Warren Berkowitz is a Board Member of The Good Life Center. Its mission is to perpetuate the legacy of Helen and Scott Nearing, pioneers in organic farming and the back-to-the-land movement.  *This episode was recorded on location.

Punchy's work in the music business has taken him to five continents over a four decade career, as a tour manager for a heavy metal band, sound engineer, producer, and musician. His latest album, "For All Nerdkind," is available now. cosmicpunch.com

Lee is the author of "A House Restored: The Tragedies and Triumphs of Saving a New England Colonial," on the restoration of his home from the year 1702, known as the Loring House. He is a the owner of Helve Historic Trades—a restoration contractor.  *This episode was recorded on location from Lee's dining room table.

Josh has been a golf caddie for nearly 20 years at the greatest course in the United States, Pebble Beach Golf Links. He is also a fine artist with an extensive portfolio of paintings. @caddie_whisperer

Known as Mossin' Annie, Annie Martin is the author of The Magical World of Moss Gardening, the definitive guide on the subject. The owner of Mountain Moss Enterprises, Annie creates innovative landscaping alternatives using mosses.www.mountainmoss.com

Mike runs four Mister Softee ice cream trucks, two hot dog trucks, a Nathan's/Mister Softee store, and four summer concession stands. He's made over one million ice cream cones, and counting. Mike is a retired detective with the Westchester County Police, where he was also a member of the bomb squad.  *This episode was recorded on location.

Avi Loeb is an astrophysicist and professor of astronomy.  He is the head of the Galileo Project, founding director of Harvard University’s — Black Hole Initiative, and the former chair of the astronomy department at Harvard University from 2011–2020. He is the bestselling author of the books "Interstellar," and "Extraterrestrial."  *This episode was recorded on location from Avi's dining room table.

Author of the recently released memoir "The Blonde with the Balls," Patty has been a fixture in the art world in New York and Los Angeles for 50 years. She has worked as a curator, dealer, artist's agent, and opened her own gallery at 25-years-old: the Hamilton Gallery of Contemporary Art in New York.

(Diners) George Psarofagis is a restaurateur and owner of the Holiday Diner. The second-generation of his family in the business, George has worked in diners since he was seven years old.  *This episode was recorded on location in booth #3.

(Entertainment lawyer) Nina is an attorney representing creatives and influencers for over 20 years. She is the founder of Ameri Law, with entertainment industry clients across the United States.

(Commercial fishing/shipwrecked) Rory is the author of "Down at the Docks," on the characters and community of the largest fishing port in the United States. Rory has sailed solo across the Atlantic four ½ times. He’s written books on the Democratic Republic of the Congo, journeys the Himalayas, and meeting with Osama Bin Laden in Sudan.  *This episode was recorded on location from Rory's study.

(Gospel music) Eddie and Rita are members of the gospel group The Joy Wonders. Eddie is the founding member of the group and one of the top gospel promoters on the East Coast. Their 24th anniversary show is March 9th at Mount Calvary Baptist Church.  *This episode was recorded on location at Glendale Baptist Church on 128th Street.

(Hypnotist) Kevin is a hypnotist and the star of the longest running hypnosis show in Las Vegas, "Hypnosis Unleashed." He is the author of "Deep Into My Eyes: From Victim To Vegas Headliner."

(Guam) Farron is freediving instructor, adventurer, and conservationist on the island of Guam. He is also the host of TheGuamGuy Show podcast. linktr.ee/theguamguy

(Cannabis industry) Suehiko is an attorney in the cannabis industry and pioneer in outdoor cultivation in the Northeast. He is the Director of Business Development for Hepworth Pura, a New York adult use processor and cultivator.  *This episode was recorded on location from Suehiko's dining room table.

(Python huntress) Amy is a professional python hunter. She leads guided hunts in the Everglades for the invasive Burmese python and created her own line of leather products. www.pythonhuntress.com

(Preppy culture) Matthew runs The Official Preppy Handbook fan club. He is a cultural anthropologist at Yale University and a lecturer at the University of Connecticut.

(Motorcyles) Larry is an emergency semi-truck mechanic and motorcycle collector and builder. Read more about his cross-country motorcycle journey in his forthcoming book "2 Miles Too Many."

(Cloistered nun) Sister Marie Paul is a cloistered, contemplative nun. She is a member of the community of the Dominican Monastery of Our Lady of the Rosary. Founded in the year 1206, the Dominican Order is over 800 years old.   *This episode was recorded on location.

(Roswell incident) Don is one the leading experts on the Roswell incident and is the co-author of two best-selling books on the event. He was a former co-director of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies, where he served as director of special investigations for ten years. He is also a founder and board advisor of the International UFO Museum and Research Center in Roswell.