It’s fun to be an active participant and near co-host for this podcast. For one thing, it’s an excuse for us to chat to the world and catch up on each other’s lives. It’s become more than a tradition; it’s just what we do.

What I love most about this podcast (beyond its wonderful co-hosts) is its consistency. Even after 100 episodes, the same tone, candor, humor, and format proclaim that the greatest podcasts are those injected with personality. I look forward to someday appearing on Episode 200!

This was yet another enjoyable romp into the lives of my favorite New England family. I’m glad I can still have these weekend-long stays with friends I’ve known for well over a decade. There’s just something so familiar and friendly about being on this show — an extension of our usual banter encapsulated in audio form.

Steve unfortunately fell ill on Christmas Day; rather than postpone the recording, he and Maureen were gracious enough to let me fill in for him.  Maureen and I have known each other for almost a decade, so our camaraderie is without question.  This was one of the most pleasant and hilarious experiences I’ve ever had on a podcast, and cherish this opportunity to have participated as an acting Couplecaster.

We were joined by our good friend, Frances (who attended Brandeis with us), for a four person romp that was a blast to record. I was delighted to be back on the show again, after having just guested two episodes prior.

This was one of the nicest ways to spend Maureen’s birthday and digest all of that Mexican food.

This was my first time on the show since the birth of Baby Bex.  I have been a faithful listener and was delighted when asked to join this couple during their Sunday recording session.  The show turned out incredibly well, as it always does, and I enjoyed my time in their company for the holiday.