It's Tuesday December 28, 2021 and it's the relevant podcast.

Here we go, Orlando. I'm your host Cameron Strang and this is a special episode because it is our end of the year look back at the biggest moments of 2021.

It's been a crazy year in a lot of ways and a lot of memories were made here on this show.

We're going to focus this episode on some of the best conversations and guests that joined us.

We actually had the ambitions to try to do a best of the year cast moments episode.

It was impossible. There's just too much content to go through and sorry about that.

But there's a lot of funny moments that happen this year at the cast once you just go back and listen to our archives yourself.

But it's a lot easier to excerpt conversations and what we did was round it up.

Some of our favorites start the year. This is by no means an exhaustive list. This is just some highlights.

Also, it's just going to be some short clips. It's going to have a lot of variety. It's going to keep moving and we hope you enjoy this little walk down memory lane.

2021, man, we had some of the most, I don't know, influential, interesting, creative, impactful guests that we've ever had in the 16 years that we've been doing this show.

In fact, kicking things off early in the year back in January on the 29th. We talked to one of our favorite groups, Johnny Swim. The husband and wife duo joined us to discuss their creative endeavors during the pandemic and how they stayed healthy and happy in the middle of a very difficult creative season.

Here's a little bit of our conversation with Amanda and Avner, Johnny Swim.

Is shooting stuff around the house having cameras up? Do you feel like you're on stage the entire time that all is that anxiety inducing for me?

It does for me.

It does. There's a pressure being on. So I feel that it's more like being in a day long interview. It is being on stage.

It's not the same as being on stage. On stage, there's interaction. There's a joint excitement for everybody to be there. There's community happening on stage.

This is just kind of eyeballs. This just feels like eyeballs are on you. You have to pee and you're always thinking about your microphone.

You say something about somebody. You're like, oh, that guy's so weird. I don't know why he's here. My microphone's on.

It's not always 100% smooth. The cost of the Ramirez. Maybe somebody's bugging you and I'm going to tell him why somebody's bugging me. Maybe I forgot I have a mic on.

Dang it. Okay. Well, now everybody knows.

You both are used to working at home. This is something that you have been doing since long before all of this.

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