Gandhi Show Podcast: Tell Me Something Good

Actor/Musician Bryan Fenkart tells us something good about being a Broadway lead in Memphis, working with Billie Joe Armstrong, living with a nightmare roommate, voice-over work and becoming an actor on a bet. Get his albums on iTunes under Bryan Fenkart, follow him @Steinway7 and check out www.BryanFenkart.com for his new projects.

Actor Lauren Adams (Emmy Nominated Netflix show Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt) tells us something good about theatre camp, hitchhiking to a Dave Mathews concert, working for a horrible chocolate company and playing a Native American in a college play. Follow her on Twitter & Instagram @iamlaurenadams

Stand-up comedian, fine artist, anesthetist and surfer Scotty Levell tells us something good about being a young degenerate turned running champion, moving thirteen times as a child, living on a golf course, and spirituality. Follow him on twitter @scottylevell and Instagram @Scotty_Levell. Check out the Facebook Comedy Commune page for great Brooklyn comedy shows.

Dr. Linda D tells us something good about singing with Diana Ross, mental illness, medical school, dealing with cancer in the family and getting married on a yacht.

Strength & Conditioning Coach Kyle Fincham tells us something good about quitting stand-up comedy, becoming a strength & fitness trainer at Crossfit Virtuosity, battling a hernia and cheating to get accepted into UCLA. Take Kyle's classes in Brooklyn and follow him on Instagram at kylegrit.

Denise Burrell-Stinson tells us something good about Yoga, taking burrito orders, long quiet walks & cheesy popcorn. Read her articles on twitter @denise_studio.

Co-owner of New York Comedy Club tells us something good about being a fat Italian child, running a successful comedy club in NYC, the joys of marriage and his bad music taste. Follow the club on twitter @newyorkcomedy and visit the website www.newyorkcomedyclub.com.

We have two funny performers tell us something good about weed, orgasms, boyfriends, China and always being in charge. Follow Crystal Beth on twitter @TheCrystalBeth and www.thecrystalbeth.com. Follow Remy Kassimir @theweeone and her women's belt product The Tuck at www.dothetuck.com.

Comedian Liz Miele (Live at Gotham) tells us something good about talking to George Carlin on the phone, insomnia, how a bad break up fueled a passion for running, cats and her book tour with author Chris McDougall of "Born to Run". Follow her on twitter @LizMiele and check out her website LizMiele.com.

Brendan's cousin, acupuncturist Andrea Henkles tells us something good about Eastern Medicine, gunshots in India, and gratitude. Check her websites AdviceIGiveMyself.com & CenteredHealthHealingArts.com. Finally watch her fun youtube channel bushytailpinups.

Mike Camerlengo (Mtv2's Joking Off) tells us something good about commercial auditions, social media traps, Football injuries, 90's tv shows & his night terrors. Follow him on twitter @mcamerlengo.

We talk to comedian D.C. Benny (Comedy Central, Last Comic Standing) about growing up with a gay brother, comedy, terrible auditions, and dating Spanish girls growing up in Washington D.C. Follow @DCBenny on twitter and go to dcbenny.com for dates and info.

The first episode of the Gandhi Show Podcast. We interview guests who discuss a negative life experience and we look for the positive in it. Featuring Brendan Fitzgibbons, Lance Weiss and Producer TJ Del Reno. Go to www.GandhiShow.com for show dates and more. Follow us @GandhiShow