Everything Is Awesome With Jeff And Kc

In which Jeff and Shakim welcome guest Sotaria into the Mailman Studios dungeon kitchen, Sotaria speaks of her development as a musician, some hostility toward so-called "Ratchet People" is expressed, Shakim's music is beginning to seep into all our lives, we learn beards are definitely NOT full of poop, and we discover that Everything is Awesome has a brand new Game of Thrones recap segment: "Where Dem Dragons At?"   The ending track for this episode is: "King of Swing", Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

In which Jeff interviews Patrick Galactic, former Death By Stars frontman, about his origins, his career in music, and his groovy new direction as a solo artist. Covering such topics as bullying, the drive to succeed in art, divorce, and many more fascinating topics. Patrick's music is featured throughout, with one recorded track and four live songs. This dude's funny, folks. Check it.

In which Jeff and Shakim discuss dramatic health scares, death, and other uplifting topics; Shakim explains the phrase "doing the Duchess"; a family friend gets a tribute, Game of Thrones is spoiled in somewhat incorrect chronological order; Shakim retells his harrowing dog attack story; and all manner of fun is had. Plus we have an iMac now and it is a beast! Huzzah!   Tracks on this show include: Rockwell Powers & Ill Pill Feat. D.J. Phinisey - Head UP Tangerine - Runes Kurt Lindsay with BODYBOX - War Joseph - Eyes to the Sky

In which Episode 3 of Everything is Awesome returns to great acclaim, Cassie Mitchell AKA Sixth Avenue Yarn Bomber tells her life story in a loud atrium attached to Bluebeard Coffee, and Art on the Ave is promoted even though it won't be back until July. Enjoy, time bandits! This one is special!

In which Jeff and Shakim explore the 90s and the legacy of Generation X, a parking pole jumps up and bites Shakim's headlight, baseball makes its triumphant return to America, roommate Ed shows up to talk Anna Gordon, 90s music, Jeff visits Arcane Comics and discover new comic books to follow, Taylor Swift entertains the boys, a huge chunk of wisdom is demolished by a failing laptop, and very cool music graces the airwaves.   Songs on this episode: Dedric Clark & the Social Animals "High", Shakim Leckie "To My Grave", Anna Gordon "Here Comes My Man", Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars "Uptown Funk"

Due to catastrophic Audacity-related events, we are forced to inflict upon you our second(ish) episode, Episode 2.1 The ReHalloweening. It's a lot of fun, and features one of my favorite Tacoma artists, Evan Main. Dig into it, and maybe if I stop beating my computer with a sledgehammer the lost Baseball episode will make it back into the rotation. Good day to you, friendos!

In which Jeff and Shakim discuss a multitude of important topics while chilling most relaxedly at Mailman Studios, Associate Producer Hilary Brown takes an active part in the dialogue, Michigan State v Louisville goes into overtime, Jeff is embarrassed by the multiple technical challenges associated with this podcast, Shakim begins a promising new financial venture, and more!   Songs included in this week's episode: "Close Your Eyes (and Count to Fuck)" - Run the Jewels ft. Zack de la Rocha, and a clip from the Metronome appearance of Dedric Clark & the Social Animals

This is the #4 most downloaded episode in Everything is Awesome history! Voted #1 episode of Season One.   In which Jeff and Shakim travel the winding path of life's unending sadness, beers are consumed, friend of the show Eric Anderson of the Trouble With Trivia podcast drops in digitally to discourse on a number of topics, some of them superhero related, we reveal the adjacency of the city of Lakewood to Tacoma, the city of Large Elephants, or something, I sorta tuned out later in the show. Mm, donuts.

This episode is so good it was voted the 2nd best of Season One! In which Jeff and Shakim learn what a real podcaster looks like, a boy named Ryan cries at the sight of his own blood, Aaron digs a ghost trap, Shakim gets a visitation from two girls in the shower, Aaron supports the troops to the great discomfiture of Olympia's finest scenesters, and champagne is sipped in a gold hot tub in Roden's backyard. Not too shabby. Roden's Playlist: "Time to Go Home" - Chastity Belt, "Vampires" - S, "Second Son" - Mikey and Matty