing a live show at GenCon 2026! We are going to perfect the board game of Monopoly in 90 minutes or less, with some special guests! visit https://gencon.com/events/315002 for tickets, and join us at 9pm in ICC212 Thursday July 30th!

In this Episode, Rosa (Unhinged Theater Reviews) explains how the skills of a coffee shop manager are the leadership qualities of the future (apocalypse). Along the way, they discuss college drink specials, friends and past guests Jesek and Todd, and how to get backstage at Cats: The Jellicle Ball - which just posted its closing notice!! As a warning, this episode contains salacious celebrity goss...

Rob Grabowski (Clued In, Hitchcocktails, Comedysportz, REDACTED, Kohl's Cash) takes his rightful position as Mayor of the Apocalypse, and also handles trash once a week. They also discuss weddings, international travel, and carnivals inside Wrigley Field.

Hello! I'm out of the country on vacation right now, so please enjoy this rebroadcast of a Season 2 episode from An Award Winning Podcast. I sit down with Award Winning guest Jesek West and discuss the little things that she's doing to make the world a better place, and how significant those things actually are.

Heather Scholl (Improvised Broadway, Shamilton, Baby Wants Candy, ComedySportz) sit down with Warren to discuss how to settle all the inevitable conflict that comes with living in the end of the world. Along the way, they discuss how to fall in (and out) of love, the peaks and valleys of grief, and the quality of Dunkin Donuts beverages.

Kim Grossman (The Bingo Betch), talk their celebs of the moment whether it's Amy Poehler, Ana Gasteyer / September Davis, or Lin Manuel-Miranda. Then Warren really brings it down by talking about the Cold War, psychological normalization, and Foucault. They find a compromise talking about moving, flight benefits, and how honesty in mental health can be more grounding than toxic positivity. CW: Thi...

Beck and Warren, in the aftermath of the world, find time to discuss being a weird little guy (but not TOO weird), drag performance, burlesque, Gilbert and Sullivan, Type Day in Acting School, and how no one will let them be a barista, until now!

Warren and Angel discuss board games that go bzzzrt, how to have feelings without ruining all your human relationships, 9pm thoughts, the utility of microplastics in the apocalypse, large scale political conspiracies, the great beauty of the moon, and the even greater beauty of the human condition.

An introduction to The Perfect Podcast, who we are (one guy, me, Warren Dailey), where we've been (two seasons and a live show), and what's ahead (another great season and attempt at a perfect podcast). Join us!

The Perfect Podcast is live and in person! Warren takes his show into the streets aka Uptown Taproom and invites 3 guests on the show to craft A Holidays Special - that's right, a whole year's worth of holiday specials in one episode, and a perfect podcast. Guests include Sara Costell (Saranormal Activity), Tiller, and Chris Ward, each embodying a selected holiday for their portion of the show.

Announcing: The Perfect Podcast Live! March 21, Uptown Taproom, Chicago. 2PM. Tickets at live.warrenmakes.art. The show is totally new and original, so you don't need to have listened to everything or even anything to have a good time. I've got some great guests and segments lined up, so I hope to see you there!

In the season finale, you, the listener, finally get your due credit.

Tiller has made it through the last year, and REALLY deserves an award for it. Other topics discussed include how you might end up covered in octopus onstage, why you should make art, and the meaning of friendship.

Lily is just as sweet as a bucket of cookies on this episode of An Award Winning Podcast. Along the way, they discuss Astrological Signs, Deceit, and the Metacognition Alarm

In this Episode, Jess Antes (Second City, The Revival) accepts the Reba McEntire Award For A Single Mom Who Works Two Jobs, Who Loves Her Kids and Never Stops, A Gentle Hand With The Heart of a Fighter (She's) A Survivor. Along the way, they discuss puppeteering, financial planning, and whether the world really needs to know everything you think about everything.

In this episode Jeff Wright antagonizes his way to this crowning achievement. Along the way, they discuss the Air & Water Show, Alternative Methods of Friendship, and Jeff's Charisma.

Warren has COVID right now, so we're rebroadcasting a Season 1 Episode with Emily Bouroudjian! Emily and her Podcast, Femmes Reading Filth have a live showing coming up in October at the Newport Theater! Tickets here: https://tinyurl.com/3yj2c9rs

Robert Culp (NBC's The Summit, My former youth group director, PhD, Reverend) joins the show to accept the award for strongest relationship pivot (Youth Group Director to Close Personal Friend). Along the way they discuss GenCon, Jalapeno poppers, and how the Pedobear Meme almost led to an accidental downfall. Disco Inferno launches on backerkit on Sept 21, support Beagle & Bard games and check it...

In this episode, dungeon master, med student, and friend Kyle Labak (Don Kongo) receives recognition for his recovery from Catholicism. Along the way, they discuss school mascots (a job for our best people), домашнее задание, and the sound cartoons make when they run. Special thanks to Don Kongo for this episode's Award Winning Music.

In Part 2 of this Award Winning Episode, Warren and DJ talk how to survive high school, long distance relationships, and reality TV. DJ gets a chance to finish his award speech.