Kerouac and Shotgun Mike are still missing, so Pam takes the initiative and calls in detective Solatta Ukrev and her junior detective, Junior. They've got what might be a break in the case -- Kerouac's somehow sentient toothbrush. They got so caught up in the case that nobody even introduced the show! 

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Music Credits: John Bartmann/Happy Clappy; God is Gay/Poisson

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So, Kerouac has gone AWOL and Pam ... Pam?!?! ... is in the host seat this week talking to a couple of zombie apocalypse preppers? Seems fishy to me after last week's shenanigans with corporate, but what do I know ... I'm just the guy who writes the synopsis. 

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Music Credits: John Bartmann/Happy Clappy; God is Gay/Poisson

In which Kerouac just wants to promote a short film (Salvation Comes, 5 p.m., Sunday Oct. 27 at Studio 35) but Corporate sends in a couple goons to muck up the show. Stick around to meet director Anthony Windsor and producer Brylan May and hear all about their Three Weeks of Terror entry.  Plus, watch how quickly Shotgun Mike turns on me when the heat is on.

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Music Credits: John Bartmann/Happy Clappy; God is Gay/Poisson

In which Kerouac turns to a psychic to connect with a dearly departed friend. Plus, influencer Alaska Smith drops by to tell us what she's up to here in Columbus.  As for Shotgun Mike, he just wants some free sandwiches.

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Music Credits: John Bartmann/Happy Clappy; God is Gay/Poisson

In which Kerouac lands an interview with the one and only fake Martin Scorsese. We hash out his disdain for the MCU and his love for riding the rails. Then we meet an experimental French director ... well, less experimental and more perverted. Crocodile orgies!

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Music Credits: John Bartmann/Happy Clappy; God is Gay/Poisson

In which Kerouac fails to record a show at his normal time, so he instead imbibes the nectar of the gods and lands upon an intriguing alternative. If you've been waiting for a show recorded on airpods and featuring guitars, movie talk, alien theories and more, look no further.

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Music Credits: John Bartmann/Happy Clappy; God is Gay/Poisson

In which Kerouac decides to give up nicotine cold turkey, with some help from his new manager and a couple of de-motivational speakers. Perhaps he didn't think it through very well, but it's been almost a day and he's still off the sauce.

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Music Credits: John Bartmann/Happy Clappy; God is Gay/Poisson

In which Kerouac checks in with the KTTF Street Team to make sure they are working hard to keep people from listening to the show. It's been a smashing success so far.

Music Credits: John Bartmann/Happy Clappy; God is Gay/Poisson

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Dmitry Yakover, the owner of AltSmoke, is back to discuss the legalization of CBD in Ohio and what he thinks of it as both a user and seller of the product. Then we go all over the place ... alcohol, screen time, discarded porn. Have a great Labor Day weekend, everyone.

Music Credits: John Bartmann/Happy Clappy; God is Gay/Poisson

Kerouac takes Shotgun Mike and James Russell on a nostalgia trip before being dragged back into our dystopian reality. Funny how an old computer game can do that.

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Music Credits: John Bartmann/Happy Clappy; God is Gay/Poisson