Anand Sanwal talks how he created and currently runs ChubbyBrain.com, a website that provides information services for startup companies and investors. And Mary Pattavina is the founder of Pretty Good Things, where she creates hats and hair accessories.

Randomness is beautiful, folks. Angela Garbes is a food writer and editor, among other things, and talks about her experiences writing her Eat & Tell column. Dan Judy stops by for a Lightning Round to talk about Star Trek, Slice soda, and hobos.

Making a career on your own terms. Thomas Terence is a lawyer who started his own law firm. Taka Yasuzawa was a classical violinist who's now a hip hop beatmaker and music producer. Also, I call my mom for Mother’s Day.

Guest from Season 1, Raina Bloom, stops by to tell the iTunes people what's happening with the show.

Devindra Hardawar is one of the hosts of the /Filmcast, one of the most popular movie podcasts around. He also blogs about movies at /Film, and writes about technology. We talk about the /Filmcast, twitter, podcasts, movies, and anime.

Chris Chase blogs at the Yahoo! Sports Blogs The Shutdown Corner and The Dagger, covering football and college basketball, along with following local DC sports on his personal long-running blog, The Player Hater's Ball.

Kate Hatmaker, classical violinist, is coming through to talk about creating Art of Elan, a San Diego non-profit organization that helps to bring classical music to a younger generation. I relive the glory of my middle school band years.

David Dagan is a newspaper reporter for the Central Penn Business Journal in Harrisburg, PA. We discuss the future of newspapers, journalism, Hard Rock Cafe tshirts, and how to interview Bill Clinton.

One of the creators of FreeDarko.com, Nathaniel Friedman talks about what Werner Herzog would call "staring yourself in the eyes." It's Bethlehem Shoals, y'all!

Sam Jung talks to us about working as an investment banker in quantitive trading and his experiences in the Korean army. And then we ask everyone in the room to hop on the mic for a roundtable discussion about nothing in particular.