Angel Bouquet is The Last Librarian on Earth

Rebroadcast: The Mr. Rogers Award for General Good Personhood

Hello! I'm out of the country on vacation right now, so please enjoy this rebroadcast of a Season 2 episode from An Award Winning Podcast. I sit down with Award Winning guest Jesek West and discuss the little things that she's doing to make the world a better place, and how significant those things actually are.

Heather Scholl is The Last Mediator on Earth

Heather Scholl (Improvised Broadway, Shamilton, Baby Wants Candy, ComedySportz) sit down with Warren to discuss how to settle all the inevitable conflict that comes with living in the end of the world. Along the way, they discuss how to fall in (and out) of love, the peaks and valleys of grief, and the quality of Dunkin Donuts beverages.

Kim Grossman is The Last Birthday Party Planner on Earth

Kim Grossman (The Bingo Betch), talk their celebs of the moment whether it's Amy Poehler, Ana Gasteyer / September Davis, or Lin Manuel-Miranda. Then Warren really brings it down by talking about the Cold War, psychological normalization, and Foucault. They find a compromise talking about moving, flight benefits, and how honesty in mental health can be more grounding than toxic positivity. CW: This episode contains both frank and comedic discussions of struggles with mental health, ideation, and hospitalization. If this content is not right for you, please take care of yourself and feel free to avoid.

Beck Buechel is The Last Barista on Earth

Beck and Warren, in the aftermath of the world, find time to discuss being a weird little guy (but not TOO weird), drag performance, burlesque, Gilbert and Sullivan, Type Day in Acting School, and how no one will let them be a barista, until now!

Angel Bouquet is The Last Librarian on Earth

Warren and Angel discuss board games that go bzzzrt, how to have feelings without ruining all your human relationships, 9pm thoughts, the utility of microplastics in the apocalypse, large scale political conspiracies, the great beauty of the moon, and the even greater beauty of the human condition.