Molly Durand and music will be forever connected in my mind. My early days in L.A (2008) were spent with a beautiful gang of misfits that would regularly attend as many comedy, music, and theater shows as humanly possible. Molly was always in that rotation heavily for me. The first time I saw Molly perform it sounded like she was releasing her soul in each note, and you could feel it in the room; her presence demanded attention. Molly is such a force on stage and her raw power comes from a deep, genuine place that is truly awesome.

Molly told me she traveled the world with a large choir in her youth and in these large churches and cathedrals having the music they sang give her the feeling of connecting to a higher power, oneness, global consciousness, whatever you want to call it.

Ladies and gentlemen the one and only Molly Durand

www.Mollydurandmusic.com

Molly's music is available on Spotify, Apple, or anywhere you get your music!

RuFUs! Tommy reunites with 8th grade Social Studies teacher that has TRAVELED to EVERY COUNTRY on EARTH! His newest, funniest and most self deprecating book yet on all his world travels is available now on Amazon! "Travels, Treasures, and Tales of a Nomad".

Rufus was born and raised in Michigan and interrupted his college education with a 2-year stint in the Marine Corps, serving in the jungles of the Que Son Mts. of Vietnam. He was a grunt machine-gunner and wounded in December of 1970. Finishing his degree, he embarked on a teaching career that has now spanned 46 years. Rufus completed his quest to visit every country in the world in May of 2017. A highly dangerous trip where he literally had to stay one step ahead of ISIS, Al-Qaeda, and tribal terrorists, in his travels, he has now been to all 50 states, all 7 continents (with a 74 degree below zero temperature in Antarctica), and 258 countries and lands. He has written FOUR books in a humorous fashion about his experiences, and in the opinion of this former student, well worth the read.

Cooper Barnes is best known for his roles on "Henry Danger" and "Danger Force" as Captain Man, but he's best known to me as a truly thoughtful, grounded and profoundly nerdy friend. Coop is the kind of human being that no matter how long it's been, we can sit down and have a vibrant meaningful conversation together and I genuinely love him for it.

In this episode the fellow Michigander talks on everything from the socially awkward to pizza, childhood heroes, 80's movies and Quaker school. Enjoy!