On tonight's episode of Raucous Recordings:

Sebastian Borr sits down with Penguin experts on Genus Genius; A lively debate on Pen Caps on Do Get Me Started!; And Carl [redacted] takes callers questions about Day-cations.

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On tonight's episode of eccentric eclecticism:

The good Professor Louis Chapman discusses Beards on What's This? ; Jean Greer takes a Walk to Virginia City, MO; and Carl Umana is taking calls about Vacations!

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On tonight's episode of late-night lollygagging:

Norman Simms talks about The Photana on Starboy; Curtis Wagner visits the hot new restaurant Dip 'Ems on The Lunch Codes; The Earbudz are in the studio talking Bulgarian Swing Pop; and Carl is taking your calls on Cars this week on Call Carl.

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On tonight's episode of curious content:

Joesph Theilen sits down with an author who hopes to change the people drive on Book Nook; Captain Flaps picks up a couple of fine Amish boys on Hitchin' & Bitchin'; Carl Hayes keeps an open forum on Call Carl.

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On tonight's episode of conscious clearing programming:

The panel on Box Seats discuss the new film "Steamboat to Greenville"; there might be a chance to save the coral reefs and Sebastian Borr discusses it with an expert on Genus Genius; Carl Windthrope is taking your calls about what's annoying you on Call Carl!

On tonight's episode of life-changing programming: 

We explore the world of fashion on New Haute; floods have changed the landscape of a small town and the locals are embracing it in strange ways on I Took A Walk; and Carl Adler is taking any questions on Call Carl!

On tonight's episode of exciting programming:

Jedlin, the Internet Archeologist explores a little known but violent website that has been lost to time; Michael Holdner discusses an exciting new app that will revolutionize how we sleep on Buisness Explosion;  our own Brandon Newton is discussing the new phenomenon of "Indiana Jonesing" on GumShoe.

We have an amazing episode to commemorate our true break into the double digits!

Professor Louis Chapman delves into Astroturf on What's This?! ; the exciting new development of 'personal satellites' is explored on Starboy; and our panel on Box Seats discusses the exiting new film THAT"S ENOUGH! 

On tonight's episode of illuminating programming:

Dr. Alvin Farkle delves into interesting developments in hand evolution on Medical Mysteries; our own Jason McNally is on scene at HateCon in Circuit Breakdown; Carl Umana is taking calls about Cans?

On tonight's high octane episode of The Midnight Run:

Joseph Theilen talks to an author about his dreams; Jedlin discusses the first-ever internet bidding war on the internet Archaeologist, and Carl [REDACTED] is answering your questions on spring cleaning on Call Carl!