Comedian Jay Larson joins The Fort Podcast for the special, final episode of 2011 to talk about the last bit of Halloween business this year, getting baked at the Cheesecake Factory, when Ed got angry at Mike, Snoop Dogg, Ed's parrot, Kevin's failed pet, growing up in Boston, Nancy Kerrigan, almost getting into fights and when Kevin got mugged. Jay has appeared on Comedy Central, The Late Late Show and Last Comic Standing. He can be seen performing stand-up around the country, and he currently writes short films for Atom.com. Jay's new comedy album "Self-Diagnosed" is now available on Amazon and iTunes. Kevin, Ed, Mike and Jay perform two radio sketches: "L.A. Gang Tours" written by Ed Galvez, and "Valhalla Can Wait" written by Kevin Ford. The Fort spreads a little holiday cheer by featuring a very special clip from "It's A Blunderful Life." Then, stick around for The Fort Wrap-up for some Christmas spirit. It has been quite a year of change and growth for our podcast. On behalf of The Fort, we want to wish all of our listeners a merry Christmas, happy holidays and a very happy and safe New Year. Thank you all for your continued support of our show. The Fort will be back in 2012 for many more and frequent episodes! See you all in 2012! Download Episode
     

Comedian Kimberly Clark (Drew Carey, Lopez Tonight) joins The Fort Podcast to continue the Halloween fun and to talk about being hit on at the local Trader Joes, Mikes dad accidentally downloading porn, growing up a preachers daughter, going on "Lopez Tonight," Kevins hate of tomatoes and Halloween costumes. Kimberly can be seen performing stand-up comedy at clubs and colleges around the country. Kevin, Ed, Mike and Kimberly perform two radio sketches: "Foul Play" written by Ed Galvez and "Fatal Hooters Attraction" written by Kevin Ford. Stick around for "The Fort Wrap-up" as the guys close out another great episode talking about "Paranormal Activity 3." Download Episode

Actor/writer/musician Mark Saul (Grey's Anatomy, The Social Network) and video game designer/writer/podcast host Sean Kearney join the special Halloween episode of The Fort Podcast to talk about how Mark's dad killed his pet rat, Mike's hampster named Dostoevsky, the sadness of "Toy Story 3," what it was like for The Fort to be part of the Earworlf challenge and Mike's dissatisfaction of horror movies featuring fish. Mark has had a recurring role on "Grey's Anatomy" and has appeared in the feature film "The Social Network." He has had numerous television appearances including "Desperate Houswives," "Parks and Recreation" and "Rules of Engagement." You can check out Mark in the upcoming films "Renee," Freaky Deaky" and "Red Line." Sean is a talented sketch writer, video game designer and improviser in Los Angeles. Sean and Mike co-host the long-running Second Column Podcast which is approaching 200 episodes and has featured guests including Matt Walsh, Jen Kirkman and Eddie Peppitone. Sean also appears with Ed and Mike in the long-running improv group Pangea. Sean and Mark created the sketch group Rat Pageant which currently performs hilarious comedy shows in Los Angeles. Their next show is at the Improv Olympic at 8pm on Saturday October 22. Mark and Sean are also founding members of the rock band "The Flashcards." Kevin, Ed, Mike, Sean and Mark perform three radio sketches: "The Game Show" written by Sean Kearney and Mark Saul, "Improv Class" written by Ed Galvez and "Ghost Kitty" written by Kevin Ford. The episodic series "Lor N' Holly" makes a grand return for a very special Halloween episode. Also stick around for "The Fort Wrap-Up"  as the guys discuss their past Halloween experiences. To all of The Fort listeners, we wish you all a very happy and safe Halloween! Download Episode

Writer/actor/comedian DC Pierson joins The Fort Podcast to talk about the last days of summer, the woes of Los Angeles traffic, Paradise Lost, the first days of AIDS and fears of flying. DC is a regular on NBC's "Community." He starred in the films "Mystery Team" and "Cherry," both available for streaming on netflix and in video stores everywhere. You can see DC in the upcomming films "Grass Roots" and "The To Do List." Pierson wrote a novel called "The Boy That Couldn't Sleep and Never Had To" which is available on Amazon. Kevin, Ed, Mike and DC perform two radio sketches: "Gypped" written by Ed Galvez and "Crashing Tin" written by Kevin Ford. DC also reveals his full name. Stick around for "The Fort Wrap Up" as the boys get into their usual personal conversations.
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