James explains his deep bond with Sinatra. Deeper than you might think.

James explains his deep bond with Sinatra. Deeper than you might think.

Ep. 25: "The Big Comeback" by Joseph Scrimshaw

Neither a master nor a commander, James contemplates his station as the doctor on a 19th century British naval vessel.

Neither a master nor a commander, James contemplates his station as the doctor on a 19th century British naval vessel.

Ep. 24: "Abaft the Beam" by Bill Braine

James appreciates your visit and explains a bit.

James appreciates your visit and explains a bit.

Ep. 23: "Bloodless" by Julie Klausner

James asks that you unfriend him.

James asks that you unfriend him.

Ep. 22: "Status" by Brie Williams

In this special Halloween episode, James tries to be a better man and a lesser lycanthrope.

In this special Halloween episode, James tries to be a better man and a lesser lycanthrope.

Ep. 21: "Restraint" by Joseph Scrimshaw

A high school reunion. A trip back home. Issues.

A high school reunion. A trip back home. Issues.

Ep. 20: "Ringo" by Julie Anderson

James announces the final episode of his call-in advice program. Guest starring John DiMaggio, Phil LaMarr and Judith Shelton.

James announces the final episode of his call-in advice program. Guest starring John DiMaggio, Phil LaMarr and Judith Shelton.

Ep. 19: "New Day, New You" by Bill Braine

Secrets and infestations are exposed.

Secrets and infestations are exposed.

Ep. 18: "The Visitors" by Anne Washburn

Tough times in Los Angeles. Janie Haddad Tompkins guest stars.

Tough times in Los Angeles. Janie Haddad Tompkins guest stars.

Ep. 17: "Two Bits" by Brie Williams and James Urbaniak

A monthly radio drama wherein the actor James Urbaniak navigates the darkly comedic recesses of his troubled yet charming mind.

A monthly radio drama wherein the actor James Urbaniak navigates the darkly comedic recesses of his troubled yet charming mind. Different writer each episode. Contradictions abound!

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