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Guest: Peter Trevino, singer-songwriterEpisode 44: Must Play Turkey!  This week, Jaime and Lindsey chat with singer-songwriter Peter Trevino about his debut album, Freedom, and traveling to Turkey. They also discuss how to choose the songs that go on the record--an interesting topic never covered in any of the songwriting episodes of Hot Sauce! Meanwhile, Lindsey and Jaime discuss Lindsey's cat Jimmy's attraction to her new chair and take a phonecall from an insane caller: a scholar on the history and relationship of cats and chairs. Also included from Freedom:

Guest: Nate FridsonEpisode 40: The Art of Standing UpTheme: Art This week, Jaime and Lindsey chat with comedian Nate Fridson about the art of comedy and art in general, including museums, film directors, and subway graffitti. Next EpisodeNext week, Jaime and Lindsey go live on location in New York City to the Comic Strip where they chat with Jeffrey Gurian, who just co-authored the book Make 'Em Laugh, all about this famous comedy club and the comedy legends who started there.  Hot Sauce is the weekly audio podcast from Plain Ketchup. Visit PlainKetchup.com Email Hot Sauce at jaimeandlindsey@gmail.com Follow @plainketchup on Twitter Like Plain Ketchup on Facebook Subscribe to us on

Guest: Wali CollinsEpisode 37: Being Famous from Springfield, Massachusetts This week, Jaime and Lindsey chat with comedian Wali Collins about comedy, fashion history, drumming, and Wali's company "Y'nevano." Meanwhile, Lindsey discusses her fiery Thanksgiving dinner.  In This Episode0:30-Thanksgiving with the Sims2:50-Sleeping through first class4:00-Comedy abroad6:17-Talking to comedians7:55-Y'nevano 10:30-Onstage disaster stories 13:45-Youngest member of a jazz society 15:04-The history of men's clothes 18:27-Find Wali online 19:43-Outro20:29-Blooper  Links:WaliCollins.comWali on TwitterWali on FacebookY'nevano.com Next TimeNext time on Hot Sauce, Jaime and Lindsey chat with actor/musician Danny Smith of the band The City Drive and movies and television like Big Wolf on Campus and Fugget About It. Hot Sauce is the weekly audio podcast from Plain Ketchup. Visit PlainKetchup.com Email Hot Sauce at jaimeandlindsey@gmail.com Follow @plainketchup on

Guest: Stephen PlayerEpisode 36: The Art EpisodeTheme: Art Professional illustrator and art teacher Stephen Player joins Jaime and Lindsey to talk about drawing as a kid, illustrating for clients, art fairs, and doing the art work for many of Terry Pratchett's Discworld projects, including Wee Free Men and the concept art for the film Hogfather.  In this Episode0:30-Lindsey's favorite art is Bob Saget1:45-Stephen Player on colors2:43-Limited edition Pratchett prints3:20-Academy of Art4:19-Concept art for Hogfather6:27-The first Feegles (Wee Free Men)7:52-The Art Fair on the Square (Madison, WI)8:56-Favorite motifs10:00-Drawing as a kid12:41-Old drawings from childhood15:55-A morbid lesson on perspective17:15-Drawing from memory and imagination vs. pure observation19:53-Surrounded by your own art20:28-Find Stephen Player online20:48-Outro21:40-Bloopers Link: Stephen Player at playergallery.com Next WeekNext week, join us for both an audio and video interview with comedian Wali Collins, who will be talking about his comedy, favorite comics, the history of men's fashion, protexting.com, and his brand Y'nevano. Hot Sauce is the weekly audio podcast from Plain Ketchup. Visit PlainKetchup.com Email Hot Sauce at jaimeandlindsey@gmail.com Follow @plainketchup on

Guest: Jon RonsonEpisode 35: Jon Ronson on Goats, Spoons, and Lemongrass In this episode, Jon Ronson (author of Men Who Stare at Goats, Them, The Psychopath Test, and the forthcoming Lost at Sea) talks about his books, the film Frank, meeting Harry Hill, Patrice Wilson writing a song for him, the film script for Them, audio books, seeing the movie Let the Right One In, and more! In This Episode0:26-Lindsey watching Doomsday Preppers2:53-Preparing for the zombie apocalypse3:57-Welcome Jon Ronson4:10-Audible sounds mysterious and glamorous4:28-New book Lost at Sea6:50-Watching Let the Right One In7:30-New movie Frank8:45-Writing Frank during filming of Men Who Stare at Goats10:25-Harry Hill's Little Internet Show and Mr. Ronson the spoon12:13-Channel Flip13:11-Esc & Ctrl13:50-Spambot jon_ronson likes grouper and lemongrass15:27-Patrice Wilson's Conan song for Jon16:29-How to write humorous non-fiction18:50-Meeting strangers is stressful20:15-Being critical of just finding the best bits (Psychopath Test)21:17-Them movie locked in Hollywood dungeon24:35-GQ story and Radio 4 Jon Ronson On25:09-Outro26:03-Bloopers Links:JonRonson.comJon's BlogJon on TwitterEsc & Ctrl  Hot Sauce is the weekly audio podcast from Plain Ketchup.

Guest: Jen Dziura, comedianEpisode 34: The Philosophical Naked PumpkinTheme: Academic Subject (Philosophy) This week, Jaime and Lindsey chat with comedian and Philosophy major Jen Dziura about the crossing of comedy and philosophy, social network for snobs, moving to New York, boxing, punctuation, and Polish black holes. Meanwhile, Lindsey equates Jaime's personal philosophies to her horoscope and Darma and Greg. In This Episode0:30-Jaime and Lindsey's personal philosophies1:47-Lindsey's horoscope3:00-Jen Dziura's philosophy major6:27-The emperor is a pumpkin with no clothes9:07-Positive psychology11:50-Boxing and balls14:30-The Grindstone and being ballsy15:12-Philosophy in comedy15:47-Running a dotcom and moving to NYC17:35-A social network for total snobs18:30-Starting comedy19:00-Growing up on Roseanne without the jokes20-10-Social class in the office22:45-Comedy clubs are terrible places23:35-The punctuation show24:00-How Not to Date25:03-Jen is famous, find her online25:44-Polish black holes26:35-Williamsburg Spelling Bee27:10-Outro27:51-Bloopers Links:Jen's website jenniferdziura.comFollow Jen on Twitter Next EpisodeNext time, Jon Ronson (author of Men Who Stare at Goats, among others) talks about his new book, his web series, and the forthcoming film Frank. Hot Sauce

Guest: Alex DayEpisode 30: Forever and a DayTheme: Social Media This week, Jaime and Lindsey chat with musician/YouTuber Alex Day, who was the first musician to hit the UK charts on Christmas Day without a record label. He's donating the profits of "Forever Yours" to World Vision. He's also a member of the timelord rock (trock) band Chameleon Circuit. His YouTube channel has over half a million subscribers and the music video for "Forever Yours" has over 4 million views. In This Episode0:30-90s music albums were disappointing1:55-What's the deal with Spotify3:00-Forever Yours clip 3:35-Forever Day5:30-World Vision7:00-Music industry people get things wrong7:50-Lady Gaga technique11:21-DFTBA Records13:00-Forever Yours music video15:08-Previous albums16:12-Chameleon Circuit, music about Doctor Who20:17-YouTube channel21:00-Buying a house22:50-Sitcom24:00-Charlieissocoollike has finesse24:30-YouTube culture26:10-VidCon26:26-New York and American Idiot27:37-Find Alex online27:43-Forever Yours full song30:30-Outro31:11-Bloopers Links:AlexDayMusic.comAlex on FacebookAlex on TwitterAlex on YouTube Next EpisodeNext week, Jaime and Lindsey chat with the creators of the web show Divine, the Series, Ivan Hayden and Kirk Jaques. They discuss religious symbolism, why creating a web series is more liberating (and in some ways more difficult) than a TV series, Misha Collins' role on the show, crowd funding, and more!

Guest: Ben RosenEpisode 29: Teleporting Hookers "Like" Your Facebook Page!Theme: Social Media This week, Jaime and Lindsey kick off season two of Hot Sauce with "funniest person in Baltimore" Ben Rosen in a highly intellectual discussion about standup, Facebook, memes, pet names, prostitutes, and The Hunger Games. Meanwhile, all Lindsey has learned in college is what porn is good for. Check out our brand new website PlainKetchup.com! In This Episode0:30-The internet is for porn1:15-Lindsey's mattress is a technology2:10-Al Gore's fantasy: how comics use social media4:10-The Seinfelds of the world: remember my face4:42-Social networking gone bad: being the fart joke6:00-The best screw in Baltimore6:24-Hookers are always good for business6:48-The Hunger Games review8:38-Our "Hookers and social media" book10:05-The funniest comic in Baltimore11:40-Happy Year Day: The NY comedy scene13:38-Comedy is like waiting tables14:04-What makes people want to do standup?15:20-Your banker is way more disgusting than you give him credit for16:46-You're not at the Funny Hut. You're at the grocery store.17:53-Comedy interns: barking in Times Square19:48-Social network for indecisive people21:27-Pun pet names22:49-Social media = lonliness23:43-Google Glasses25:12-The world is going to end25:29-Find Ben Rosen online27:30-Facebook timeline, gifs, memes28:25-Summer camp29:40-Outro30:20-Bloopers  Links:Ben Rosen on FacebookBen Rosen on Twitter

Guest: Dave HillEpisode 28: Stylish Suits and Tasteful Nudes!Theme: Science Fiction This week, Jaime and Lindsey chat with comedian/musician/author Dave Hill about his new book Tasteful Nudes, using clones for practical jokes, time traveling to Japan, heavy metal, and Dick Cavett. Meanwhile, Jaime and Lindsey accuse television shows of stealing ideas from newspapers. This is the final episode of season one. Join us again in September for season two! In This Episode0:30-Jimmy Tiberius Pants' giant butt 1:30-Law and Order, Scandal Unit2:25-All of My Loving song clip2:48-Dave Hill geeks out about heavy metal and suits3:19-Bringing the rock heat to Valley Lodge and other bands5:12-Doctor Who7:00-Doctor Marcus Welby7:25-Time travel to pre-WWII Japan8:41-Cloning for practical jokes10:38-Tasteful Nudes11:23-Being in charge of a homeless shelter12:06-Nude dinner cruise12:46-Classy fans14:10-Book tour14:45-Malcolm Gladwell and Dick Cavett eating chicken wings15:38-Dave Hill's Podcasting Incident15:57-Books don't write themselves17:30-Find Dave Hill online (dot com)18:11-What's the deal with Instagram?18:44-Scientific tweeting study20:55-Walden video game21:47-Human interactions as failure23:30-All of My Loving full song26:15-Outro27:10-Bloopers  Links: Dave Hill's websiteDave Hill on TwitterDave Hill on FacebookDave Hill on YouTubeBuy Dave Hill's new bookListen to Dave Hill's

Guest: Sunspot, bandEpisode 27: The Butterfly Effect and Zombie AntsTheme: science fiction This week, Lindsey and Jaime chat with Mike, Wendy, and Ben of the Madison-based band Sunspot about their favorite sci-fi franchises, time travel, space movies, Wisconsin werewolves, and zombie ants! >>>Listen in a New Window<<< In This Episode0:30-The Earth is a cylinder and there is no Antarctica.2:52-Slingshot Effect clip3:23-Scifi influences Sunspot's songs4:01-Scott Bakula, Quantum Leap, Torchwood songs5:18-Racism explored in Star Trek5:43-Uncanny Valley6:53-Torchwood Miracle Day7:45-Artificial intelligence9:03-Human toasters9:42-Star Trek, Hitchhiker's Guide, Doctor Who10:17-Hamlet10:41-Life on Mars11:04-Time travel, The butterfly effect11:50-Primer13:13-Slingshot Effect13:48-Back to the Future14:08-Astronauts and NASA16:00-Halo is more exciting than going to Mars16:18-Space camp17:12-Good space travel movies19:00-Kevin's bacon19:16-Can vampires, zombies, werewolves have a place in sci-fi19:48-Zombie ants20:50-Wisconsin werewolves24:00-13th Warrior24:32-Vampires in Milwaukee26:20-Nathan Fillion should be captaining a starship. He should not be the hot novel writer. 26:40-Find Sunspot online27:21-Slingshoit Effect full song31:55-Outro32:51-Bloopers Links:Sunspot's websiteSunspot on TwitterSunspot on Facebook Sunspot on

Guest: Simon Jones, actorEpisode 26: The Voice Actor's Guide to the GalaxyTheme: science fiction This week, Lindsey and Jaime welcome actor Simon Jones into the Skype studio to talk about voice acting, his recent Broadway role in Death Takes a Holiday, what it was like working with the Pythons, and playing Arthur Dent in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. He also talks about the U.K. live Hitchhiker's radio tour that will start next month. Meanwhile, Lindsey explains how the world is really going to end in December. >>>Listen in New Window<<< In This Episode0:30-Lindsey tells us how Planet X is going to kill us in 20122:22-Welcome Simon Jones!2:30-Death Takes a Holiday4:25-How to understudy5:08-Dario, the doctor5:45-You can't have a musical with death in the title6:02-Cast album6:40-My Fair Lady7:50-Casting Arthur Dent9:40-How to build a cult10-20-Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy TV series12:15-And Another Thing and Hitch-con 200913:55-Upcoming live Hitchhiker's radio tour UK 201216:15-Douglas as Agrajag18:22-I have a great future behind me18:58-Our voices haven't changed at all19:25-Oatmeal19:45-Bartimaeus Trilogy by Jonathan Stroud21:35-Privates on Parade23:00-Meeting John Cleese, joining the Pythons23:55-Gilliam made actors wear funny shoes in 12 Monkeys so they wouldn't run away25:00-No Naughty Bits27:19-Find Simon Jones online27:45-Outro  Links:Visit Simon Jones' website  Next WeekLindsey and Jaime chat with all three members of the band Sunspot about their sci-fi influenced music, and their loves for certain franchises

Guest: P. J. ShapiroEpisode 25: Stay Shiny and Keep Flying!Theme: science fiction >>>Listen in a new window<<< This week, Jaime and Lindsey chat with singer-songwriter P.J. Shapiro about Firefly, his cover of The Ballad of Serenity, live sound, and the music industry. Meanwhile, Nathan Fillion's character on Buffy makes Lindsey sob like a five-year-old.  In This Episode0:30-Lindsey doesn't like teh first episode of Firefly1:26-Nathan Fillion made Lindsey (age 25) cry.3:00-Breaking C song clip3:25-An infestation of singer-songwriters3:50-The Ballad of Serenity cover4:20-The story of Firefly and P. J.'s cover6:00-Big damn movie, Serenity6:23-Favorite characters6:45-Brands of humor on the show7:06-Hearing a whole audience gasp7:48-A strictly Jaime phenomenon9:00-Science fiction plots9:26-Tales of the Galaxy Rangers9:50-Sci-fi doesn't have to be GOOD10:30-Leveled but massive playing field12:10-A noticeable needle: self promotion12:55-Something Live music podcast15:05-Audio quality is now god-awful16:47-Meeting Alan Tudyk, Morena Baccarin, and Hanson18:55-Find P.J. online19:19-I Know What You're Made Of and the new record19:45-Interviewing myself, mocking talk show form20:45-Ballad of Serenity cover online21:43-Breaking C full song25:20-Outro26:14-Bloopers  Links: P.J. Shapiro's websiteFollow P.J. on TwitterLike P.J. on

Guest: Rob O'Reilly, comicEpisode 23: No Filter ComedyTheme: Comedy >>>Listen in a new window<<< This week, Lindsey and Jaime chat with comic Rob O'Reilly about comedian basketball, Rob's most aggressive fan, and apologizing to the wrong person. Meanwhile, Lindsey and Jaime acknowledge that their siblings are funnier than they are. In This Episode0:30-Funniest person on the planet1:52-Doilies2:18-Rob O'Reilly2:40-Fraction joke3:00-Comedian vs. Comic3:27-Happy 10 year anniversary!3:45-Comedian basketball league5:53-Comedian answers heckler's phone6:43-The most aggressive fan7:35-Crowd work isn't productive9:52-I'm honest to a fault. No filter. 11:40-Apologized to the wrong person12:47-Look out for me in mid-America and the South13:24-The Breakup Test14:30-Find Rob online15:00-Outro Links:Rob O'Reilly on thecampuscomic.comRob on FacebookRob on Twitter On Next Week's ShowJaime and Lindsey chat with comic Craig Baldo about crowd warmup and John Mayer's comedy skills. Hot Sauce

Guest: The Whitest Kids U'Know, sketch groupEpisode 22: White Kids on DrugsTheme: Comedy >>>Listen in a new window<<< This week, Lindsey and Jaime go live on location to Chicago to chat with the sketch group The Whitest Kids U'Know about all things sketch, including trashing hotel rooms, dubstep, rapper fitness, and cross-dressing. In This Episode0:30-We're in Chicago for a live sketch show2:03-12 years ago...2:40-The TV show The Whitest Kids U'Know3:36-Dubstep and crack4:04-Civil War on Drugs5:10-Zach's advice for young sketch people5:40-Plane rides and trashing hotel rooms6:10-Three best friends and Timmy6:39-First step: get famous7:40-The internet is a fad7:58-Trevor is the gropey dad of the group8:50-Writing sketches9:31-Crack's not a good destresser9:44-Rappers have to be in shape or not11:00-Biggest challenge12:25-Endings are hard12:44-Timmy's not allowed to own a gun13:33-It's debatable whether we were close14:40-Kids wake up one day and they can read16:30-Most fun sketches to write17:19-We can get girls, Darren!17:55-You're not on Facebook but you listen to dubstep?19:14-Bloopers Links:Whitest Kids websiteWhitest Kids on Facebook Twitter: Timmy, Sam, Trevor, Zach,

Guest: Jen House, comedianEpisode 21: Comedy with PrideTheme: Comedy >>>Listen in a new window<<< This week, Lindsey and Jaime chat with comic Jen House about doing poor jokes on a cruise, neurotic set list writing, and managing a band. Meanwhile, Jaime and Lindsey try to figure out which of them is Comedy and which is Tragedy. In This Episode0:30-Sometimes we pretend we're comedy1:20-Comedy is ya-know1:50-Jen House!2:10-Poor jokes on a cruise3:42-Tell them comedy with pride4:20-Move to Hollywood4:40-Dykes of Hazard Tour5:42-Played to an Asian couple7:18-What's up with hecklers?9:00-Want to take credit for another joke10:00-Neurotic set list writing13:00-Not a fan of doing improv15:25-Jen's sketch show and one-woman show16:05-Ultimately I'd like to be a producer16:50-Find Jen online and a plug for Drunk on Crutches and Mike Stanley17:50-Outro Links:Jen House's websiteJen House on Facebook On Next Week's ShowJaime and Lindsey go live on location to Chicago and chat with the five guys of the sketch comedy group The Whitest Kids U'Know about performing live, writing shows, and why rapper are (or aren't) in good physical shape. Hot Sauce

Guest: Michael PalascakEpisode 20: So, You're Like Seinfeld!Theme: Comedy >>>Listen in a new window<<< This week, Lindsey and Jaime have a chat with one of their favorite comedians, Michael Palascak about moving to L.A., racism with altitude, Justin Bieber's haircut, and ice cream flavors. Meanwhile, Lindsey's mom hides in the closet during the show. In This Episode0:51-Lindsey considering doing standup1:40-At some point, couples are comfortable peeing in front of each other2:15-Fans of Michael Palascak4:05-David Letterman can call me whatever he wants to4:30-Conan who?6:20-Favorite comics7:12-Writing voice8:25-Seinfeld made standup seem like something you can do9:30-You know my address from Facebook?10:30-Pilot season11:15-Racism on a plane12:24-So, you're like Seinfeld!13:03-First time flyer13:55-Personal bubble14:50-Justin Bieber's haircut15:57-Moving out of parents' house17:48-Favorite ice cream19:48-Find Michael online and on tour20:30-Lindsey's mom is in the closet21:23-Watching Inception on Michael's new phone22:06-Final advice23:10-Bloopers Links:Michael Palascak's websiteMichael Palascak on FacebookMichael Palascak on Twitter On Next Week's ShowNext week, Jen House joins Jaime and Lindsey to talk about doing standup on tour and on a cruise. 

Guest: Josh Preston, singer-songwriterEpisode 19: A Most Pleasant Music CareerTheme: Jobs >>>Listen in a new window<<< This week, Lindsey and Jaime have a chat with singer-songwriter, musician, and owner of Me and the Machine Records, Josh Preston. He talks about his current and past jobs including working on a fishing boat, a music store, and a comedy club. Jaime and Lindsey also recall their volunteer experience dressed as pirates.  In This Episode: 0:30-Jaime's wearing a hat1:20-Speaking of pirates3:00-A Most Pleasant Apocalypse song clip3:38-Oh Boy Records and Me and the Machine Records4:12-Fishers in Maine5:24-Best job versus no job6:18-At the labels7:11-Comedy club seater8:20-Never going to be a male model8:45-Coding9:50-Nathan Griffin, Adam Burrows, James David Wolf, Brian James 10:26-Giant cockroaches and roach-pigeons12:28-Not a job hopper13:48-Reality TV: undercover boss 15:15-Find Josh and the label online15:40-A Most Pleasant Apocalypse whole song Links:Josh Preston's websiteMe and the Machine's websiteJosh Preston on Facebook Josh Preston on TwitterJosh Preston on iTunes On Next Week's ShowFor the comedy-themed month, Jaime and Lindsey chat with comic Michael Palascak about Los

Guest: Jimmy FaillaEpisode 18: So, a Ghost, a President, and Dennis Hopper Get into a Cab...Theme: Jobs >>>Listen in a new window<<< A late night interview this week, so although Lindsey falls asleep two minutes into the episode, comic/cabbie/talk radio host Jimmy Failla saves the day with absurd stories of driving a taxi in New York City, including celebrity passengers, drug deals gone bad, robbery, and why Ben Bailey makes Jimmy's job so difficult. Also discussed, Jimmy's current job as host of the Off the Meter radio program. In This Episode:0:30-Lindsey is wearing footie pajamas1:44-Jaime's story about Scholastic Books2:45-Lindsey falls asleep3:08-Jimmy arrives4:04-Lindsey is still asleep4:39-The taxi cab is a confessional6:30-Hush money7:18-Paid to stand in line for the new iPad8:00-Secret places in NYC (The Jumel Mansion)10:17-Taxi school12:16-Why does a ghost need a taxi?13:12-Driving Bill Clinton13:54-Dennis Hopper's theory about blond women14:35-I almost killed Reese Witherspoon15:00-Driving Jim Leyritz16:20-I know where Smokey Robinson lives16:50-Getting lost18:30-Taxi scandals19:35-The average New Yorker wants to help you20:56-Cash Cab makes this job harder26:00-Find Jimmy online26:25-Jimmy Fallon is not showing up27:27-Lindsey wakes up Links: Jimmy Failla's websiteJimmy Failla on FacebookJimmy Failla on TwitterOff the Meter on

Guest: Jen Whittenburg (Drunk on Crutches)Episode 14: Fun & Dangerous, Drunk on CrutchesTheme: Songwriting Jaime and Lindsey chat with Jen Whittenburg of the band Drunk on Crutches. They discuss their first songs, from swing sets and family pets to crack whore friends. They also talk about the difference between piano and guitar and make a case for why the ukulele should replace both. Plus, the song Using Me Up. In This Episode0:30-Remember when we were in a band?1:31-Using Me Up clip2:02-Deedee Is a Big Crack Whore2:55-Jaime's on helium3:20-Swing any way you want to3:50-Songwriting is hard4:28-Motivated4:50-It's never about something awesome that's happened5:37-How old are you?6:00-7 years is the opposite of recent6:26-DIY-er7:58-What about pirates?8:45-Background of Using Me Up9:13-Tom Petty, Lucinda Williams, Ryan Adams10:00-From Willie Nelson to ACDC10:25-Lindsey stalking Jen about the harmonica11:05-Jaime bought Lindsey a harmonica11:38-Bring ukulele back12:30-Piano people vs. guitar people13:44-Drunk on Crutches on the web14:23-Fun and dangerous16:14-Using Me Up full song Links:Drunk on Crutches websiteDrunk on Crutches FacebookDrunk on Crutches on Twitter On Next Week's ShowJaime and Lindsey chat with Dam Brino about songwriting and being Miss Mississippi.  Hot Sauce

Guest: Naturi Thomas, authorEpisode 11: How to Tell a Story of ParisTheme: Storytelling Lindsey and Jaime chat with Naturi Thomas, author of How to Die in Paris: a Memoir. Naturi talks about her book of being homeless in Paris, her children's book, the new projects she's working on, and her creative writing studies in London grad school. Also discussed: writing a romance novel at 15, why crazy works, and Jaime complains about her own unoriginality.  In This Episode0:29-Jaime has a bone to pick with storytellers2:50-Welcome Naturi Thomas3:11-How to Die in Paris4:15-Writing on napkins5:26-What does being suicidal and homeless in a foreign country have to do with my childhood?6:47-Writing in the second person8:09-Family reading this book brought them closer8:47-If I had made anything up, I'd make myself look better10:00-Get off the bus. You have two hours.10:30-Favorite storytellers11:23-Go to readings, read in front of audiences11:50-You are crazy, but it's interesting, so go with that.13:07-Writing a romance novel at 1513:44-A new novel14:39-How to get published16:21-Grad school in London17:56-Why isn't there an MFA in Hawaii?18:21-Uh, oh. It's Momma's Birthday19:00-Storywriting process20:00-Villains should be relatable20:42-New non-fiction book21:04-Find Naturi online  Links:Visit HowToDieInParis.comFollow Naturi on Twitter  On Next Week's ShowJaime and Lindsey chat with comic/musician Brendan McLaughlin about songwriting. Also, find out who really wrote the song That Thing You Do and the true ingredients of a soy chai.