Tea expert and author Nicole Wilson joins me to explore the rich, diverse world of tea. From milky sweet cups in childhood to a global blog and published book, Nicole shares her journey into tea education and her passion for making tea more approachable for everyone. They dive into misconceptions about tea, tips for beginners, how to brew the perfect cup, and even how to infuse tea into cocktails and desserts. Whether you're a die-hard tea lover or just tea-curious, this episode will open your eyes to the culture, creativity, and community behind every cup.
You can find her content on her website teaformeplease.com.
Comedian and actor Anand Mahalingam joins me for a raw and hilarious deep dive into his journey from college MC to LA grind. We talk bombing on stage, sketchy living situations, chasing dreams with zero safety net, and finding your voice in a crowded scene. Plus — sports beefs, Robin Williams, and why storytelling always wins.
You can find Anand's content via his website: yanandbhai.com.
Actor Paul Cram joins me to talk indie films (Abroad, The Soviet Sleep Experiment), B-movie cult favorites, and the wild world of acting. They discuss public domain horror remakes like Screamboat and Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, the realities of on-set stunts, and navigating today’s dating apps, AI, and even food shows like 24 in 24. Packed with behind-the-scenes stories, humor, and film industry insights.
You can find Paul Cram's content on his website: iampaulcram.com
Tyler Kania—rugby standout, mental health advocate, and author of The Maniac With No Knees—joins me to share his raw journey through bipolar disorder, career-ending injuries, and near-death experiences. From mania to memoir, Tyler's story is one of grit, healing, and hope.
🔗 Follow Tyler on Instagram: @tylerkania
📘 Get Tyler’s Book: The Maniac With No Knees on Amazon
Rob Valincius chats with Ian Chamandy, co-founder of Purpose U, about how businesses can unlock growth by defining their purpose in seven words or less. From childhood hustles to million-dollar contracts, Ian shares real-world stories and a fresh take on why clarity of purpose is the key to standing out and scaling up.
You can find his content on his website: chamandy.coach
In this raw and unfiltered episode of the Drink O'Clock Podcast, Rob sits down with his cousin, Mike Bucci, for an unforgettable conversation about addiction, redemption, and resilience. From a turbulent childhood filled with drugs, violence, and wild family stories, to a 22-year career as a correctional officer, Mike shares it all—including some jaw-dropping tales from inside the prison walls. Recently sober and rebuilding his life after a brutal divorce and a stint in a psychiatric facility, Mike opens up about the darkest chapters of his past and the clarity he's now finding in sobriety, stand-up comedy, and new love. Hilarious, heartbreaking, and brutally honest—this is the most personal episode yet.
What happens when seasoned family law attorneys collide with cutting-edge tech? I down with Tom Daley and Neda Garrett—two legal powerhouses who balance court battles and code. From jaw-dropping courtroom stories (yes, there’s a demon voice) to how AI is transforming the legal landscape, this convo is fast, funny, and full of insight. Whether you’re curious about ChatGPT in the courtroom or just love wild legal tales, this one's for you. You can find Tom on his website thomasjdaley.com.
In this episode of the Drink O’Clock Podcast, Rob sits down with Jed Shaffer—co-host of First Gen Gamers—for a deep dive into the nerdy nostalgia of growing up gaming. From snow-shoveling woes and Galaga showdowns to arcade memories and console wars, the two unpack their love for video games across the decades. They talk early console memories, the beauty of Baldur’s Gate 3, frustrations with modern gaming trends, and the madness of collecting Pokémon cards as grown men. Jed also shares how his podcast came to life, keeping the spirit of retro gaming alive for a new generation. If you’ve ever stayed up too late grinding for loot or still remember the smell of your local arcade—this one’s for you.
You can find Jed's podcast First Gen Gamers Here.
What does it really mean to age well?
In this episode, Rob sits down with Dr. Deborah Heiser—developmental psychologist, founder of The Mentor Project, and author of The Mentorship Edge—to talk about how we can rethink aging, find purpose later in life, and build meaningful connections through mentorship.
You’ll hear real talk on emotional well-being, midlife identity, dementia myths, and why happiness actually increases with age. Whether you’re 25 or 65, this episode will give you a new perspective on growing older—and living better.
You can find Deborah's content via her website: deborahheiser.com
We dive into the epic world of fantasy with bestselling author J.V. Hilliard! From Dungeons & Dragons roots to crafting the immersive Warminster series, J.V. shares his journey from defense lobbyist to full-time storyteller. They talk world-building, gaming, Star Wars, and what it takes to create a fantasy saga that keeps readers hooked. Plus, hear about his upcoming AR/VR video game adaptation and what’s next in his literary universe! You can find his content on his website jvhilliard.com.
Is modern dentistry really advancing—or taking shortcuts? Dr. Edward Feinberg, a renowned lecturer and author, joins me to expose major flaws in today’s dental industry, the push for implants over saving natural teeth, and the lost techniques that actually stood the test of time.
Tune in for an eye-opening conversation that might just change how you view your next trip to the dentist!
You can find Dr. Feinberg's content on his website theonwardprogram.com
I sit down with award-winning author Teri M. Brown, known for her compelling novels Daughters of Green Mountain Gap, An Enemy Like Me, and Sunflowers Beneath the Snow. She’s also the host of the Online for Authors podcast and is gearing up for the release of her latest book, 10 Little Rules for a Double-Butted Adventure, which debuted on February 14, 2025. Join us as we dive into her creative journey, the themes that drive her storytelling, and what it means to embrace adventure—both in fiction and in life! You can find her content on her website terimbrown.com.
Jim Marshall discovered an unknown natural phenomena, which greatly aid in the understanding of people, from which he created a revolutionary practical philosophic system and published it in a very well received book called Septemics: Hierarchies of Human Phenomena. You can find his content via his website septemics.com.
Matt Drago is an actor living in Los Angeles. Best known for his role as Fabian in SOMEWHERE IN MONTANA, he has appeared in a variety of other projects including Disney’s Counting Scars viral video, What Would Jesus Do: The Journey Continues, Ridley Scott’s Prophets of Science Fiction, and the popular audio drama podcast No Other Way. You can find all of his content via his website mattdrago.com.
Rye is the host of the podcast Codega's Codex of Curiosities, a podcast and show about aliens, UFOs, Cryptids, the paranormal, and other high strangeness. We get into the afterlife, aliens, and our otherworldly experiences in our lives. You can find all of his content below:
Preston Lee is a professional gambler, psychic channeler, and energy healer. Ever hear someone commune with spirits on a podcast? Check out Preston Lee's amazing capabilities for yourself! If you're interested in learning more about his talents, you can find that on his website luckify.me. You can also check out his new crypto project Here.
MikeManik, aka Kanye East, is a content creator/musician for 15+ years, leaving an indelible mark on the hip hop landscape with his smash hit “Fortnite Balls” with over 1.4 million streams. You can find his content on his website thakanyeeast.com.
Andrew Matthews is an international speaker and Australian author, with his books selling over 8 millions copies in 48 different languages. We discuss what is happiness, tips on how to shift yourself to a positive perspective, and why does gratitude matter. You can find his content on his website: andrewmatthews.com.
Rhonda Parker Taylor is an entrepreneur, academic researcher, and American writer with her debut novel “Crossroads” that came out in 2023. We chat about Rhonda's journey through writing Crossroads and go into what emotional intelligence (EQ) is. You can find all of her content on her website rhondaparkertaylor.com.
Jack Violently is a Cardinal Peccatum of The Free Society Satanists. In this episode, we discuss what Satanism is, the 9 principles they abide by, and dispel some of the classic tropes of Satanism. You may even walk away from this asking yourself "Am I a Satanist?" because I definitely did! You can find Jack's podcast Ave Satanist Here and The Free Society of Satanists and their website freesocietysatanists.com.
Join me and a ragtag group of my friends, and fellow podcasters, for a special 100th episode celebration of the Drink O'Clock podcast! This is an episode of fun, debauchery, and a lot of PP jokes. I want to thank everyone that listens to this show and has helped contribute to its growth! Here's to another 100 episodes and more! Make sure you check out all of my friends content!
Burley: rageandpillage.com
Steph: instagram.com/stefsrockshow
BumWineBob: bumwinebob.com
Yuban: instagram.com/yubanwhakinov
Sarah: linktr.ee/InAPickPod
Kange (Can-ge) is a 25-year-old Paris-based rapper and producer breaking boundaries and challenging conventions with her eclectic sound and magnetic presence. We chat about her music aspirations, dream collabs, and the impact of technology in the creative space. You can find her content Here.
Grant Jenkins is a high-performance athletic development coach, exercise physiologist, and entrepreneur (owner of Wonderfoodsau and a private gym Propel Fitness). We chat about what macros are and how to calculate them, fat loss vs muscle gain, and some essential supplements every person should be taking. You can find his supplement company on their website wonderfoodsau.com and gym propelfit.com.au.
Evan Kuterbach is the co-founder of Canyon Pickleball and a proud corporate dropout. Evan left his 8-5 job to start Canyon Pickleball, a lifestyle pickleball e-commerce brand. We get into how Canyon Pickleball came to fruition, the lifestyle of an entrepreneur, and some do's and don'ts to creating a brand from scratch. You can find their gear on their website canyonpickleball.com.
Tim is a commentator and host of the Fight in Sight Podcast, a podcast about the world of mixed martial arts. In this episode, we discuss how Tim's podcast came to be, ringside fight stories, and our thoughts on the best UFC fighters of all time. You can find Tim's content via his link tree Here.