Magnotronic

We get photographer Ashley Rick into the Magnodome to talk green been casserole, cameras on the moon, and pregnant pauses

We get Kristin Andersen-Anderson to drop by the Magnodome to talk hyphenated names, Dudley Riggs, and Knuckleheads

Maggie's Mom tolerates us for a half hour as we talk about Title IX, The Winklevoss Twins, and Little House on the Prairie

We finally get comedian Abby Marose into the Magnodome to talk about Moodles, Valentine's Day facts, and naked ghosts in the Twin Cities

We get Beloit College freshman Ruby Storm Green to talk with us about Hamilton, Tillamook cheese, and double-majoring in International Political Economy/Theater

We get comedian Derek Henkels into the Magnodome to talk dreams, self-publishing, and the coasts

We get comedian Mackenzie Bublitz into the Magnodome to talk skiing, cereal, and comedy in the round

We get comedian Drew Janda to drop by the Magnodome to talk about internet security questions, delivering pizza to Patton Oswalt, cool unpaid internships, and comedy road trips

We get comedian Matt Iverson into Magnodome to talk Atari, viral videos, and locker rooms

We get comedian Andy Erikson into the Magnodome to talk Canadian Bacon, erosion, and Scream Queens

Margaret Chandelier hangs out in the Magnodome to shed light on diet rage, celebrity spokesmodels, and beards

Our final guest from the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Amber Preston takes the flyaway bus in to talk pork products, the proper application of makeup, and babysitting

Funny, sexy, and talented strummer Courtney McClean throws open her instrument case to expose her thoughts on celebrity crushes, extreme shaving, and neighborhood pizza

Comedian Tiffany Norton stops by to talk astrological signs, theme parks, and camping in torrential rain

We get LESTARIL's own Brandon Simon into the Magnodome to talk Acme Comedy Co., Pokémon Go, and John Thomas' dick

Magnotronic welcomes comic Alvin Irby to the podcast where we talk tennis, Halloween costumes, and ghosts.

Arik Nordby joins us on the podcast and does not want to talk about World Cup Soccer, The Easter Bunny, or Terence Trent D'Arby

School is out and Greg Coleman stops by to talk beard/t-shirt combos, the art of pre-internet telephone pranks, and bicycles built for more than one

We meet up with comedian/actress Shauna Lane at New York Comedy Club to talk dollar pizza, the stereotypical use of haystacks, and her hockey-playing, totally hot, fictional son, Sven

Comedian Martha Kelly drives her 2016 Hundai Elantra up from Austin to talk improv, snakes, and Baskets