A multi-instrumentalist producer with an appetite for the absurd. Previously known as the lesser educated half of Nigel & The Dropout (a band made famous by ...

I really love Marsha’s voice! How did you have so much audio of her?? Especially the psychic!!! 

Great music selection. Did you choose that song? 

How big is the podcast team who made this? 

Why West Virginia and not somewhere else? 

How did you get Jello Biafra on the show?? 

What is Morgantown like now compared to when you and Marsha lived there? 

Since the podcast aired have you gotten more info or tips about Marsha our life in WV at that time?

Sarah and Jamie, when did you realize that your life was different from other people’s? 

You were exposed to drug culture as children: how aware were you of that at as kids? 

What do YOU think happened to Marsha? 

What can we expect from season 2? What else do want to explore outside of Marsha’s story? 

Did doing the podcast affect your relationship?  

What things did you learn that you didn't know before doing the podcast?

I know Marsha's kids didn't want to be included in the actual podcast, but did you speak to them off the record ?

Did you homeschool the girls or did they attend public school? 

What was the biggest surprise you experienced during the podcast?

Are you leaning toward one theory about Marsha's disappearance after all the interviews you've done?

Would you consider doing a podcast just about your experiences as a family during that time? What prompted you to give up your traditional life? Why West Virginia? Were there other places opening up to communal living? Was everything planned out in advance? How did building your own house go? What did Milton do during your time there? 

I'd also like know wat the transition was like for the daughters going from a more traditional life style in NJ to communal life in West Virginia. 

“We needed to live our values and we couldn’t do that in mainstream culture” how do you reconcile that now? Have your values changed?