Not a real episode of It's Gonna Get Weird. Just a conversation a month after wrapping up the show.

Have you ever decided to chuck it all and travel for a year? Our guest, Rachel Stump, calls it her midlife gap year. It's an interesting concept for all us grown ups. Check out her stories about her travels! #midlifegapyear

Rocky Knight is a Louisville, and other places as well, radio legend. Responsible for the success of countless FM morning shows in the past 30 years. He's got a story to tell!

Alan Harley, or Big Al as he's internationally known, is a guy whose reputation precedes him. Always a fierce supporter of unsigned and hard working bands. He turned that into a thriving T shirt business that included a lot of those bands he supported. He's also the singer/leader of the infamous band Boozer. He's the real deal and a big sweetheart!

The Reverend Doctor Bob Ramsey really needs no introduction. Lifelong musician, session player, road dog... A Lifer. Bob's played with acts from one of the spectrum to the other. Started out with Dixieland trumpeter Clyde McCoy and soon after was taken under the wing of Leon Russell. This is an episode you don't want to sleep on!

Our friend, comedian, and author Brandt Tobler returns to the show.

Three Guys In a Strip Club Commercial is an apt description for the show. The natives are restless.

We welcome Nikki Anderson to the show for Episode 67! She runs "The HoneyDew Podcast Fan Page" on FB and dabbles in stand up. It's great to get some smart woman energy on the show.

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The title of the episode is deceiving.

Lots of Mob talk, Kentucky Derby prep for Geo, and when we were younger, JAWS was considered a Family film.

Our friend, Steve Cantwell, joins us once more on the show. He was our first guest on our first show! A lot has changed for him since then. Check it out. He's got the best stories.

The guys bat around some things.

Short and sweet. Our guest needs no real introduction.  Comedian and writer, Greg Fitzsimmons

The guys welcome Sponge drummer, Dave Coughlin to the show. An old friend of Geo's, they once played music together and Dave delivers in the story department!

The fellows argue about the Spotify nonsense, Scott ups his quiz game with "Neil Young album or Jeff Bridges movie", And Scott "Little Mac Fatty" McKenzie returns to the show and is our first ever phone bomber.

The guys go full jock on an unrelenting sports program. Getting deper on the Chris Mack news at Louisville. Also, depression.

Our guest on 57 needs no introduction. Legendary comedian, writer, and actor Jeff Cesario!

Episode 56 sees the guys extend their foray into the sports progrum and bat some JFK theories back and forth.  But the spotlight is on Producer, guitarist, and podcaster Andy Patalan. Andy is a Michigan native and you may know him from Sponge. They get into his history, the studio's history, and his live weekly podcast Making it up as we go.  Speaking of special, look Andysguitar.com. The story of one guitar played by many of the biggest players. And all proceeds benefit St. Jude's Children's Hospital.

Another episode with a super talented artist, Dusty Bo. In episode 55, we hear about how Dusty got his start, influences, and a lot of in depth talk about his music. We play two of his great tunes: Burn Me and Bandit.  Scott insists on more camping talk. And the guys go deep on Stanley Kubrick and The Shining for a minute