In this snippet, David Rees talks about the Jamba Juice ad campaign controversy.

Up first, I talk to David Rees, author of the comic Get Your War On, about politics and hip hop. Then, Curt Franklin and Chris Haley of the webcomic Let’s Be Friends Again try their best to not argue with each other.

It's an episode full of tech and culture, as we talk to Dwayne De Freitas from the Symbiotek Podcast about how technology shapes culture in our everyday lives. Then we talk to Mike and Jon from Season 1 about favorites lists and Steve Harvey.

TV writer and critic Todd VanDerWerff talks about being a small town boy, and writing for The House Next Door and the Onion AV Club. Then Charles from Episode 4 stops by to talk cereal and music.

Rob Bricken of ToplessRobot.com stops by to talk about self-loathing nerdery and Star Wars toys. Chris Sims of The Invincible Super Blog chats about comic books, comedy writing, and haunted ladyparts.

Welcoming the summer with Brendan Leonard, who talks about directing and producing his first film, Redemption Falls, based at summer camp. Lou Moulton, host of the podcast Beyond Main Street, talks about the community of Disney Theme Park fans.

Phil McAndrew talks about what it's like being an illustrator and comic artist. Then Laetitia Wajnapel talks about how she created vintage fashion website MademoiselleRobot.com and how animals put her into a trance.

Margo Drakos is a classically trained cellist and chief operating officer of Instant Encore, a website dedicated to building a community of classical music fans. Dawen is a soul/R&B singer/songwriter who makes socially conscious music.

Pop culture shock! Suzanne Hamilton of Housewife In Hollywood talks about her lifelong love of all things cultural. Then we talk to Myles McNutt from Cultural Learnings where it’s all television, all the time

We go worldwide, as Aparna Dalal talks about the Financial Access Initiative and the impact of microfinance on the world. We go local with Amber Marlow Blatt, as she talks about her blog The Amber Show and the Hey Brooklyn! podcast.