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In which the second part of our chat with Stuffy Doll's Jupiter Zirkua and Jey Cieri unfolds; there are lot of Americans with terrible ideas who want to kill people; we could have used these anti-Trump people before the election; could we hate Mondays instead of refugees?; KC asks if there's ever been a separation of church and state; do we have to like the Pope now?; KC talks about her parents being refugees from Vietnam; her mom travels to four other countries before coming here; it hurts KC because she wouldn't have existed if this nonsense was happening; muslims are being treated like savages; Jeff thinks if more people knew refugees the idea that they are terrorists would lose traction; Jupiter says something amazingly incisive about ole DJT and capitalism; psychopathy and narcissism lead you nowhere good; Dandy from American Horror Story: Freakshow is Trump with a knife; nothing gets done without people power; Jey and Jupiter extoll everyone to call and write their legislators, to vote and raise heck; K

In which Jeff and KC welcome Jupiter and Jey of Stuffy Doll to the studio for an extended chat; Jey moves from Japan to Oklahoma to Alaska to Jupiter’s attic; KC gives a derby update; Jupiter hates physical altercations and being on wheels; Stuffy Doll was named after a magic card; Vin Diesel plays Dungeons and Dragons and KC is shocked; Jeff gets embroiled in a heavy duty Facebook debate: are violent factions a necessary part of a resistance?; "this argument is a millenial"; Jupiter thinks civil war is less than a year away; will Florida seceding from the union?; KC and Jeff catch some racism during Lunar New Year; the boys talk up In Porch Taste and the Patreon campaign; Jeff's hair is pretty good for 40, but is it a Trumpian combover; #Jeyisfat; Jupiter's dad is super dead; both of them products of dead dads; Jupiter would move to Canada for their sexy prime minister; Jupiter likes mountain goats, John Darnielle, and the Hamilton soundtrack; Jey mowed lawns at age 12; humans are cockroaches with nuclear we

In which Jeff and KC welcome LA comedian Ryan Reaves to the studio; it's Black History Month; KC makes some money with her side biz; Ryan's dad brings the Jeri Curl to Michigan; KC didn't have siblings but it's okay because she didn't have friends either; the streets of LA were quiet on 9/11;  Jeff asks Ryan the "Black Question";  KC talks about colorblind racism; immigration bans and the movement against them, there are also Canadian racists; KC reads her poem; Jeff reads from his 9th grade autobiography; the gang talks movied; KC watched the news as a kid; and more!   Closing Song: "White Street" - Kristin Kontrol   Podcasts:   Drink Champs Fresh Air The Greatest Generation Cory Holcomb and the 5150 Breakfast Club Drake Nashid Doug Loves Movies The Trouble With Trivia Comedy Film Nerds How Did This Get Made? Cinema Sin   TV:   The Crown    Movies:   What Lies Beneath Frailty Don't Breathe   Get involved in the conversation:    Find us on Facebook: Everything is Awesome Podcast With Jeff and KC  on Twitter: 

Guys! Jeff has a new side project and it's called Shattered Worlds RPG! If every played tabletop roleplaying games or you'd like to hear how they work, this might be the show for you! Or if you just like hearing Jeff be smart and tell fun stories and stuff. Cause boy howdy is he smart. Just kidding. Ah man, someone else should write these things.   If you like the show, subscribe on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts.   Be a part of the action! Contact us at:   everythingisawesomepodcast@gmail.com (Re: Shattered Worlds) Twitter: @EIAPodcast   Like us on Facebook!   Shattered Worlds RPG Everything is Awesome with Jeff & KC

In which Jeff and KC tell tales and celebrate cool artistic creations; they hop in old Eloise for a road trip to Sunny Olympia; along the way they talk about their dating life and other things a bit too personal for this editor; they find Chase Roper and confront him about his show; Derek Sheen headlines; Tony Lewis always makes Jeff laugh; Nicole Ash Bailey changed her look and her material got even better; we went home and took her easy; Jeff plugged some stuff; and more!   Closing Song: "Democracy" - Leonard Cohen   Get involved in the conversation:    Find us on Facebook: Everything is Awesome Podcast With Jeff and KC  on Twitter: @EIAPodcast  or by email: everythingisawesomepodcast@gmail.com  

In which Jeff and KC introduce the show and talk about their week; Jeff and Steve Mathews of the Shattered Worlds RPGcast travel around Tacoma; Steve tells morgue stories; Jeff points out various vistas and things to visit; the Five is Drived, Steve hasn't seen the beach in twenty years; we see Vashon Island, Gig Harbor, the bridges, and Ruston; Ruston used to have the ASARCO smelter but it poisoned everything and they had to reclaim the land; now there's a movie theater; more morgue stories; Steve is a vapehead; shoutouts to Proctor Business District, the Post Office, Cafe Brosseau, Magoo's, University of Puget Sound, The Spar, Metronome, Farelli's, Mary Mart, Frisko Freeze, Tacoma General, The Red Hot, Ice Cream Social, The Old Pancake House, Taco Time (better than Taco Bell), Jazzbones (boo), Shakabrah Java, MSM, Tacoma Games, Tacoma Little Theatre, The Parkway, Cosmonaut Coffee, WA State Historical Society, Stadium High School, Stadium Video (RIP), Wright Park, 1st Presbyterian Church, and Destiny City Co

Happy New Year!   For this first episode of 2017, we wanted to have one of the most positive people we know set the tone. KC and Jeff do a little catchup pre and post to get us all up on what went down over the holidays. And we get ready for that ball droppin, yo!   In which Jeff and KC welcome HugLife podcast cohost, Renton's own Monica Nevi to Mailman Studios for a chat about her life and all sorts of other business; the Hug Life origin story; Mike says this thing and she calls it that; positive spin can help give some antidote to all the heavy news; she was into sports and exercise science; Jeff got fired for sleeping at work, hence he's not a doctor; KC sees difficulty returning to work; Jeff tries to make her rest, but she can't (until she gets a sty); Jeff and KC go to a dirty derby brunch party; Booty Trap should have a bakery; we learn all about Monica's journey to standup stardom; she actually likes salad more than McDonald's; Jeff reminds customers to call police if they expect theft of mail; Monica

In which internet car info icon DJ Moffett comes to the studio to rap about this and that; DJ's aunt uses veterinary lingo; he tells us about his love for old time radio; KC does Christmas cards for the first time!; DJ rolled that Cross Country life; University Place might have been Chambers Bay; DJ grew up in sight of the Asarco smokestack so we talk pollution; mean moms and only-children; asian parents and white hooligans; DJ makes an impassioned appeal for publicly funded media; don't leave goldfish in the parking lot; some plugs, and more!   Songs in this episode:   "Sleigh Ride" - fun. "Baby It's Cold Outside (consent remix)" - Dara Laine & John Weselcouch

In which local celebrity Andrew J Rivers stops by the studio to be interviewed by Jeff and KC; KC undermines Jeff; Andrew is not a Snohomie but did grow up with mostly white people; we learn that a marina worker is not fond of gorillas; Trump wins and Andrew's dad has some underwhelming words of encouragement; Andrew's been putting some political stuff into his act; he did some of it in Texas and Indiana; folks are upset about Trump's newest lies but Andrew sets the record straight (SPOILER ALERT: he's been lying THIS WHOLE TIME!); the conservatives he knows were convinced he'd lose also; Trump's race whistle blows; Andrew has friends; they have proof of global warming; Andrew buys a water heater; an Asian woman driver brings out the Trump in him; conservatives don't care how dumb their voters are; Electoral college wishes; Andrew talks about losing his job and losing the next before he even got hired; John Roy's advice about comedy writing; the North Remembers; San Antonio has a secret show; his is not a swi

In which we welcome graphic designer, comic artist, and blogger Anthony Blair-Borders to the studio; he and his wife become T-Town virgins; we hear of big parades in the Castro; tech bros edging people out of the Bay Area; Anthony wears a Murakami Zelda shirt; Tacoma has a soul; Tacomans like their pets, especially if they're at zoos; octopuses can pick locks; Dale Chihuly isn't that bad; we talk zines; Anthony tells of his childhood; Vietnam and schizophrenia happened; boy makes small warnings; Anthony draws monsters; 1000 yards of staring; Mom's life was like a Philip K. Dick novel; Anthony gets an award; Anthony's wife is funny af; Anthony draws Iron Maiden album covers; Anthony felt like a secret monster; Anthony gushes about his kids; we share our writing and talk about it; KC can't say Galifanakis; and more!   Closing Song: "Saw Her Standing There" - The Beatles

In which Jeff and KC go to the Hangar to see Jamal Harrington do comedy; Jamal needs so many bitters in his club soda to look like toilet water; Jeff drops KC off at the Rapture; Veterans Day gets a mention; South Hill is the suburbs to the suburbs; strip club weirdness; Blue Star Donuts and Denny's Grand Slams; KC's never left Tacoma; KC tells a wicked roller derby tale; Jamal dates a Rat City Roller Girl; Gotham beat by Rose City in Portland; Jimmy Graham leaps over a dude; Jamal extols the virtues of being a NY Giants fan; Marshawn Lynch throws skittles; Jamal is putting on a show in Plaska, Texas to honor his cross country coach; Justin Hayes and Robert Moore will be there; Jamal likes Jefe's radio voice; Billy Crudup played Pre in Without Limits; If Jamal's not nervous, something's wrong; Love is in the 253; Susan Jones is headlining the next JAMCO show at the Renton Civic Theater; Jeff's pretty sure Tallahassee is the capitol of Florida; Josh Firestine has a show Tuesday at Jazzbones with Toby Roberts;

In which Jeff and KC travel to sunny Portland for her birthday; we brave I-5, multiple Denny's; WFTDA Roller Derby Championships; and all sorts of other stuff so listen! Big ups to all the people who helped make KC's birthday really fun, including but not limited to Dot Tsunami, Jill Dozer, Janys Murphy, Polly Pocketknife, Amy and Mark - you guys are awesome!   Closing Song - "Smile" by Portugal. The Man

This might be the 8th mini episode, I'm not sure. We wanted to make sure you get something in your feed this week, so here's Jeff talkin about everything that got deleted when his dumb ass hit the wrong button. Also, stay tuned for Erica Knapp's amazing laughs!   Closing Song: Some electro mix from YouTube

Season Three of Everything is Awesome and it is going off real damn soon! New episode should be out tomorrow; until then, enjoy this little taste of Jefe's sweet sweet voice. Ta!

The #3 most downloaded episode of all time!   In which Jeff is the guest of honor at his own fortieth birthday party, accompanied by Northwest comedy legends KC KAOS, Casey McLain, Spenser O'Neill, Tony Lewis, and Jill Silva; Chase Roper faces a harsh accusation (mediocre arson); ten minutes into the show it actually starts; Casey plows up Jeff and KC's spot; presidential candidates debate and our heroes abstain from watching it; the Mariners still have a shot (spoiler alert: no they don't); we remind you to listen to Casey's first appearance on the show in Episode 55: The Abortion Ghost Panic of 1878; Casey has a new sports podcast called The Swill; Jeff and KC explain why it's not easy being awesome; KC makes a startling revelation; we learn where KC's derbygirls practice [spoiler alert: Rollin 253 and Auburn Skate Connection]; Jeff is taken over by a positivity alien; Jeff cleans up dog poop OUTSIDE CASEY MCLAIN JESUS; the first derby bout of the you was awesome; Fast Girl Skates closes; Jeff's bicycle ti

In which KC expresses her interest in Snoop Lion; Snoop has a documentary on Netflix called Reincarnated; Yung Fern is reviewed for the Seattle Weekly; Fern explains the significance of Big Bitter, Ghoulavelli, Preacher Nicky, and Midnight Snack; Fern talks about welding in Alaska; the man interprets his own dreams, thank you very much; many dream subjects are really about penises; KC is awash in Instagram followers; therapists sound boring when you're young; Jeff inquires after a Mr. Peanut Butter costume; the Affordable Care Act is slighted and defended through grunts; Wilson and Sherman call for unity, while others actually do something*; KC reads her own strong words on 9/11; we discuss the generational impact of war; and more.   Plugs:   Go see Fern in Southern California or Nevada: @yungxfern on twitter, @therealyungfern  on Instagram Sept 24th - Dockyard Derby Dames first bout of the season, 7 pm, Pierce College Sept 30th - Skateclub with KC as a ref! Sept 23rd - Oregon Trail with Jim Stewart Allen, 7

Evening Magazine and KING 5 fans: If you cane over to listen to the NarBar Podcast with Josh Firestine and Narin Vann, you're in luck! They have their own podcast stream now, available on ITunes and Soundcloud!   Here's the link to their Soundcloud page: https://soundcloud.com/user-637575001 And iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-narbar-podcast/id1176303667?mt=2&i=377850477 Thanks so mucb for listening, and keep in touch! Keep being awesome! Description: In which Jeff and KC welcome new podcast professionals Narin Vann and Josh Firestine to Mailman Studios to discuss their most excellent podcast, The Nar Bar; the fellas get a quick tutorial in podcastery; Narin explains what the Nar Bar is and why it matters; Facebook unfriends Jeff and Josh; Josh's guest hosting episode disappears into the secret vault; Jeff gets a President's blood on his waistcoat; we roll a special clip from the inaugural episode of "The Nar Bar" featuring food talk, unemployed Portlanders, and poop; Josh sings a wicked

In which KC and Jeff strike out on the open road; KC's car gets worked on; the team goes to the liberry; Vaxxed is a documentary about vaccines and KC watched it; Michael Moore fudges some details; Matt mentions Eric Anderson of The Trouble With Trivia fame; Louis gets some homemade cheesecake on his beak; Freakonomics discussed re: abortions and crime; Matt's friends are turning 40 and still don't have children; Mike reminds us that having kids is expensive; the Ghostbusters are not a governmental organization; child psychic predicts vaccine-related autism; Merck and the CDC colluding to hide evidence?; Matt shares a deeply unsettling poem; turns out Mike was a journalism major and newspaper editor but doesn't consider himself a writer; Destiny City Comics Plug #13; Jeff and KC are driving to Seattle and talking plugs and podcasts, and more!   Closing Song: "Wrecking Ball (Ra Ra)" by The Vaccines   Plugs:   Hilltop Street Fair - August 27, Hilltop Tacoma Chateau Ste Michelle TBTL Picnic - August 31, Woodinvi

In which macaroni and cheese is prepared; KC and Jeff do a double intro; Destiny City Comics Plug #1; we learn that Linda Blair was Mike's teacher at UWT; Tacoma Co-Op Closes; Destiny City Comics Plug #2; we debate Deep Tissue v Swedish; Harry Potter Midnight Release Party takes it out of Mike; Destiny City Comics Plug #3; Mike lays money down on Final Fantasy 15; Destiny City Comics Plug #4; Matt contrasts "Funhome" with "Are You My Mother?"; Jeff uploads episode through Deep Sadness; Three's Company is explored; Mike jumps the gun; Matt learns plants are different in Washington; neighbors want to cut Jeff's grass; Matt explains library life; locking horns is not gay slang; Matt prefers OkCupid; Emma Frost and Psylocke bring the boys together; X-Men Apocalypse receives a ringing endorsement; Destiny City Comics Plugs #5 and #6; Everything is Awesome changes name to Destiny City Radio Hour; Matt suggests an intertextual podcast; Matt writes a song; we ponder Weed Culture; Mike wins an award; KC plugs SegueFes

In which Jeff and KC welcome to the studio Tacoma-based uber-educator, author, and singer/songwriter Linda Nicole Blair; we learn the rundown about Little Queenie and her long love affair with her husband; a rock that looks like Mordor hovers above the desert; KC celebrates the eleventh season of derby in Tacoma; KC edits her first movie; Nicole's parents plied her with books and spoken poetry; Mrs Basich rocks the literature education game; we learn about a supremely awesome 60s family band; cool kids take the bus in from the Harbor; hookups gotten, questions asked; Chopin, Mansfield, and Woolf do that poetry thang; an illegal immigrants' story makes us cry; Literary Darwinism is explained; Linda plays some original music; nights are wild and seas are heavy; seas roil beneath tundra; Jeff leads the Mutual Admiration Society; and Bianca del Rio is coming!   Songs in this episode: "Indian Lake" by The Cowsills "Wild Night","Little Queenie", and "Tennessee Honey, Mississippi Shine" by Linda Nicole Blair