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Danny and Jason are trapped in a Robert Frost poem as they discuss COVERED BRIDGES with author and educator Kim Varney Chandler. Yes, the New Hampshire woods are lovely, dark and deep, but Danny and Jason have promises to keep, and miles to go before they sleep...and miles to go before they sleep.

The acorn doesn’t fall too far from the oak tree when Danny and Jason sit down with Marcie Mayer to discuss the versatile nut that was once a vital aspect of the survival of our species.

Danny and Jason get insane in the brain with actor Chris Bauer as they explore the topic of SANITY.

‘Tis the season for A Christmas Story nostalgia as Danny and Jason sit down with Scut Farkus himself, Zack Ward, to discuss BULLIES.

Danny and Jason were planning to talk about character with Stephen Tobolowsky, but a timely search on his computer led the actor to an important document that he created more than a decade ago, which prompted a change in discussion to OPEN HEART SURGERY.

Danny and Jason take the escalator all the way up to the third floor of conversation to meet pop icon Tiffany to discuss the ultimate 1980s hangout...MALLS!

Psychotherapist Amy Morin—author of the 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do series—indulges Danny and Jason in a bit of free therapy disguised as the episode topic...HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS.

This particularly heavy episode proves the age-old adage that two Jasons are better than one when Danny and Jason sit down with singer/songwriter Jason Hawk Harris to discuss GRIEF.

The truth may not be out there but it’s certainly in here when Danny and Jason blastoff into space with astrophysicist Adam Frank to discuss ALIENS.

It’s a no meat zone when Danny and Jason venture into the studio with jazz pianist Peter Martin to talk about his plant-based lifestyle...VEGANISM.

Grab a bowl of pasta and sit down with Danny and Jason as they have a meal of the minds with actor Nicholas Turturro while chatting about SAUCE.

Oh, the horror! Jeff Dixon, writer and creator of the new Apple+ series Curses! has the deep, dark depths of his brain raided by Danny and Jason as they look to explore the PSYCHOLOGY OF HORROR.

Danny and Jason get to the core of the episode’s topic with Chuck Wendig, author of the new horror novel Black River Orchard. How ‘bout dem APPLES!

Danny and Jason are whisked back to 1620 as they board the Mayflower for the New World and learn all about the PILGRIMS with author and educator Abram Van Engen.

No one could guess that a guy known for fighting and who has the nickname Knuckles would be such a sweet person, but that’s exactly what Jason and Danny discovered when they sat down with NHL legend Chris Nilan to discuss CTE.

Danny and Jason prove that it takes a lot of varying ingredients to make for a great interview when they sit down with actor/musician Thomas Nicholas to discuss his passionate pastime...Cooking!

In space, no one will hear Danny and Jason scream! While the governments of the world fight for craters on the moon, Kelly Weinersmith stops by to chat up Space Settlement and her new book, A City on Mars.

Danny and Jason take a trip to the East Village with Dexter himself, Michael C. Hall, and his band Princess Goes to discuss their latest album Come of Age and the neighborhood that connects them all.

When it comes to matters of the ever-looming DEATH, Danny and Jason thought who better to speak to on the topic than Craig Perry, producer for the mega-successful film franchise Final Destination—a series where the silver screen antagonist is the subject itself.

In what should have been an absolute slam dunk of an interview, Danny and Jason had to fight multiple technology issues in order to talk with NBA legend Carlos Boozer. Thankfully, the episode’s topic—Resilience—proved more beneficial than anyone could have imagined.

With their latest album Night Owls now in flight, Kelly Ogden and Luis Cabezas—The Dollyrots—sit down with Danny and Jason to dig up some scares as they delve into the Halloween season’s ultimate subject...ghosts!

Thanks to technology, communicating with others has never been easier, and yet as author C.J. Casciotta shares with Danny and Jason, Communication in the Modern Age is a slippery slope that we are all at risk of sliding down.

One of the biggest podcasters in the world, comedian/actor Bobby Lee, stops by our little slice of the internet to talk Fear of Happiness with Danny and Jason. Be warned, folks...this one gets explicit!

Both tricks and treats flow like individually-wrapped pieces of chocolate as Danny and Jason sit down with author Lisa Morton—the literal author of the history of Halloween—to discuss the origins of the haunted holiday.

Five decades after the untimely passing of legendary songwriter Jim Croce, Danny and Jason discuss legacy with his son A.J. as the gifted musician prepares for the Croce Plays Croce 50th Anniversary Tour.