On tonight's episode of exquisite exclamations:

The good Dr. Alvin Farkle is in to discuss a revolution in sleeping on Medical Mysteries; the case of the Midnight Tickler is discussed on The Brief Case; and Sebastian Borr is in studio to discuss some exciting uses for bat guano.

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On tonight's episode of examining explanations:

Professor Louis Chapman brings in experts to explore the sordid history of marbles on What's This?; Jason McNally talks to some exciting start ups who are looking to revolutionize commuters' lives on Circuit Breakdown; and Wilson Gordon takes us the floor of the ASMR Olympics on Ready? Set. Roll!

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Everyone knows the feeling of an immense weight on their chest, or hidden problems hindering their mind. Sometimes the best thing we can do is tell Carl. Carl Beavington is here to sing his advice to troubled callers.

A very special thanks to our guests from Zebra Improv for joining us on the episode. Check them out @ZebraImrov

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On tonight's episode of surprising sayings!

The cast from the World's Shortest Movie stop in to talk on Box Seats; Curtis Wagner finds some frozen delicacies on Lunch Codes; and the panel sits down to discuss pools on Do Get Me Started.

A very special thanks to our guests from Zebra Improv for joining us on the episode. Check them out @ZebraImrov

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Tonight our very own Brandon Newton takes a deep dive into the current state of the motorist protests. He talks with the DMV, protest leaders, and an unexpected champion of the cause. 

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On tonight's episode of stranger sounds:

Sebastian Borr makes some discoveries about smart plants on Genus Genius; the Earbudz sit down with rapper Blue $-pace; and Carl Windthorpe talks to road weary callerson Call Carl.

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On tonight's episode of Persnickety Programming:

Brandon Newton investigates one of the many driver protests occurring around the country on Gumshoe; Jedlin reports in from the road on his investigation of the most virus riddled website to ever exist on The Internet Archaeologist; and Jason McNally talks to some car innovators who are looking to capitalize off of zagging against the smart car on Circuit Breakdown.

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Call Carl is now a featured, stand alone show on KWZD! Today's inaugural episode features Carl Hayes taking calls on death, grief, and mourning. 

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On tonight's episode of awesome audiology:

KWZD celebrates their Guerrilla Film Festival, hear about it on The Box Seats; Michael Holdner explores a service that brings a whole new world to revenge on Business Explosion; and Carl Adler is taking calls on how to beat the heat on Call Carl!

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On tonight's episode of perplexing programming:

Brandon Newton is on the streets discovering a wave of people who identify as wolves and it's impact on the local community on Gumshoe; Jason McNally is sitting down with dental experts to discuss the next step in dentistry on Circuit Breakdown; and Gordon Wilson takes us on a trip to the more macabre side of board games you never knew existed on Ready? Set. Roll!

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