Every once in a while, there is an episode that doesn’t need a little witty intro description to make you click and listen (It’s ok. We know).

Here. Listen to the first three minutes, and I DARE you to not go further.

Jim Kirsch, lobbyist at Kelly Cawthorne by day, movie actor by night, is our guest. Really. He’s in movies, and we talk to him about it.

There was a time when running a successful restaurant was only just really hard to do. Enter COVID.

This week on the podcast, we talk to the co-owner of one of our favorite Lansing eating spots, EnVie.

Wow, this is an exciting episode! We welcome Baby Biehl to the earth and get to know Meghan Martin. Matt can’t seem to get the little Biehl’s name right, and Meghan is the Executive Director of the Arts Council of Greater Lansing.

New season. New feature. New guest.

We kick off season four of the Cold Oatmeal Podcast with Four Questions for long-time, recently retired Lansing lobbyist, Steve Young.

Our summer vacation is coming to an anticlimactic close, so we’re leaving it to Joe to bring us home with his pick.

Bob Olson, championship golfer, renowned professional voice talent, and FOCO (Friend of Cold Oatmeal) is our encore guest.

Laura is about to have a baby boy, so she gets to pick this week’s encore episode, and she’s picked a good one (This episode is loaded!).

Today, in our latest Throwback Thursday encore episode, we say good-bye and best wishes to Mikenzie Frost.

Nikki’s turn, and Sal the Skunk Guy it is!

We talked to Sal Palombo of Michigan Animal Control back in February. By far one of the most fun guests we’ve had on Cold Oatmeal.

We were so little!

This is our first Throwback Thursday podcast of the summer, and it’s Matt’s pick. We go back to the very beginning: the pilot episode of Cold Oatmeal with Zach Gorchow of Gongwer News Service.

Today, we drop anchor on season three of the Cold Oatmeal Podcast.