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Welcome to the first episode of the Weekly Quarterly Report! Join us this week as we discuss a new AI software designed to cyberbully high schoolers, an investigation into the recently formed Grammar Police, and a special installment of Jazz Noir Radio with Johnny Goodtimes.
This week's sketches include: Jazz Noir Radio; ChatBLY; Defund the Grammar Police.
Guest Artists for this episode: Grant Batdorff, Xzavier Dean, Haley Gillman, Hasan Jafry, and Rhian Jonckowski.
This episode was written and performed by: Chris Canty, Seif Drywater, Josh Gorton, Alyssa Neece, and Tom Vinson.
Co-Hosted by Seif Drywater and Sonny Walls.
WQR Theme arranged by: Josh Gorton.
Executive Producer: Seif Drywater.
Associate Producer: Alyssa Neece.
This is a satirical audio show, comprised of individual stories, some inspired by real events, but the stories are entirely works of fiction. This show is a source of entertainment only. Any truth or actual facts contained in news stories or posts are purely coincidental and are not intended to be factual.
By The Weekly Quarterly ReportWelcome to the first episode of the Weekly Quarterly Report! Join us this week as we discuss a new AI software designed to cyberbully high schoolers, an investigation into the recently formed Grammar Police, and a special installment of Jazz Noir Radio with Johnny Goodtimes.
This week's sketches include: Jazz Noir Radio; ChatBLY; Defund the Grammar Police.
Guest Artists for this episode: Grant Batdorff, Xzavier Dean, Haley Gillman, Hasan Jafry, and Rhian Jonckowski.
This episode was written and performed by: Chris Canty, Seif Drywater, Josh Gorton, Alyssa Neece, and Tom Vinson.
Co-Hosted by Seif Drywater and Sonny Walls.
WQR Theme arranged by: Josh Gorton.
Executive Producer: Seif Drywater.
Associate Producer: Alyssa Neece.
This is a satirical audio show, comprised of individual stories, some inspired by real events, but the stories are entirely works of fiction. This show is a source of entertainment only. Any truth or actual facts contained in news stories or posts are purely coincidental and are not intended to be factual.