Brent interviews "art detective" and Salvador Dali expert, Bernard Ewell, about the world of fake art and his adventures within it. With Donny Divanian.

Brent interviews sound designer/producer/composer, Brian Scherman, about the intricacies that go into creating sounds you hardly notice. With Donny Divanian.

Brent interviews bodybuilder, Omar Deckard, about getting big (physically) and getting tight. With Donny Divanian.

Brent interviews former child actor, Brian Granillo, about being in the movie Milk Money and seeing Melanie Griffith’s breasts. With Donny Divanian.

Brent interviews urban designer, Valerie, about landscape architecture and deciding every detail that goes into an outdoor space. With Donny Divanian.

The third part in the Adams trilogy (follow-up to the previous episode, which in itself was a follow-up to the episode before that), Brent interviews former drug dealer-turned-screenwriter, George Powell, about the business of selling cocaine and how his life completely changed in prison through writing. With Laura Weinbach.

Follow-up to the previous episode, Brent interviews film maker, Daniel Adams, about the process of making movies and getting financing. Then, the conversation takes a turn and becomes about the experience of going to prison and the prison system itself. With Donny Divanian.

Brent interviews Jake Adams, who works as a golf caddy, about rich people and various kinds of clubs. With Donny Divanian.

Brent, along with Donny, interviews Emily, who works as an office administrator in the human resources department of a software company, about her job as well as about being single after being in a ten year relationship. Brent and Donny also talk to Greg about crying, Tonya about mysterious men...

Brent interviews planetary geologist, Laura Kerber, about unexplored worlds and the wonders of our solar system. With Donny Divanian.