St. Anger

Angela Greco is on the show. We talk about how being a child of divorce affected her. We also talk about how a long, arduous relationship sent her from a farm in Houston to a farm in Madison and all the fury that came along with it. 

Nicole Villela joins the show. We talk about what it is like to struggle with clinical depression, how to use anger as a positive resource and entitled straight white males.

Danielle Soto is my guest. She talks about pranks she pulled on people as a teenager that were borderline mean. Then, we talk about the frustration of being labeled before capping it off with a great story about cattiness in the city of Boston.

Erika Curry joins the show. We talk about the stress and anger brought on by grief amongst other things.

Ryan Drane is on the show. He brought notes. It really helped. We talk about the root of his jealousy and how it led to some fits for him. Sorry for the shitty audio. I forgot to plug in the mixer to the laptop.

Jc Currais returns to the show so he and Paul can decompress about the long weekends they just spent with their families. Hear about all the bickering and blowups.

Colin J. Morris is on the show. We talk about what is on our respective 'ban lists.' We also discuss closure and upcoming high school reunions. 

Kelly Wallace-Barnhill is on the show. We talk about existential angst. Is that a thing? Find out by listening.

Loren Kling is on the show. We talk about an agent that got Loren so mad, Loren fired him. We also talk about the technique of tapping and how Loren's deceased cat led him to meditation.

Ryan Budds is on the show. He's a family man. What makes this family man upset? Spills and people who hold up lines. We also address this question: Does getting older make you bitter?

Leah Knauer is on the show. We talk about fear of abandonment and fear of intimacy amongst other things.

Paul's younger brother joins the show. They dissect the sibling rivalry. Jesse talks about the times he got angry at Wendy's, Google Maps and his cat. Then thinks get real as Paul learns he was the cause of a lot his brother's anger as a child.

Taylor Mechlinski comes by the show. He drops some zen knowledge on Paul talks about the powers of meditation. 

Matt Avila is on the show. We talk about people who rain on parades. You know, figuratively speaking. We also discuss the hapless attempts teachers making at disciplining students.

Rachel LeGault is on the show. We talk about how she used to punch herself, her stint in anger management and how she finally fought back against an abusive boyfriend.

Chris Cope is on the show. Chris' anger was a learned behavior from his father but thankfully a school counselor helped him sort through his issues at a young age. We talk about that and how self-entitled people piss Chris off.

Chris Dillon is on the show. He is spoiling for a fight. Seriously, he is looking for a just reason to kick someone's ass. 

Lauren Bancroft is on the show. She hates jerks and will make sure they receive comeuppance. On the show, we talk about sibling rivalries and how facebook memories bring us down.

Chris Lev is the guest. He has the best angry-in-traffic story so far. Chris and Paul also bond over the realization that they both have imposter syndrome.