Hello There! Time for another episode, this time with the wonderful Ciarra Logan. She is a director, actor, student, podcaster, and well-rounded human being. I had such a great time conversing with her, and I know you will have a great time listening to what she has to say. Enjoy! And thank you, truly, for listening.

Hello There! A month and a half ago I posted part one of my conversation with my good friend, Joshua Dennard. I am pleased to present you with the second, final part today! Josh shares his experiences from his trip to Los Angeles last September, we chat further about life, and we finish our Haiku. I'm real proud of this haiku so stick with it til the end, or skip to the end if you like to hear this beauty! As always, thank you for listening.

Hello There beautiful people! It is my self-appointed, humble responsibility to introduce you to amazing human beings. And this time, I bring you not one, but two of them! Swayy and Cloud are incredible filmmakers with immense talent. This conversation was hilarious and a night to remember even if I was a bit toasted. Sit back and enjoy this first part as we chat about basketball and life!

Hello There Friends! My next episode is round two with Alonge Hawes, up and coming Atlanta-based artist. This man does it all. He writes, directs, acts, pitches his own shows, and is a genuinely awesome person. I'm truly grateful he agreed to come on a second time to speak with me again. In this episode, Alonge opens up about the second season of his web series, Black on Both Sides. We also talk about racial issues in America, and we even get into animes because, why not!? It's a great episode and I thank you with all of me for listening.

Hello There! I'm very pleased to tickle your ears with part one of the conversation I had with this wonderful human being. Josh is a director, writer, editor, you name it he does it and does it well. In this episode, we make a haiku about Focus the first 5 1/2 minutes. We don't finish it until part two so tune into that one as well! We also give our thoughts about discipline and golf. Josh opens up about his Uncle and what his legacy means to him. Mental Health Awareness. Growing up a young actor in Los Angeles while editing his own Variety show, my life-path number. And, for any anime lovers out there, the last twenty minutes or so is all about our favorite animes. Please enjoy! -Dalton

Hello There! Man what an episode I have for you. It's with The Dark Clark Kent, as he is affectionately called. Jonny Tucker is the artist whose music I use for this podcast. We talk how he got started in music, you hear my dog sneeze at one point, we talk about great animes and terrible live-action remakes. We also converse about his rap group World Wide Wonders and many other beautiful topics. Check it out and let me know what you think! Huge thank you to Jonny for coming on and opening up.

Hello there! I am pleased to present you with part two of my conversation with Jeff Haynes. Jeff provides his perspectives on being a pilot, 9/11, serving in the Army National Guard, and being a Counter Intelligence Agent (very cool). Additionally Jeff shares his thoughts on finding differences in our similarities, the difference in magic and miracles, the beauty of Buell motorcycles, and his number one source of inspiration. Enjoy, and be well :)

Oh yes, it is time for a new episode! This time I sit down with Jeff Haynes and learn about who he is and where he comes from. In this episode we discuss: Jeff's onstage pelvic exam, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Choking people out onstage, Pearce Brosnan and how fictional characters affect our personality, what do you do with a metric ton of mistletoe? Jeff's bear story, life on a Reservation, Jeff's Cross Country Living, living in a city, living in nature, karaoke in Boston, and how Jeff makes a fool of himself onstage Thank you for listening and have an excellent day!

Hello There! It's time for the third and final part with Anna Leigh Spencer! Thank you to everyone who listens and supports this podcast! In this episode, we cover: My fondness for Shrek the Musical, our shared love for horror movies, Knives Out, The Lizzie Mcguire Movie, Sinister, Bad shark movies like Ice Sharks, Battle Royale (The best movie ever made), Disaster movies, Speeding tickets, My DUI story, Anna's climbing stories and impressive grandparents. Enjoy!

Hello there! Time for Part two with Anna Leigh Spencer! In this episode we spend the first good bit talking about Anna's struggles with dyslexia. Other things covered: Humility skirts and Anna's rebellious phase, detention buddies, lazy French teachers, learning sign language, all of the nicknames for my last name (Titshaw), the origins of Pasta Girl, sins of The Last Airbender (sorry), our bending types, the Divergent series, Interview with a Vampire, audiobooks, and Harry Potter. *spoilers for Murder on The Orient Express and Public Enemies (sorry Anna) Link to the TEDeD Dyslexia Video: https://youtu.be/zafiGBrFkRM

Hello! I sit down with the easiest man to love, Jim Dailey, and discuss everything, from hypochondria, excellent tips for seeing a therapist for the first time, running marathons, being an extra, DC Comics, soccer mom porn, lessons learned from being on reenactment shows, and more. Please do check it out, Jim is a wonderful man and you are guaranteed to laugh at our goofiness!

Kurt Miller is a very funny man, and his knowledge of obscure movies will impress every movie fan. This is a special episode because, yeah, we get to learn who Kurt is.. but most of it is spent with him just dropping knowledge on film and tv. The 76 movies and TV shows mentioned (in order of appearance): Slither Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer Mystics in Bali Bubba Ho-Tep Battle Royale The Purge Hunger Games The Running Man Joker Jojo Rabbit Mil Mascaras vs. The Aztec Mummy Flash Gordon Sharknado Ed Wood Death Bed Black Sunday Street Trash Dagon Re-Animator Zombie Dawn of the Dead(1978) Terminator Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas The Color out of Space Mandy Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky Tammy and the T-Rex Captain Ron Gilligan's Island Different Strokes Barbarella The Muppet Show Seven Samurai Ran Rear Window North by Northwest Police Academy 4 Citizen Kane The Passive Aggressive Ghost Behind the Mask Phantasm 2 Phantasm The Thing (1951 and 1982) The Blob (1958 and 1988) The Fly (1958 and 1986) Return of the Living Dead Night of the Living Dead Day of the Dead Doomsday Preppers Mad Max 2 The Time Machine Timeline Army of Darkness Rick and Morty John Wick John Wick 4: Groins Beware The Green Mile Supernatural Scanners Rubber Black Roses Mr. Brooks Silence of the Lambs An American Werewolf in London Monty Python and the Holy Grail Monty Python's Life of Brian Idiocracy Planet of the Apes Bottle Rocket Rushmore Vacancy Inside the Actors Studio Conan the Barbarian Conan the Destroyer Tropic Thunder

Have you ever recognized a friend or loved one by their flatulence alone? Well, Alex Guthrie has. Hear him and Dalton recount this glorious piece of history.

Wow! I haven't seen Nathan in eight years, but we picked up right where we left off. Nathan is a beautiful human being who has a lot to share. You will laugh and maybe even cry listening to this episode. Give it a listen and find out how two men can go from talking about Seattle to circumcision to pub crawls in onesies!

I have the utmost respect for Scott Piehler. If it weren't for him, I wouldn't have 80% of the friends I do today. I owe him more than I may ever be able to repay. We sit down for a couple of hours and reminisce on the NINE different projects we've worked on together, and along the way Scott drops little nuggets of wisdom about life, sports, comedy, and everything in between.

Daniel Guyton! What an amazing guest and human being! I had such a joyful time getting to pick his brain about what it's like to be a playwright, screenwriter, actor, director, and college professor. I even got to hear a wonderful story about finding love through MySpace! Things we talk about: The Mother of God Visits Hell, South Park, Dexter, Breaking Bad, Barry, Crime Procedural shows, Encyclopedia Brown, Bunnicula, A:TLA, JoJo Rabbit, Knives Out, 1917, Parasite.. Healthcare, and what it's like working in America. Please Enjoy!

Anna is one of the funniest people, and one of the best rock climbers I know! I had a blast sitting down and talking with her. Topic conversations.. Packed Japanese trains, New York Stories, Harry Potter and Universal Studios, peeing in public places. More travel stories, living with Dyslexia and ADHD, Dalton's first pair of boobies, Dalton's mysterious coffee shop date, and Tinder dates/ghosting/bad kissers. Movies/TV mentioned- Avatar: The Last Airbender, Titanic, The Ring, Shark Week, Sixth Sense, Mommy Dearest, Chicken Run, Wallace and Gromit, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Arthur. Holy shit, good times!

Scott Greenhut is the epitome of dedication, going 370 days in a row riding his elliptical for at least twenty minutes. He has lost pounds, but it didn't come easy. He joins me on my podcast to share his story!

Alonge Hawes is a father, director, producer, screenwriter, actor, and overall dope ass human being. I feel honored that he came and spent a couple hours talking with me and educating me on what it's like to be not only a black male, but a black filmmaker. Alonge is doing great things, and he's going to continue doing great things. The world needs more people like him.

Wow, what an amazing human being! Shani is an award winning actress, easy as hell to talk to, and just exudes authenticity. In this episode we talk about her acting career, what it's like to work retail, Dalton tells some prank stories, and there are laughs all around. I hope you give it a listen!