Avy Jetter - Nuthing Good at 4 a.m.

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Episode 3 : Nuthing Good at 4 a.m. Michael talked to Oakland-based artist Avy Jetter, who he met at Alien Con. Avy is the artist and author of the zombie comic book Nuthin Good Ever Happens at 4 am, and is also a talented portrait artist. Avy and Michael had a great conversation about Avy’s life and art, and also got into topics such as horror movies, the Walking Dead, the presidential election, and the legalization of marijuana in California. Avy also shared details about her own childhood UFO sighting, and Michael got really excited about his cat sweater.

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