This week, my dad, Michael Rita, joins the podcast to talk my birthday, his life in the foster care system, running his own business, and much more. Enjoy!
On this week's episode of the podcast, Stacy Oatman and her puppy Burnadette came through to the studio to talk about so much of the important work that the Wisconsin Humane Society does. We talked the importance of fostering, the struggles facing pet owners today, and the many different programs that the Wisconsin Humane Society uses to help pets and their families. Enjoy.
On this week's episode of the pod comedian Bryan Leconte came through to the studio to talk about the utility of religion, code switching on stage, white basketball players, and lost more. Enjoy.
This week, comedian Clarence Williams stops by to talk working in the trades, hitting open mics, and his unapologetic dislike of lazy people. Enjoy!
This week, comedian Ray Roberts stops by to talk barista horror stories, “TikTok comedians,” and getting a vasectomy. Enjoy!
This week, comedian Mo B stops by to talk the Riyadh Comedy Festival, separating art from the artist, McDonald’s employee horror stories, and more. Enjoy!
This week, DanBoyWonder joins us in the studio to talk Ben 10, video essays, creating his own comic, and more! Enjoy.
This week, lawyer and content creator SOPHINLAW stops by the studio to talk law school, Milwaukee’s housing crisis, canceling a favorite author, and where to find the best matcha in the city. Enjoy.
On this week's episode, Darren spends some time ranting about professionalism, Aaron Rodgers being a WWE Superstar, and Milwaukee's local art scene. Enjoy.
This week, Mrs. Harris—aka SpicyTeacherMKE—joins the pod to talk back-to-school vibes, Department of Education chaos, running a classroom democratically, and why it’s wild that some teachers beef with their students. Enjoy!
This week, content creator DemonJavi stops by to talk about dropping out of school, soul-crushing warehouse jobs, and chasing online success from Milwaukee’s south side. Enjoy.
On this week's episode of the podcast comedian Gemini The Savage came through to talk slapping racist coworkers, overrated animes, and her beef with titties. Enjoy.
On this week's episode of the podcast, comedian Daniel Fuellengraben came through to tell us what life is like as a butcher, the rules for moshpits, and how companies are ruining collecting for everyone. Enjoy.
On this week's episode of the podcast comedian Marshall Loether stopped by to talk getting into comedy, living with Cerebral Palsy, fatherhood, omlettes and more. Enjoy.
On this week's episode of the podcast, Darren shines a light on the madness that is ESPN THE OCHO's programing, gives his take on the new adult toys from Harry Styles, and praises Milwaukee Creatives. Enjoy.
This week, comedian Ayman Kalada returns to the studio to talk having the PS5 in the delivery room, new fatherhood, and the time he unknowingly Ubered someone to their affair. Enjoy.
This week on the podcast, urologist and comedian Gray Roberge stopped by the studio to talk kidney stones, circumcision, and his professional take on “dwerking.” Enjoy!
On this week's episode of the podcast, former teacher and comedian Kristine Gallagher aka Momic came through to talk about the darkside of teaching in public schools, becoming a lifegaurd, and starting a Madison karaoke beef. Enjoy.
On this week's episode of the show, I sat down with the cast of the recently released short film Lint, directed by Gabe Leistekow (who also appeared on Episode 213). Gabe, along with leads Luca Clesceri (Episode 193) and Amelia Mahrie, talked about the behind-the-scenes efforts that went into crafting a film of this caliber, their biggest on-set "icks," and what it feels like to share your art with people who you care about. Enjoy.
And that makes SIX years of spewing nonsense online. This week Darren rants about the newest / dumbest war, pitches his idea for a Lego X NFL collab, and tries Selena Gomez's new Oreos. Enjoy.
"Thank you to everyone who has listened, viewed, or supported this show during these six years. I truly love doing it. I love the people I have been lucky enough to meet and get to know through this show. I love that we've created a space for fun, while not running from difficult conversations. And I really love the work / fun (mostly fun lol) that we've been able to have on this show."
-Darren