Q: Just wonder if you've heard much about brewing science? Fans are important to a comedian; FAN is important to fermentation! And, what's your favorite beer in SoCal?

A: I don't know much about brewing beer. My roommate in grad school was an enology major so he used to take me to a lot of homebrew parties around Davis. I listened while I tasted but I can't recall much because alcohol and retention don't go together.
My favorite brewery in Socal is Stone Brewing Company.
Answered on 05/02/2012 by Tim Lee

Q: Do you have an agent? The Denver area may have enough intelletual talent to make it worthwhile...

A: I have an agent. He's happy to take suggestions. However he never acts on them.
Answered on 05/01/2012 by Tim Lee

Q: We saw your great show in Carmel Valley recently. We liked the way you mixed the stand-up comedy with your hilarious slide show presentations. How did that strategy evolve, please? Lassie and Tom

A: It was natural selection. ;)
Answered on 05/01/2012 by Tim Lee

Q: I spell ambidexterous with both hands....;0 I made that one up...ha ha only took me three weeks...

A: Good on you!
Answered on 05/01/2012 by Tim Lee

Q: Do kids bother you?

A: Nope. It's usually the parents that bug.
Answered on 05/01/2012 by Tim Lee

Q: When are you coming to Colorado? As a Colorado School of Mines student I cannot stop laughing at your jokes. Your sense of humor is great. I would love to go to one of your shows if you come to Denver

A: Denver is on my to do list. I don't have any definite plans there yet.
Thanks for the compliment!
Answered on 04/22/2012 by Tim Lee

Q: Any chance you'll be in Seattle or Portland mid-June?
And, what's your opinion of GMO's? ;-)

A: It doesn't look like I'll be up there in June.
I don't have an informed opinion on GMO's. I should probably read up.
Answered on 04/22/2012 by Tim Lee

Q: Are you good in the kitchen?

A: I can cook spaghetti as long as the sauce comes from a jar.
Answered on 04/22/2012 by Tim Lee

Q: My question: How do you spell ambidexterous.???

A: I don't know.
Answered on 04/21/2012 by Tim Lee

Q: With whom did you do your PhD?

Marc Mangel (founding Director, Center for Population Biology, UCD, faculty member 1980-1996, now at UCSC.

A: Hi Marc! My adviser was Loo Botsford. I heard your name often. Loo was afraid that if we met I'd end up working for you instead. He mentioned it many times. It was really strange.
Glad to finally meet you.
Answered on 04/21/2012 by Tim Lee