WDEK Podcast Ep. 99: Subhah Agarwal & Michael Cyril Creighton - 1/25/22 cover art

WDEK Podcast Ep. 99: Subhah Agarwal & Michael Cyril Creighton - 1/25/22

WDEK Podcast Ep. 99: Subhah Agarwal & Michael Cyril Creighton - 1/25/22

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 Happy New Year! Justin, Christian and Shonali are together again virtually for their 99th episode. 99 months together and they start the year out with a bang. Insert - Shonali's video of a downpour in her apartment. Christian coins the term twinergy. Our first guest is stand-up comedian, writer, actress Subhah Agarwal (Late Night with Lilly Singh, Westworld, The Jim Jeffries Show.) She's bicoastal which we find out is not as not as glamourous as you might think. She started doing stand-up when she was 17 years old bc as she says, she was a "bizzarre" child! Subhah is getting married this year and is having an Indian wedding. To her fiancé's delight, there will be no "big robes" used during the ceremony. Follow Subhah on her socials and catch her live on a stage near you!

For the first time ever Christian shares his singing talents in singing his recent collaboration with Adele! It's an emotional performance. One you might want to watch for yourself on YouTube or FB Live.

Our last guest of the evening is actor, writer extraordinaire Michael Cyril Creighton (Only Murders In The Building, Dexter, Spotlight, High Maintenance.) We find out what "character bleeding" means. Do you remember how self-centered we all were before the pandemic began? We discuss Michael's dream job working on Only Murders In The Building and what he's looking forward to in 2022. Be on the lookout for Michael in the upcoming final season of Dexter.

Please join us next month for our 100th Episode of We Don't Even Know! It will be SPECIAL!

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