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Pour some chocolate stout in him, and Matt Dalin reveals the irony of a desk job at a fitness chain, and adds his holiday review of the new Star Wars Episode VII trailer.

Comic book writer turned pro wrestler Terrance Griep observes our steady decline as we imbibe yet another fantastic brew.

We get twisted with Anna LaVigne so Frost can learn how she puts up with Renaissance faires.

Designer, cosplayer, and geek Ashley Hay gets back on the mic to compare her gaming scores with those of loud-mouthed mysonginsts.  

Radio personality and comedian Shannan Paul joins us for some tasty drinks and stories about clowns and Mall of America night clubs from days of yore.

Our hosts return from the set of "Jackass" (or perhaps the 2014 Minnesota Renaissance Festival) with questionable tales of mud, getting punched in the groin, and anal pyrotechnics during live dinner theater.

Stand-up comic and Acme Comedy Club's "2008 Funniest Person in the Twin Cities" Rick Logan joins us for stories about Gary Coleman, A Christmas Carol's "Scrooge Roast", ruining Santa for children, and battling with Chinese food backstage on a reality TV show. See Rick Logan on stage at Goonie's Comedy Club in Rochester, MN on October 7, 2014!  

Hailing from Newton, IA, open-mic comic Lyle LaRue won our auction at the Fearless Comedy "Die Laughing Marathon" to tell us about theraputic blogging and his luck with internet dating.  

Voted 7-time Best DJ in the Twin Cities, Craig Boyte aka DJ Nitrogen, joins us at CONvergence for a drink and tales of cosplay glory. (Shown here dressed as Darth Malgus.)

Famed actor Charles Hubbell has no complaints when Ana Marquis and Swiggy trick the boys into relinquishing the episode (and Charles) to their womenly wiles.

Captain CONvergence himself, Ishmael Williams, walks us through his 16-year history with the largest sci-fi/fantasy convention in the Midwest and how he turns serendipity into magic.

Our good friend Timmy Iverson keeps us laughing with clever puns, witty jokes, and stories about the hilarious advantages of being handicapped.

Fear of Girls creator Ryan Wood jokes about the debut of Episode 4 and a clever word he invented.