Joining us for this PATREON EXCLUSIVE EXTENDED EDITION are return guests, our favorite production team from our hometown of Staten Island, New York, Sea Shelves Productions.

In this episode all six seats are filled, but we focus most of our attention on the one with Dominic Muschello in it as we discover that he is color blind...or at least color confused. Learn what that means and all the challenges that come with it, like eating chicken and shopping for sharpies.

Let us know what you think of Dom's plight. Are you or anyone you know in the same situation? Are there any other tricky circumstances that arise due to it? There is so much to say and so little time so this topic will definitely be back on the next recap episode.

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Joining us for this PATREON EXCLUSIVE EXTENDED EDITION is...no one. It's just the founders, but they're armed with the opinions of our listeners for a very special recap episode.

Remember all those times we asked what you think about the topics we've spoken about? Well this is why we keep asking. It's our first opportunity to recap the first five episodes, go over what we might have missed, add some facts to the conversation and most importantly share the opinions of everyone else that we've collected via poll results, comments, messages and good old fashion face to face interactions. This is something that we think sets our podcast apart from others and we plan on doing one every five episodes or so.

And just because this episode is special it doesn't mean our favorite question doesn't still apply, WHAT DO YOU THINK of the concept, the thoughts of everyone else and the new opinions that have been added to the mix?

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With us is friend and filmmaker Jamie Root, founder of JFR Media, which is producing short films, web series, commercials and so much more. Jamie is also the assistant director on our upcoming feature film, Stream.

Having seen more weddings than a priest, Jamie is our resident expert. So we discuss all the craziness that comes with todays weddings, from planning to presents. Do you think wedding gifts should be returned if a marriage doesn't last? Do bridal showers make sense anymore? Will you be having a Sem Ceremony at your wedding? And most importantly is Mike a groomzilla (you can see some of his wedding footage on Patreon)? Let us know what you think and we'll share it in a future episode.

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Joining the guys are fellow filmmakers from Staten Island, New York, Sea Shelves Productions. These three talented young men, Michael LoVerde, Dominick Muschello and Ilia Krisulas are making incredible short films at a break neck pace. They can all be seen on their YouTube channel so be sure to check them out as soon as we finish discussing the ever increasing popularity of emojis.

Do you like using emojis? Steve refuses to use them, but why? What do they all even mean and what if we don't agree on their meaning? Are they good for society? What do you think? We want to know.

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Jolene and Marcus are back for more...well technically they never left, but now you get to hear more. Just as a refresher, Jolene Marie Richardson is a costume designer and host of her own wardrobe related podcast called "To Dye For" and Marcus Slabine is a writer/director currently knee deep in a major horror project that will officially be announced soon.

The unplanned roast of Marcus that began last episode continues as we delve into his (and prior guest George Steuber's eating habits), then switch gears to Mike's affinity for ordering grits that he doesn't eat. Do you know anyone who always orders something, but never eats it? Do you think sushi without fish is really sushi? What about pizza without cheese? Hear our thoughts here and then send in yours.

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It's Women's History Month and although we didn't actually plan it to work this way, we have our first female guest, Jolene Marie Richardson. She is a costume designer and host of her own wardrobe related podcast called "To Dye For." Along with her, writer/director Marcus Slabine joins us as well and while he may not be a woman he uses more hair product than most of them.

We discuss costume design and what our clothing says about us as people and then dive into the nuanced controversy of what sex with a vampire would look like through a mirror. What do you think? What do you see and what don't you see? If anyone can give us a sci-fi physics lesson please do.

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The guys are joined by George Steuber, producer & director of photography of Terrifier 1 & 2 as well as the gaffer for Stream. George is a master when it comes to the art of lighting, but we focused a little more on the other thing he's mastered in life, eating.

Have you ever dunked a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in coffee? If you had a Pop Tart for breakfast does that mean you had one tart or one bag? What's the classiest cracker? We want to know what you think.

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The inaugural, ground breaking, first ever episode of Fuzz on the Mic where we discuss what else other than which way you put the toilet paper roll.

Who do you agree with, which way do you put your toilet paper? Let us know about that and any other topic we mentioned, as well as anything else you think we should discuss.

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