The search for the increasingly elusive Jack Ryker and Selina Kane continues! Will our pioneers of radio secure some New Responders as the next guests, or will they be left with nothing but a rusted old cop car and a furious Victoria? And, as that hunt continues, what will Julie do with her newly renewed anger at the BULLSHIT of local radio? Find out all that and more... on this episode of Chip Shot!

After a successful first show, the team are scrambling to find the ideal next guests - The New Responders! Will they be successful in their hunt, or will it all fall apart so soon after their first success? Well, dear listener, you'll just have to tune in and find out!

Episode includes "Plain Loafer", "Mining by Moonlight", and "Sneaky Snitch" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Guests found? Check.

Suspicious martinis made? Check.

Highly irradiated audience seated? Check.

Now it's just time for the interview to begin! Surely Chip's feelings toward the guest, the tension with his co-host, and a few too many drinks won't interrupt an excellent show.

Art By: MaryAnn Citraro

Chip's dreams of a good, family friendly Pioneer Scout radio show have been squashed by his new "Boss", Victoria Hornwright. Still - hope is not fully lost. With his cousin Roy and mismatched group of friends he may still be able to make this work; whatever "this" now is.

Will they find a suitable guest for the show? Will they crash and burn, or shoot for the stars? Will Chip avoid being punched in the face this time? Tune in to find out!

Art by MaryAnn Citraro

Chip Monk and his cousins are happily running a Pioneer Scout radio show out of Morgantown - until Roy decides that a change in station ownership might be better for the show.

Will Chip be able to keep up with the changes, or will this Worst Day Ever mark the end of his radio dreams?

Chip Monk and his cousins are happily running a Pioneer Scout radio show out of Morgantown - until Roy decides that a change in station ownership might be better for the show.

Will Chip be able to keep up with the changes, or will this Worst Day Ever mark the end of his radio dreams?