Podcasts about host david j

In todays episode we chat with Ashwin Ahuja, the founder of the international snacking brand Karma Bites Popped Lotus Seeds. I stumbled across Karma Bites in October 2019 at the Anuga Trade Show in Cologne, Germany and brought the brand to Australia in September 2020 (right in the middle of Covid).It's been a roller coaster ride for Ashwin with the brand now trading in 15 countries.Ashwin talks through the history and heritage of lotus seeds, the journey so far along with lessons learnt.David Burns is also the founder of DJB Food Group and Creme design helping manufacturers, brands and entrepreneurs develop innovative new products and brands to supply into retail. Also see davidjburns speaker, because we love talking about this industry. Would you like to be a guest on our show or sponsor an episode to reach your target audience? Connect with us anytime david@djbfoodgroup.com

Everyone loves a laugh when it comes to April fools day and that includes the team at DJB Food Group. In this chat our Food Mentor podcast host David Burns fakes an interview with his sister in law Lana making out she was a journalist from Air News.Nosh Air - the worlds first airline offering world class culinary delights for all passengers including a tapas bar on the top floor of all air buses.David Burns is also the founder of DJB Food Group and Creme design helping manufacturers, brands and entrepreneurs develop innovative new products and brands to supply into retail. Also see davidjburns speaker, because we love talking about this industry. Would you like to be a guest on our show or sponsor an episode to reach your target audience? Connect with us anytime david@djbfoodgroup.com

I guess its always nice to understand some detail and context about a podcast host!In our 1st episode, The Food Mentor host David Burns introduces himself so you can hear his background and understand his very interesting and unique career. David's view is that there is actually no such thing as a logical career path. Do what you love and are good at and everything else will fall into place!David was born and raised in the UK and has lived or worked in 30 countries.David is also a proud father of 7 children ranging from 2 years old to 30, so has been pushing the pram for 30 years now.Take a listen to David's introduction.David Burns is also the founder of DJB Food Group and Creme design helping manufacturers, brands and entrepreneurs develop innovative new products and brands to supply into retail. Also see davidjburns speaker, because we love talking about this industry. Would you like to be a guest on our show or sponsor an episode to reach your target audience? Connect with us anytime david@djbfoodgroup.com

As David prepares for Christmas Eve on the Incomparable Zeppelin, Travis performs a short piece about the wise men, we learn that chestnuts are overrated, and who’s that up on the roof after the milk and cookies? Happy holidays from the Radio Theater! Host David J. Loehr with Travis Bedard.

A cat burglar. An interview. And what does all this have to do with Scoutmaster Greene? This is the second Galaxy Scouts Prelude, a series of short episodes setting the scene for the upcoming miniseries, Galaxy Scouts’ Greene. You may think you know the Scouts, but this is a whole new Galaxy… Host David J. Loehr with Gillian Shelly Lawler, Tom McGrath and Monty Ashley.

As podcasters and fans of podcasts—as well as good murder mysteries—we’ve convened a panel to talk about Only Murders in the Building, the new Hulu series starring Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez, created by Steve Martin and John Hoffman. Yes, there are spoilers, so go watch the series first, trust us. Then come back and listen to us talk about murders, cats, sex toys, animations, El Paso, generation gaps, and dips. As you do. And remember, he’s 76 years old! That takes the slapstick in a whole new direction. Host David J. Loehr with Annette Wierstra, Antony Johnston and Kelly Guimont.

Relationships are hard. Whether it’s Roy and Jamie or Rebecca and Rupert—hey, it’s Anthony Stewart Head!—things can be fraught, even if you’re participating in a charity banquet. Don’t forget—it’s for the children. Host David J. Loehr with Jean MacDonald, Heather Berberet and Keir Hansen.

A raging space battle. A pilot in freefall. A rescuer in the nick of time…or not? Welcome to the first Galaxy Scouts Prelude, a series of short episodes setting the scene for the upcoming miniseries, Galaxy Scouts’ Greene. You may think you know the Scouts, but this is a whole new Galaxy… Host David J. Loehr with Juno Hopson and Steve Lutz.

Yes, it’s April 1, but this isn’t a joke, Afoot is back from the grave as it were. And that question doesn’t refer to Glenn—or does it?—but to Lt. Columbo, one of the rare television characters to become as iconic as Holmes, Poirot, Miss Marple, et al, and almost instantly from his first appearance. Or, well, Peter Falk’s first appearance. Because he wasn’t the first actor to portray the good lieutenant… The UCLA Film and TV Archive presented a special stream of an episode of The Chevy Mystery Show, a 13 episode summer replacement series from 1960. The title? Enough Rope, written by Richard Levinson and William Link, originally aired July 31, 1960. It is the story they would later expand into a stage play, then a tv movie titled Prescription: Murder. The rest is mystery. History. One of those. Host David J. Loehr with Jean MacDonald and James Dempsey.

After snowstorms and blackouts, the conclusion to the Revengers’ adventure at last! John Squire and Anna Steele find themselves playing a deadlier game than the role playing adventure they were invited to attend. Another member of the ministry has gone missing, as has his game token. Did Butler do it? Why does that bartender look so familiar? What project is Mrs. M hiding? And who—or what—is staying in the guest house? Who? Who? Featuring a preview of the upcoming Galaxy Scouts miniseries—yes, you heard me, it’s a whole miniseries. Host David J. Loehr with Antony Johnston, Serenity Caldwell, Travis Bedard, Kathy Campbell, Myke Hurley, Adina Hurley, Moisés Chiullan and Chip Sudderth.

It’s a Christmas miracle, the Radio Theater is back on the air! Tonight’s episode features the Revengers, two British spies facing the impossible—and often the improbable. Because nothing says “Happy Holidays” like cold blooded murder and intrigue… Someone is killing off Ministry analysts in the middle of team building exercises which hardly seems sporting, all things considered. John Squire and Anna Steele get pulled into a most dangerous competition indeed. Who is Rabbit? What does the rook mean? What unspeakable things have occurred in the Archives? Why does the bartender seem so familiar? And will Squire and Steele prevail or will this be a total Christmas party kill? Host David J. Loehr with Antony Johnston, Serenity Caldwell, Moisés Chiullan, Travis Bedard, Adina Hurley, Kathy Campbell, Myke Hurley and Chip Sudderth.

Host: David J. Portman, MD Dr. David Portman provides an in-depth look at the latest information regarding contraceptive patches and other non-LARC methods. Topics covered include their evolution, differences in indications, the role of the “Creeping Pearl Index,” benefits and risks of the various available methods, and counseling strategies surrounding sexual health and contraception.

Turns Out! 6 - Turns Out returns, as we take a look at toys that caused holiday riots like Tickle Me Elmo, the Cabbage Patch Kids, and Barbara the Beaver. You don’t know Barbara the Beaver? Maybe you’ve heard of Flirting Flossie? What is the liquid filled dice agitator and why is it so popular? Ask again later. Host David J. Loehr with Tiffany Arment, Kelly Guimont and Annette Wierstra.

Main Stem Murder Squad - When murder strikes in the heart of Manhattan, two cops walk the dark side of the theatre district to solve the case. Broadway is their beat, and it’s five minutes to curtains. Also, the foley artist tries announcing, there’s some exciting news about the show, and David is apparently still delirious in the Canadian Rockies. (But the news about the show is for real. Honest.) Host David J. Loehr.

The Alienist, Episode 6 - Stakeouts, chases, false starts, disappointments, and still we learn new things. We learn that Stevie makes an awful girl. We learn that Moore may be turning over a new leaf. We learn that Sara understands why men will never be good at typing. Yeah, typing. And we learn a little more of the truth behind Kreizler’s childhood. J. P. Morgan issues a veiled threat. And we learn who the murderer most definitely is not… Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist, Episode 6 - Stakeouts, chases, false starts, disappointments, and still we learn new things. We learn that Stevie makes an awful girl. We learn that Moore may be turning over a new leaf. We learn that Sara understands why men will never be good at typing. Yeah, typing. And we learn a little more of the truth behind Kreizler’s childhood. J. P. Morgan issues a veiled threat. And we learn who the murderer most definitely is not… Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist, Episode 5 - We come to the halfway point in the series, and Kreizler’s more puzzled than ever. Moore proposes to Sara—in jest? What if he were serious? But she doesn’t answer that question. After a visit to character actor David Warner, Kreizler takes Moore on a trip to Sing Sing. But it’s only after a visit to an Episcopal church that Kreizler realizes the murderer’s pattern isn’t the numbers of the dates…and Roosevelt rides into action to catch the killer…or does he? Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist, Episode 5 - We come to the halfway point in the series, and Kreizler’s more puzzled than ever. Moore proposes to Sara—in jest? What if he were serious? But she doesn’t answer that question. After a visit to character actor David Warner, Kreizler takes Moore on a trip to Sing Sing. But it’s only after a visit to an Episcopal church that Kreizler realizes the murderer’s pattern isn’t the numbers of the dates…and Roosevelt rides into action to catch the killer…or does he? Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist, Episode 4 - Everyone is watching someone this time around. Kreizler meets an old patient and discovers some simplistic psychology. Sara observes a young mother with an empty perambulator. Moore asks Mary out to a moving picture show. The Issacson brothers are looking to the sky and discover how the killer climbs up and down. And by the end, the killer is perhaps watching the entire group as they wonder why Kreizler has called them all together—as does Kreizler, who did not. Surveillance takes its toll… Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist, Episode 4 - Everyone is watching someone this time around. Kreizler meets an old patient and discovers some simplistic psychology. Sara observes a young mother with an empty perambulator. Moore asks Mary out to a moving picture show. The Issacson brothers are looking to the sky and discover how the killer climbs up and down. And by the end, the killer is perhaps watching the entire group as they wonder why Kreizler has called them all together—as does Kreizler, who did not. Surveillance takes its toll… Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist, Episode 3 - There’s another murder, we sort of but not quite discover what happened to Moore after the last episode’s fade out, we wonder why he isn’t more shaken by it, and then there’s another murder. But this time, Kreizler and his Victorian Scooby Gang are able to process the crime scene before the police department. And curiously, we find the one on one conversational scenes far more thrilling than the vibrant action scenes. Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist, Episode 3 - There’s another murder, we sort of but not quite discover what happened to Moore after the last episode’s fade out, we wonder why he isn’t more shaken by it, and then there’s another murder. But this time, Kreizler and his Victorian Scooby Gang are able to process the crime scene before the police department. And curiously, we find the one on one conversational scenes far more thrilling than the vibrant action scenes. Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist, episode 2 - After discovering a new way to light a darkened morgue, David and Jess take a closer look at how the story develops and diverges from the novel. Also, is there a need for an eyeball counter? This show really loves close-ups of eyeballs. And Kreizler questions whether or not Moore has served his purpose already, sending Moore off on his own…which might not be a great idea… Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist, episode 2 - After discovering a new way to light a darkened morgue, David and Jess take a closer look at how the story develops and diverges from the novel. Also, is there a need for an eyeball counter? This show really loves close-ups of eyeballs. And Kreizler questions whether or not Moore has served his purpose already, sending Moore off on his own…which might not be a great idea… Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist episode 1 - Taking a look at TNT’s new adaptation of the novel “The Alienist”, a story of a serial killer in 1896 New York City, contrasting the poorest sections downtown with the Gilded Age uptown. David and Jess puzzle over why the crime reporter who narrated the book is suddenly a newspaper illustrator, why the production design is excruciating in its historical detail and supposed accuracy while this version of Teddy Roosevelt is not, and what is with the eyeball soup? Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

The Alienist episode 1 - Taking a look at TNT’s new adaptation of the novel “The Alienist”, a story of a serial killer in 1896 New York City, contrasting the poorest sections downtown with the Gilded Age uptown. David and Jess puzzle over why the crime reporter who narrated the book is suddenly a newspaper illustrator, why the production design is excruciating in its historical detail and supposed accuracy while this version of Teddy Roosevelt is not, and what is with the eyeball soup? Host David J. Loehr with Jessica Epstein.

"The Monty Ashley Show" - Sunday night at seven? That means it’s time for The Monty Ashley Show! What are Monty and his friends doing for New Year’s Eve? And isn’t it a bit late for that? Feuding aunts, wacky neighbors, an announcer entirely too entranced by gelatin, and a lot of mistaken identities later, will we ever find out how the cream gets in the cow? Don’t count on it. And is that really the band you hired? Good thing they work cheap. Steve is not in this one, but Chris is hair. Also, where the hell is David, and how is your mattress anyway? Host David J. Loehr.

Full Fathom Five: "The Lens of Navarrone" - This week in technothrills, a science team at the South Pole experimenting with new food sources finds something has gone horribly wrong. Naturally, the call goes out for Pip Morgan and the Full Fathom Five, the undersea adventurers and international rescue team. Can they solve the mystery of what happened to the missing scientists before they turn up missing themselves? Join Pip, Jake, the Cochran Twins, and Professor Alatriste on their most dangerous adventure yet! Host David J. Loehr.

See you next week - David’s in the zeppelin on a manhunt this week, but enjoy a word from one of our newest sponsors. Host David J. Loehr.

Two-Fisted Tales of Tesla: "Only in My Dreams" - Tesla and Dot are on their way to celebrate Christmas with Dot’s family when they stop at a planet that exists for only one day every one hundred years, but of course, it’s never that simple. Why is Dot suddenly dreaming of another life, another place…another family not her own? And why doesn’t Tesla recognize her anymore? And what’s with all the bagpipes? And will they in fact be home for Christmas? Holiday spice and temporal displacement in another exciting adventure of the Two-Fisted Tales of Tesla! Host David J. Loehr.

"Mahnke" and "Vallée de Nuit" - The show is back, if not the announcer, as David explores the lore around a doll museum at last, Steve hears voices, and we get the community news from a mysterious town in the French-Canadian desert. And just where is Phil anyway? Host David J. Loehr.

Live from Cincinnati, part three - In which the Fog rolls in, and in, and in, and Maisie could use a lozenge. Recorded live at the Know Theatre, August 14, 2017 Host David J. Loehr.

Live from Cincinnati, part two - In which Margo does some detective work, and our hero seems to be missing in action…or is he? Recorded live at the Know Theatre, August 7, 2017 Host David J. Loehr.

Live from Cincinnati, part one - In which our hero is confronted with another masked avenger, and Margo sees a Broadway show because she knows a guy. Recorded live at the Know Theatre of Cincinnati, Ohio, July 31, 2017. Host David J. Loehr.

Turns Out! Excruciatingly Glenn Edition - With the fall TV season getting underway, what better time to take a look at some TV pilots that didn’t quite make it? We predict the future in the past in the form of a question, get caught swapping bodies in outer space, wrestle with the law, and get lost—again—in space. Also featuring the most Glenningest moment of Glenning, turns out. Host David J. Loehr with Monty Ashley, Kelly Guimont, Glenn Fleishman and Travis Bedard.

Special guest! - It’s the first week of baseball, and Jason & Tim are off. There’s no correlation there, but there could be. In any case, David’s back with special guest Dan Fienberg to talk about TV and machines, marsupials, roaming monkeys, terrifying mascot versions of nonexistent TV show characters, cookies, shows that just wrapped up seasons, even more streaming services, and the fine points of podcasting contracts. Things we like this week: 13 Reasons Why on Netflix 13 Reasons Why (book) on Amazon Britbox Host David J. Loehr with Dan Fienberg.

Columbo - The original rumpled detective, Columbo, broke the mold of the urbane cogitator or hardboiled world-weary dick who merely needed to assemble all the clues — and keep from being killed. Nearly every episode of the long-running TV character (across two series and 69 episodes) showed viewers the murder at its start. Columbo, a police detective, is brought in on the case, and we see the killer becoming increasingly agitated as he relentlessly circles his prey. We talk about episodes and actors, and why Falk created an enduring character. Host David J. Loehr with James Callan and Jean MacDonald.

A trailer! - Coming later in 2017… a new season of The Incomparable Radio Theater, including an adventure of the Full Fathom Five! Host David J. Loehr.

"Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story" - What comes next? Host David J. Loehr with Elsa S. Henry, Deborah Stanish and Michael B. Johnson.

All You Need is Gävle - Let’s see…Sondheim’s songbook, horse skulls, the ghost of Paul Lynde, why pissed on shark is not necessarily better than the pissed off kind, dinner at Sardi’s, goat erections, truly stinky cheese, the wrong Perry Mason, fountain boys, Christmas Pickles and where to stick them, the worst Deliverance adaptation, and a joke for the Rob Brydon fans? It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas here at the Incomparable Game Show. Also, we premiere some new game show concepts, Moises gets an explicit tag, and we find out who actually wins this round. Host David J. Loehr with Moisés Chiullan, Glenn Fleishman, Kelly Guimont and Andie Arthur.

"It's Quiet Uptown" - Alexander and Eliza cope with the death of their son. (Get out the tissues.) Host David J. Loehr with Travis Bedard, Shannon Sudderth and Paul Smith.

Outtakes from "The Reynolds Pamphlet" - A bonus discussion from the middle of the recording of our “Reynolds Pamphlet” episode. Host David J. Loehr with , Jaleh Fazelian, Deborah Stanish and Shannon Sudderth.

"I Know Him" - King George returns to discover that George Washington is leaving the scene and John Adams is replacing him. Host David J. Loehr with Shannon Sudderth, Deborah Stanish, and Jaleh Fazelian.

"Schuyler Defeated" - Aaron Burr stops waiting and makes his move. Host David J. Loehr with Monty Ashley, Aleen Simms and David Sparks.

"Say No To This" - Alexander Hamilton’s alone in New York. Maria Reynolds is there, too. And when they meet, Hamilton’s future begins to unravel. Host David J. Loehr with Sophie Brookover, Tara Anderson and Christina Grace.

A patriotic interlude - John Adams and Benjamin Franklin declare things in Philadelphia on a date that will live in infamy. Host David J. Loehr with Steve Lutz, Andy Ihnatko and Travis Bedard.

"Dear Theodosia" - In the aftermath of war, Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton talk to their children. Host David J. Loehr with Rachel Donner, Tara Anderson and Travis Bedard.

ATX Festival etc. - Tim is back in his natural habitat, and Permanent Guest Host David J. Loehr is back, as they reminisce about their trip to the fifth season of the ATX Festival in Austin, TX, last week. They talk about hanging out with showrunners, each other, BBQ, sitting in on panels, BBQ, seeing cast & crew reunions, hearing unfilmed pilots, BBQ, and did they mention the BBQ? (They blame/thank Moisés Chiullan for the trip to Micklethwait’s. Blame only because they’re hooked now.) Then on to other topics, like Roadies, a new series from Cameron Crowe, and how it compares to other music-related shows like HBO’s Vinyl and FX’s Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll. Also, BBQ. (They really liked the BBQ. Thanks, Moisés!) Host David J. Loehr and Tim Goodman.

Tony Awards - We watched the Tonys and wanted to talk about it. So here’s a special bonus episode. Host David J. Loehr with Shannon Sudderth and Andy Ihnatko.

Turns Out! episode 3 - In case you thought we were bluffing, Turns Out is back with the unbelievable stories of where some of your favorite science fiction series really came from. Aleen Simms and Glenn Fleishman join host David J. Loehr in trying to pull the Andorian velour over Scott McNulty’s eyes. Also, we play the most obscure lightning round yet, we find out who’s the Shatner in the room, and we try not to get annoyed when our flight gets delayed. You wouldn’t like us when our flight gets delayed. Host David J. Loehr with Glenn Fleishman, Aleen Simms and Scott McNulty.

Christmas Special 2015 - On their way to a science fair, Timmy and the Galaxy Scouts find themselves instead in the World of Tomorrow…or many worlds of many tomorrows… and yesterdays… not to mention the Happiest Place in the Galaxy…or is it? With our heroes scattered across time and space, will any of them be home in time for Christmas? Stay tuned! Host David J. Loehr.

"Marjorie Carter", "There You Are" - When last we left Marjorie Carter, she was on the trail of her kidnapped sidekick, Milo, en route to Connemara and the mysterious Candle of Nuada. Also, if you’re curious about Charles Babbage’s analytical engine, There You Are! [This ends our run for 2015. See you in December for a Christmas special.] Host David J. Loehr.

The Many Lives of Paul Citron - In old Quebec, Paul Citron meets an old friend, winds up with an F, taunts a new friend, and makes out like a bandit—if the old friend can be believed… Host David J. Loehr.

Marjorie Carter, Freelance Adventuress - When her sidekick Milo is kidnapped, Marjorie Carter embarks on a car chase through the wilds of Ireland to uncover an ancient mystery. Host David J. Loehr.

Commander Jetpack - Commander Jetpack rescues a mysterious man from peril in the skies before meeting his yet-more-mysterious partner and battling peril beneath the waves! Host David J. Loehr.

Two-Fisted Tales of Tesla, Part 2 - Tesla and Schrödinger try to track down a quartet of Mandroids on the Princeton campus, while Dot and Milton journey to the center of the Teslalator to evade a rogue Mandroid hand. Host David J. Loehr.

From the FQN Home Service - Princeton, 1934: Tesla’s got amnesia, Schrodinger’s colleague has become a Mandroid, and Dot and a cat are trapped in the box with a robot…or not…wait… We seem to have misplaced the conclusion to last week’s episode. Please enjoy this rare episode of The Go On Show from our sister service in the UK. Thank you. Host David J. Loehr.

Two-Fisted Tales of Tesla - Tesla and Dot’s visit to Erwin Schrödinger at Princeton in 1934 is interrupted by a series of unexpected visitors. Host David J. Loehr.

"Doll Tearsheet, Private Eyeful" - A prominent fashion designer is murdered, and his model girlfriend is the prime suspect. But when Doll Tearsheet begins to pull on one thread, the whole case starts to unravel… Host David J. Loehr.

"Sky Mounties", "There You Are" - When a bank robber vanishes in a mysterious phenomenon, the Sky Mounties go from the frying pan into the flyer! Host David J. Loehr.

Colbert, Apple, and more - Tim is joined by David Loehr on the sands of Waikiki—or somewhere—to talk about the first week of Colbert, the last week in Apple TV, the next week in upcoming shows, and the best new fall title that isn’t actually a show’s title. Host David J. Loehr and Tim Goodman.

Live from San Francisco - Live from the Layers design conference in San Francisco, this is a new performance of original material from the Incomparable Radio Theater! (And yes, a full season of Incomparable Radio Theater is coming your way later this year.) Host David J. Loehr with Serenity Caldwell, Moisés Chiullan, Antony Johnston, Dan Moren and Jason Snell.

Happyish, Last Man on Earth, Letterman, streaming - Tim is joined by David again to talk shows that made them happy (and not happyish), shows that stream & the services that love them, they wonder what some of these people were thinking, and hey, does anyone want a Barbarella series? We’ll do it! Host David J. Loehr and Tim Goodman.

Daily Show, late night, zombies, and more - Tim doesn’t miss a week as he’s joined by designated guest co-host David J. Loehr to talk about the Daily Show, the nightly shows, undead shows, zombie shows, limited run shows, long running shows, comfort food shows…they talk about a lot of shows… Host David J. Loehr and Tim Goodman.

Previewing our 2015 season - Did you know that we’re releasing a season of Incomparable Radio Theater in 2015? It’s true! In fact, right now we are rehearsing the script on the Incomparable Zeppelin… let’s listen, shall we? Host David J. Loehr with Serenity Caldwell, Erika Ensign, Lisa Schmeiser, Steve Lutz, Jason Snell, Tony Sindelar, Dan Moren, Monty Ashley, Philip Michaels, Scott McNulty and John Siracusa.

"Too Many Telsas" - In a special holiday episode, Dot and Nik run into an unexpected set of fellow time travelers. And Dot is confronted with memories of her own Christmas past. Brought to you by Lohengrin Beer. Host David J. Loehr with Glenn Fleishman, Serenity Caldwell, Erika Ensign, Lisa Schmeiser and Jason Snell.

The Lives of Paul Citron; Marjorie Carter - Paul Citron runs into a holy mess in postwar Vienna; Marjorie, Milo, and Rudolph venture deep into Finland’s interior to find a magic item and discover an old friend. Plus, regular holiday updates from Carl Phillips and the Gotham News Roundup. Brought to you by Kleinman’s House of Music and Bushmill-Schmichaels Distillery. Host David J. Loehr with Lex Friedman, Serenity Caldwell, Monty Ashley, Steve Lutz, Scott McNulty, John Moltz, Andy Ihnatko, Moisés Chiullan, Merlin Mann and Dan Moren.

Season 0, Episode 3 - A roller-derby champion discovers what it means to be a legend; Canadian separatists threaten a ship on New Year’s Eve, and only The Fog and Margo can stop them. Brought to you by Cornet Blue Disposable Facial Tissue and Chock Full Of Coffee. Host David J. Loehr with Philip Michaels, Lisa Schmeiser, Serenity Caldwell, Lex Friedman, John Siracusa, Steve Lutz, Dan Moren and Jason Snell.

Season 0, Episode 2 - Tesla and Dot meet Jules Verne and Georges Seurat; Jenny Lane tries to sort through a series of red herrings in order to find a murderer. Plus, Melkot Elevators and Grantham Manor Tea Biscuits. Host David J. Loehr with Jason Snell, Serenity Caldwell, Glenn Fleishman, Scott McNulty, Greg Knauss, Steve Lutz, John Siracusa, Dan Moren, Jason Snell, Monty Ashley, Lisa Schmeiser, Andy Ihnatko, Lex Friedman, Sarah Barbour and John Moltz.

Season 0, Episode 1 - In anticipation of our first original season of Incomparable Radio Theater coming later this year, we’re re-presenting the material from the two previous radio theater episodes of The Incomparable as a sort of “season zero.” In this episode, Timmy Preston and the Galaxy Scouts discover a mysterious stowaway and The Fog and Margo encounter a man and some menhirs. Plus: Carl Phillips and The Gotham News Roundup. Host David J. Loehr with Andy Ihnatko, Steve Lutz, Monty Ashley, Dan Moren, Philip Michaels, Dan Frakes, John Siracusa, Glenn Fleishman, Sarah Barbour, Ben Boychuk and Scott McNulty.