TJ is a Chicago-based Stand Up Comic, Photographer/Videographer, Musician, Food Reviewer, and works at Red Bull during the day.

TJ has also never seen HBO's The Wire, which is addressed thoroughly in the episode. We also discuss why men demonstrate their excellence at fishing on their dating app profiles and why big shopping carts are fascist.

You can find us on IG @adam_rightanglevisuals and @tjsopoci

Chicago Comedian Sohrab Forouzesh, better known as Sohrab Is Brown, shares stories from when he was in a Fraternity at Western Michigan University, we speed summarize movies from Kurosawa to Michael Bay, I ask him about the first time he ever did standup, and more.

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@sohrabisbrown

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Giavanna is the founder of Higher Vibration Living, one of the largest wellness communities in Chicago.

We talk about why male friendships are hard, yoga vs church, way to honor the change from the Year of the Snake to the Year of the Horse, and much more.

Sam tells about his experience living in multiple South American countries, his favorite Stephen King books that are not "IT", near-death experiences during his travels + the full story behind Let's Do Fun Things Chicago.

Tiffany Gabriel joins to talk about her favorite Vegan restaurants in Chicago, her favorite books & movies, challenges of modern dating, and more.

Adam and Corey talk Chicago restaurants, our favorites movies, and how Corey went from being in the Air Force to being a prominent YouTuber with millions of views across his career. You can find him on YouTube ‪@CoreyWagnerChicago‬ and ‪@numbersixwithcheese‬

In episode 2, Athena and Adam sit down to discuss Athena's family's immigration to Chicago from Greece, her experience meeting Pharrell while being a contestant on The Voice, and Athena's local recommendations from a lifelong West Loop Chicagoan.

Giavanna Moran, founder of the Higher Vibration Living wellness community in Chicago joins for the first episode.

We talk Giavanna's favorite movie, how she spends her time in Chicago, why there are not more men in yoga, and more.