Kevin attacks the people that carry a torch for things that don't matter after seeing someone post about boycotting a new dollar coin.
Deep Space Nine is Jacob's favorite Star Trek series, and he couldn't wait to talk about it. Isaac loves Weyoun and Tribbles. They both talk about what made the show so great, and what the hell they think was wrong with Terry Ferrell leaving the show in season six, why Jeffrey Combs deserves more credit and where season seven went wrong. Once again, Isaac finds some more obscure trivia to make Jacob look like a fool.
Consistency in writing; making sure that you like what you write; taking constructive criticism; finding the motivation to keep going-to keep writing-even when you might not ‘feel’ like it; Book collection gone amok; Talking advice from the great and powerful David Hayes 
; trying to find more humor in things; new job prospect; waiting for legal paperwork i.e. contract for new poetry collection; the sad state of affairs in finding “Jane Eyre” in the dollar bin at Target; nervous about live podcast at Comicon; reading from the final chapter of “The Ever.”
Welcome to the third episode of From The Underground. This week Jacob and Ryan bring you a very mixed group of songs from artists you should be listening to. Ryan also explains the name of his company "Something Wicked Entertainment". And like Jimi Hendrix opening for the Monkees, they talk about the band Phantasm opening for the likes of Mos Def, Living Colour, Andrew WK and The Locusts. Here's the list of tracks -
Today, Ryan brings you a a special supplemental episode of the show where he spends a little time with guys from 24 Thorns as they talk and play some acoustic versions of their songs.
It's a jam-packed week of sports talk. The guys reset the first week of NCAA Tournament action and give you a look at the Sweet 16, and in between you'll go back in time and hear about some more great moments in NCAA Tournament history. Leo makes some more picks in the Lion's Den, and even Tony offers up a wager. 
Camm discusses trimming his bush, Kevin explains why his Alma Mater is embarrassing, and the two get into a lengthy discussion about the history of Abnormal with a few other shenanigans thrown in. 
Tyson Tyler and Johnny "The Bull" Stambolli join Taylor Made and the Masked Blogster for a hilarious interview! The new Associate Producers share a bunch of road stories and more in this episode that goes over the week of wrestling and the Top 5 Wrestlemania moments.
This week my friends Tiffany, Vel, and Christian sit down for a panel show. Has society taken political correctness too far? What happens when you mix White, Black, Hawaiian, and Mexican?
Esta semana mi amigo Joshua un fotógrafo y productor de Los Angeles viene al estudio a platicar sobre lo importante que es aprender un segundo idioma.
The boys are back with Volume 2 Issue 13 of the show. First off, Jacob reviews The Frankenstein Theory alone, because Brian didn't watch it.
With the Supreme Court case about gay marriage going on, Dave and Kevin decide to honor their gay Abnormal cohorts with an episode about the best gay couples in the movies. For once, there isn't a single bad movie mentioned in the entire show!
Incorporating human emotion into your writing; variables that never change; Letting characters speak for themselves; Announcing new levels of the show-after short stories are finished; Developing a flow to your writing by reading it out loud and to yourself; Feeling anticipation in your writing; Taking your work to that classical level of being remembered as a great piece of writing.
On this week's episode, Scotty stumbles across a top 10 countdown written by one of the truest niggas in the game. The analysis leads to some interesting discussions of hip-hip, skit-skat, and doodley whap. Gerry talks about his latest dating woes, and the boys deliver some late breaking news fresh off the AP. Enjoy this latest piece, and remember, we'll be streaming live every show and always have our Skype account (futureofman) up and running during our recording. As always, trust in diuggas.
Kevin explains the stupidity involved in the Steubenville rape case, how the Baby Boomers failed Generation X, and how the Xers are doing nothing to change things.Jacob and Isaac are back with an hour devoted to Star Trek: The Next Generation. In the episode they discuss everything from their favorite moments of the show to noteworthy guest stars. Isaac talks about how this was his gateway into Trek and how Mark Twain and bad VCR's helped that along.This week Jacob and Ryan talk about what makes a band punk, Ryan's love of Star Wars and his disdain for female singers while they play a diverse mix of music from some artists you need to hear.A writers perception; Good medical news; Working on the new book and trying to finish; Images that scare us; Mixing non-fiction with fiction and creating a genre; People watching; The rest of “The Mistakes” and beginning the last chapter of “The Ever.”
In our premier episode, Sara Kasman from Shanti Orange County, talks about the changes in the type of services an agency offers, collaborating, and client rights & responsibilities.
