From long days in the oilfields to nights in a trailer park and now a new life in Pittsburgh, Mac talks about the past that shaped him and the work he is fighting to create today. He opens up about coming from nothing, finding direction in the middle of chaos, and learning how to push forward when the pressure gets heavy.

A riot shield inches from your face, a red smoke bomb turning downtown into a dystopian film set, and a photojournalist who swears protest coverage sometimes feels like directing an A24 horror flick instead of shooting the news.

A front camera that smooths your face into something unrecognizable, a wedding singer who pushed auto-tune past its limits, and two photographers comparing notes on the wildness we deal with behind the lens.

A cat who might be planning a coup, a Santa with a union card, and two photographers trying to make sense of it all. It’s an hour of chaos, compassion, and the art of keeping it together.

When it comes to art, exhaustion, and that uphill battle, Caleb and Frank feel it too, so you’re not alone. They talk about finding energy when you’re burnt out, making the thing before you even know what it is, and why sometimes you’ve just got to make it, dishes be damned.

A photojournalist and a commentator walk into a podcast and end up unpacking fear, ego, and why we’re all just trying to make it through in one piece.

From political rallies to chicken thermometers, Caleb and Liam discover how far curiosity can go.

Caleb sits down with the ever-charismatic Mark Palumbo, Point Park alum, former SGA president, actor, and all-around campus legend.