Comedian Andrew Della Volpe comes back and defers to Danny for a meal pick. Danny had a craving for something and promises it's not a bit because it would be an awful one.

Some shop talk at the beginning, Andrew and Danny talk about how at points Comedy can feel like chasing a dragon, how frustrating it is to feel like you aren't progressing, and how sometimes the best way to recognize your progression is to go back to Day 1 and look at it zoomed out.

Andrew is getting married in the summer as well so we chat with the husband to be to ask him what are some things he think he'll be good at with the new relationship label as well as some things he might need to work on, but either way, he's ready and excited.

Support Andrew:

Instagram: @andrewdellavolpe

Tickets to Andrew's shows at The Rockwell, Portsmouth Music Hall, and all other shows can be found through this link

Photographer/Drummer/A few other things Steve Nisotel comes by and asks Danny for a Dairy Queen Blizzard.

A special place in his heart, Steve recounts how this Blizzard flavor came to be, the friend that created it, and how this has become a fond but unfortunate yearly tradition to honor that friend.

Steve also talks about drumming in a few different bands, running his own photography business, and the two discuss how Mario Kart changed both of their lives (this is not a joke)

Support Steve:

Photography: @stevenisotelphotography / stevenisotel.com

Music: @wariospeedwagon / Short Skirt Long Jacket Cake Cover

(Hey it's Danny I was gonna post my switch code if you wanted to add me but just message me instead on one of the various social media apps and I'll give it to you there. Tuesdays 8PM Mario Kart. Anyone welcome)

Comedian/Photographer/Content Creator Jeremy Cangiano comes by and asks Danny for Chicken Cutlets, Mashed Potatoes, and Corn.

After laughing about their past few social misses, Jeremy kicks it off talking about growing up in North Reading, his days working in a diner, and how he can still think of that "wet smell" he had on him after a shift.

Jeremy tells us also how he's feeling like a 2.0 version of himself. After a long road looking inward at gender identity, Jeremy has finally arrived to a point where he feels like he's speaking truth about who he really is, making the future a very exciting path.

Support Jeremy:

Instagram: @jeremycangiano

Tik Tok: @techiejc

Photography: cangianostudios.com