If you've been around you know the podcast birthday lines up with my birthday and my mom comes on to celebrate the year. The episodes with my mom are always some of my favorites, and this is no different.

Mom, I know you always listen and read these: Thank you for everything. It could be the only thing I say for the rest of my life and it still wouldn't be enough. I love you.

And I love you too, listener. Thanks for hangin out.

Comedian Mike Dupont comes by and asks Danny to make Spaghetti and Meatballs.

Mike starts by filling us in on the Market Basket controversy that's sweeping the greater Boston area and how corporate isn't prepared for townies to take back what they love most; a family run grocery store.

After, Mike gets open with his recovery process, the feeling of opiates withdrawal, and what his favorite activity to do was while he was still using. Honestly, it's just kind of what dudes do normally.

(Don't do dr*gs, kids. They make you think NBA journeyman Austin Rivers is capable of winning an MVP)

Support:

Follow Mike: @mikeduponthehaloljk

Danny will be headlining Downtown Comedy Club at Democracy Brewing in Boston 9/20/25. Tickets are available here

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The circle of life is cruel yet necessary. A send off for the first ever fan of this podcast.

Bud man; I'll see ya when I see ya, and you best believe I'll bring you some pizza crust.

Little League Coach Tanner Pratt returns for an end of the season recap and pizza party. A long fought season ends in the championship game at the hands of a stubborn umpire who wouldn't admit they missed a call, snatching victory from the good guys.

Tanner has been my friend for a long time. We have a lot of memories. This one is gonna stick with us for the rest of our days.

Oh also Tanner is going to be a father in less than two weeks. We talk about that for maybe 5 minutes.

Support Tanner: There's about to be a baby (with wife and past guest Danielle Mishkit) Just send them some good energy yeah?

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An explanation for lack of episodes that include strep throat, a vacation, and a laser in the eye.

Second half of the episode we take a look at the numbers for each song in the Goddaughter Music Series. If you were a person who commented something along the lines of "this song wasn't ever popular" then this is the episode for you.

I promise you; the song was popular.

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Comedian Theo Konstantino comes by and asks Danny to make Pastitsio (Greek Lasagna)

The two start with how Cinnamon in Pasta is a tricky thing to nail and Theo throws Danny a bone bringing up the New York Knicks. Sorry, Jayson Tatum.

Theo shifts to how he wasn't a big sports kid growing up even though he enjoyed it. This serves to be a springboard as the two discuss stopping a hobby because of skill level, why does it even matter to be "good" at something you view as a hobby, and the idea of forcing fun making it harder to have fun.

Danny talks about what might be his first stalker, and we hear about "Critical Hit Theo" who used to step over the line a little too much in verbal sparring matches.

Support:

Instagram: @theokonstantino

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Hooker Boy Studios hits the road for past guest (and sister) Meg Mele's first Mother's Day.

Joined by her husband Joe, the two share what it has been like the first few months of being a family. We hear what it was like going to the hospital with a birthing plan and realizing "well this plan isn't happening," the feelings of pivoting to a C-Section after multiple days of labor, and how even though it was hard for Meg to let others take the wheel while recovering from surgery, it was needed.

Past Guest, Mom, and now Grandma Susan Cascone makes a few appearances as well in between rocking the baby. She talks about what it's like being across the country for your daughter's stressful birthing process as well as the difference between being a Grandmother versus a Mother.

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Editor Note:

Hey, I know holidays like this can suck for a lot of people. I'm sorry if that's the case for you.

You'll be okay.

Anniversary episode! Dinner at Your Place sits down with photographer Corwin Wickersham and past guest Emily Wickersham (once Blodgett) for a taco night to celebrate a year of nuptial bliss.

The recently wed couple share stories of camping mishaps, a proposal location change, and Corwin shares what it's like to find some of dad's old treasures. We also get a little insight on couple's therapy, the stigma behind it, and how you can/should do it "even if the house isn't on fire."

Support Corwin and Emily:

Corwin is an incredible photographer. Support him by following socials (@cwfour) and looking through his website corwinwickersham.com

Emily has once again asked to just follow Dinner at Your Place and leave a positive review. She's the best.

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