I'm Not Your Damn Therapist Podcast

Hey, try rocking out to this one.

Please enjoy the music while your party is reached.

Please enjoy the music while your party is reached.

Matt Soko joins me again for an episode where we discuss gross things and offensive stuff that will probably get us both fired from a job 8 years down the road.

Episode 12 brings you topics from why I think sports are gay to why racism is comparable to people in the airport who are afraid to leave their luggage behind.

In this Episode, I get lost trying to find a Pitbull song which I'm convinced I didn't make up lyrics for. Also, my dryer is running in the background 2/3 of the episode. I mention it several times, but it admittedly adds charm to the podcast.

Episode 10 - Shut Up, Bitch, I'm Grape Jelly by Mr. Anxious

This episode is about Ja Rule falling down in the shower while trying to have sex, and pulling the whole shower curtain down. I mention a few other things as well.

Welcome to Episode 8. That's all you get.

Nick (I call him Nicky) Bock moved from Philadelphia to Los Angeles to get into the acting business. Before he settled in, he spent 6 weeks at a Buddhist Monastery in California. We discuss what he learned and took away from the trip, and his goals as an actor, including a pilot he just filmed for A&E.

in this episode i interview jorge vinson, an artist who employs one of the most unique and modern approaches to art that i think i've ever seen. besides his skilled art on paper and with graphic design, he's got a keen eye for sculpting fan favorites out of wood! he has aspergers and we talk about how that can be both difficult and contributory, especially to his art.

In this episode I interview Warren Carlyle, founder of Octonation, the largest octopus fan club. With a footprint of over 120,000 people, and 80 thousand (plus) instagram followers, Octonation has garnered the love of celebrities, activists and cephalopod afficionados alike--but, there's so much more to Warren. He's the blooming onion at Outback Steakhouse, multiple layers of goodness. Come listen for his perspectives on success, creating dreams instead of following them, internet marketing and, of course, eating copious amounts of food and being compensated for it.

In this episode I interview Joel Del Toro, an immigrant from Paraguay who made his life here in America -- and made it quite well. We discuss everything from his childhood as a soccer / ceramic tile goalie, the journey to the states and US citizenship, finance, standup comedy, and the time he bitched out of selling drugs and had to settle for a fake Rolex.

This is my first episode!!! In this episode I explain why I'm doing this podcast. I talk about my long-term goals as a writer and podcaster, and my first time doing standup comedy. I also talk about my history as an actor and the time i lost the most important role in my acting career to emile hirsch. That explains why his pic is headlining this podcast episode.