Geeks Who Drink's John Dicker is a man of many passions. He loves to challenge geeks nationwide with trivia and merriment. He enjoys some minor political discussion about 1970s presidential policies. And he loves being 40 and skateboarding on his own personal bowl and breaking his arm in the process. Like we say, many, many passions. Join Adam as he talks about the world of trivia with one of the most prominent nerds of our generation. Do you know what a rumble strip is for? Find out here!

Hey, team! Do you know what time it is?! It's Sam Tallent time, of course! Adam sits down with Denver's number one DIY troubador to talk about life and dogs and all sorts of rock 'n roll lifestyle wonderment. Sam attacks life like he attacked those offensive linemen back in high school... or was it defensive? Either way, the man is a force, a force for funny and good in this world, and you should catch him any time you can when he comes to your town, on your couch, in your basement.

Hi guys. This is Producer Taylor. I don't really get a chance to talk to you so I'm going to do so via this podacst description. I just want to say I'm sorry. I'm sorry to you guys, I'm sorry to Josh Blue, I'm sorry to Adam. This has been a real tough time for me, dealing with the loss of the first Josh Blue episode we recorded, and now the embarassment of losing part of the second recording. I hope you guys can find it in your hearts to forgive me, or at least to enjoy the 30-odd minutes of interview we did get with Josh, which are AWESOME. Adam and I both love Josh - he's a super nice dude and a super great comedian. We hope you enjoy this show, padded by a bit of Grawlix fun. And I promise - I'll do better next time. I will. Thanks for listening. Over and out. -Producer Taylor

And now Adam welcomes the first musician to the show! Aaron Collins is the lead singer and songwriter of A. Tom Collins, and he was formerly the guitar player for Denver's legendary Machine Gun Blues. The dudes talk partying. Partying hard. Partying long. Partying till the sun comes up, or the ping pong table gets thrown, or your goddamn tooth gets knocked out. Listen to a couple songs resulting from Aaron's partying on this episode, and be sure to check out A. Tom Collins' new album, Stick & Poke.

And now for Adam's first expert guest! Sexy Pizza and Denver Relief's Kayvan Khalatbari joins ACH to discuss flower (a.k.a. marijuana for the layman) and all the ways things are going down in Colorado, gettin high-wise. Kayvan is the man in Colorado marijuana industry and in the entreprenuer interested in supporting comedians industry. We hope you like the conversation! Be sure to check out Sexpot Comedy, that is if you ever get invited to the exclusive comedy event put on at Sexy Pizza South. 

Chuck Roy. Denver Comedy's patron saint. The Man. The Myth. The Bear. The gentleman who left LalaLand behind and said no. Adam checks in with one of the titans of Denver comedy who happens to be a big fan of parks, sunsets, the board game Risk, and comparing comedy to all manner of other industries. Get all up inside the Hollywierd machine with Chuck, y'all. It's a mesmerizing ride!

So guess what, guys? It turns out Adam co-created the High Plains Comedy Festival on August 23rd and 24th just so he could record his first live podcast! Not a terrible reason. Not a great reason either, but as you shall hear, the results were phenominal! Join your ole Denver-lovin' pal ACH as he chats with comedians Ben Roy, David Gborie, Kyle Kinane, Kurt Baunohler and special guest Marc Maron with an extra special appearance by Matt Braunger! Holy cripes! Meyhem ensues! Racial tension is released! Hotel secrets are revealed! Don't miss out, kiddos. It's a good one.

Behold! The man! The myth! The legend of Ian Karmel! Can this powerful comedy beast of a man from Portland be real!? Of course he is, numbskull. Pull your head out of your ass... and listen in as ACH and the Mayor/Governor of Portland talk hometown loyalty, sports, music and whatnot.

Adam takes a moment at the begining of this episode to remember his sister who passed away a year ago this month. He is then joined by Bryan Cook, maestro of mean, the principal of put-downs and the director of hey okay you can stop it now that was really uncalled for and you're hurting my feelings. Take a moment to listen as these two friends share stories and jabs, won't you?

Back to back brother episodes? Really? Yeah, really. That's how we roll at MDRT. Evan and Adam Nix are two of the finest filmmakers around. They make The Grawlix web series with your boy ACH et al, and they filmed the pilot for Those Who Can't. So if you're looking for some kick-ass guerilla filmmakers in the muthaheffin Denver mist who moonlight as a fake German electro band, look no further.