Nick is joined by Marnie Shure from "The Takeout" to discuss Krispy Kreme's remarkable success in 2022 despite store shutdowns across the country where they sold over 1.63 BILLION donuts! They also explore McCheapest.com, a platform that tracks the prices

Nick is joined by movie critics Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy to review the new private-eye mystery "Marlowe," with Liam Neeson; the Australian romance "Of An Age," and the latest Marvel Universe adventure "Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania." Then, Bri

In this special "Anti-Valentine's Day" episode, Nick visits with TV critic from The Hollywood Reporter, Dan Fienberg to talk about appropriate anti-valentine's TV to watch, plus they discuss the Super Bowl commercials (most of them were bad) and half-time

Nick is joined by writer/podcaster/filmmaker Amy Guth to talk about her cross country road trip to Seattle, her latest writing projects, the joys of Scottish TikTok, being 'hotlined' on the radio and the upcoming Nick D Podcast LIVE show at Zanies in Rose

In this "For The People" episode, Nick talks with The Consumerman: Herb Weisbaum from Checkbook.org, about the feds coming down on hidden fees (from places like TicketMaster, your cell phone company, hotels), being safe from buying flood-damaged used cars

Nick is joined by film critics Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy to talk about the great Billy Wilder festival at The Music Box, and they review the new movies: "80 For Brady" a comedy about Tom Brady and some old ladies, the new horror/sci-fi satire from

Nick talks with artist/writer/podcaster/publisher/ex-cab driver Dmitry Samarov about his latest book "Paint-By-Numbers," his upcoming art shows, the reviews he writes for the Chicago Reader, his horror movie podcast, and how he described 2020 as "the Best

Nick talks with Joe Ahern the co-writer, director and star of the new movie "The Disppearance of Toby Blackwood," a terrific comedy shot during lockdown about consiracy theories, a crazy mystery, and going down the hilarious rabbit-hole of the internet. I

Nick is joined by TV critic from The Hollywood Reporter Dan Fienberg to talk about some new documentaries debuting at the Sundance Film Festival, including "Still" the new doc about Michael J. Fox, and "Deepest Breath" a Netflix doc about deep water free-

Nick is joined by film critics Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy to review the new Anna Kendrick film "Alice, Darling," the Gen Z techno thriller "Missing," "The Son," the new family drama with Hugh Jackman and Anthony Hopkins, and a brand new 4K restorati