In which Erik finally puts his MFA in puppetry to good use, and Piers scratches the surface - and only the surface - of everything around us.

In which Piers reads a pitch from Neil and Johnny from the Drinking In The Park podcast and Erik kind of doesn't pitch anything. Even more than he usually doesn't pitch anything, I mean.

In which both of our boys reuse old, tired ideas. Erik brings back the fan-favourite classic Pick The Fake Fic, while Piers thinks there's still some juice left in One-Track Mind.

In which Piers kicks it old-school, bringing back the sounds of the 70s... the 1770's, that is! Also, Erik confuses Steven Spielberg with Martin Scorsese, which is a really easy mistake to make in our opinion. Plus our intrepid podcast pitchers discuss an eccentric millionaire and/or billionaire some more.

In which Erik is so overworked that he isn't able to put up this episode yesterday when it was supposed to come out (oops!) and Piers fulfills all of his obligations by half-assing a podcast pitch and making some great jokes.

In which Hannah forces her love of teen dramas on everyone else, Erik spoils films for everyone, and Saskia returns to a great love of her life: The Simpsons. Piers, meanwhile, is eaten by wolves in a lonely forest glade.

In which Erik turns the idea of karaoke on its head, Hannah challenges her childhood to a standoff, and Saskia decides what is funny once and for all. Piers remains adrift at sea or something.

In which Erik invites guest-stars Hannah Davies and Saskia Werner back into the booth for an impromptu podcast-pitching salon, and Piers could be lying dead in a ditch somewhere for all you know.

In which Erik thoroughly entertains guest hosts Hannah Davies and Saskia Werner with his fake fan fiction, while the gals respond with hot tracks and cool curses. Piers remains MIA, presumed either busy on set or busy being dead.

In which the Piers is away, and so the Erik will play! (with Hannah Davies and Saskia Werner of TV Donut fame.) Listen if you like travel, literature, and/or fine cinema.