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Danny forces Jason to confront his fears by sitting down with actor—and pilot—Peder Lindell on the topic of FLYING.

Danny and Jason sit down with Bronson Pinchot to have a heartfelt and moving conversation about CARING FOR ELDER PARENTS.

Danny and Jason take the first steps on a journey of PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION with actor Tyler Labine.

Danny and Jason reconnect with their inner terrible lizard-loving selves to go full roar with paleontologist/evolutionary biologist Steve Brusatte on the topic of DINOSAURS.

In a world where facts are now fluid, Lou Diamond Phillips educates Danny and Jason on the topic of EDUCATION.

Danny and Jason explore the concept of fitting in (or the lack thereof) with country singer Jessie Wilson who experienced ALIENATION when first arriving in Nashville.

Danny and Jason are joined by Eric Dane to discuss what it means to be DAUGHTER DADS.

Danny and Jason revisit D-DAY with journalist and author Garrett M. Graff on the 80th anniversary of the most monumental invasion in human history.

Danny and Jason carve out quite the conversation with Daniel Stern on the topic of SCULPTING.

Danny and Jason sit down with comedian Mike Glazer to have a candid discussion about a diagnosis that rocked his world—BIPOLAR DISORDER.

The importance of MYTHOLOGY to people past and present is explored as Danny and Jason sit down with Anaïs Mitchell of Bonny Light Horseman.

Danny and Jason fire in an ace of an interview when they sit down with Brooke Nuneviller of the Omaha Supernovas to serve up a conversation on PROFESSIONAL VOLLEYBALL.

Danny and Jason evaluate the topic of SELF-WORTH with comedian Ian Karmel as he continues his journey of self-transformation with his new book T-Shirt Swim Club.

Danny and Jason are riding a sugar high when they sit down for a tasty talk with Monica Heffner about COTTON CANDY.

Danny and Jason peel back the layers of a time long ago as they explore CHILDHOOD TRAUMA with Paul Scheer.

Danny and Jason spread their wings and fly headfirst into a conversation on BIRDS with Kenn Kaufman.

Danny and Jason go beyond the classroom with Tony Danza for a lesson on life and TEACHING.

Left in a dumpster as a baby, Rockie Lynne grew up to become a country music singer/songwriter...the same as his birth father, which he discusses with Danny and Jason after searching out his ROOTS.

Eric McCormack steps into the spotlight and sings Danny and Jason a tune on the topic of VOCAL PERFORMANCE.

Bullied throughout much of her youth, especially after becoming a finalist on American Idol, pop singer Haven Madison stops by to talk about MENTAL HEALTH with Danny and Jason.

It was a new dawn when Red Dawn hit theaters as part of the revamped film ratings system in 1984, which is why Danny and Jason are sitting down with its star Lea Thompson to discuss PG-13 MOVIES.

There's nothing obtuse about this discussion of ANGLES when Danny and Jason get in the ring with professional wrestler and promoter Luke Hawx.

Danny and Jason enter the dream realm with Heather Langenkamp and Ira Heiden to discuss A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: DREAM WARRIORS.

With their new record The January Album fresh on their minds, folk duo The Brother Brothers sit down with Danny and Jason to talk about TWINS.

Danny and Jason sit down with actor Denis O'Hare to dissect the dangers of DISINFORMATION.