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creation podcasts: choicecomedy

SwantotheGrave's radio talk show hosts, Erick and Kevin where through comedic banter expound upon what it takes to maintain a positive mindset through interesting topics, interviews, life experience, and relationships. It is a internet radio show to rival your meager local morning radio shows. Swan to the Grave Podcast radio show is the podcast for the people!!!

Swan To The Grave

听到流口水……

美食真探

Karo Radio is an internet talk podcast with a local feel. Based out of sunny Reno Nevada, Forrest and his gang of friends set out to record their thoughts on comedy, news, art, philosophy, other podcasts and whatever else comes up. Each episode introduces a litany of new guests and topics, with laughs along the way.

Karo Radio

Two mates getting together for another classic yarn
https://www.facebook.com/jakeandjordanpodcast/

Two mates getting together for another classic yarn https://www.facebook.com/jakeandjordanpodcast/

Jake and Jordan Podcast

"Where RU Guys???" is the group text we get from our significant others every time we hang out. The podcast consists of getting real deep into #DadLyfe hacks, Marriage hacks, us complaining about how old we are getting, college days, and a bunch of funny things that happen to us when we seem to get together. After the first podcast, the girls (AJ's wife and John's then fiance) said this podcast was dumb and we were annoying. Naturally, we have been forced to stick with it since then...

Where RU Guys???

A series of a simple man, Caleb, who talks about anything and everything. Each week he picks something to talk about and does so the best he can.

Caleb Talks...

If you’ve had enough of the headlines and “breaking news” and want a laugh, join Scott and Matt for a new show that deals with some of the funny news you may have missed.

Politicked

Podcast by Jake Manning &amp; Jake Steward

5 Minute Podcast

Sprinkles.skittles

Saated, mida on raske raamidesse suruda. Parimaks kuulamiseks: Spotify, Google podcast, Apple podcast (kliki ikooni)

POSITIIVNE mÜRK PODCAST

Fabienne et Nathalie vous proposent un condensé d’actualités insolites, de divertissements, d’invités et de nouveautés musicales. De plus, une bande d’intervenants vous concoctent quotidiennement des chroniques éclectiques : humour, politique, sport, bien-être, entrepreneuriat, nouvelles technologies, etc.

De tout pour faire un monde

Courtesy of New Zealand winemakers, Villa Maria, get ready to be guided through some fascinating conversations with a range of incredible guests, as we explore their life-defining moments.
From intrepid mountaineers, to award winning chefs, The Wine Down podcast is on a mission to celebrate the moments that make life special.
So take a moment to pour yourself a glass, then sit back, relax and enjoy as the voice of Villa Maria, Natalie Walsh, is joined by a selection of fascinating guests to hear about the moments which have made their lives special.

Courtesy of New Zealand winemakers, Villa Maria, get ready to be guided through some fascinating conversations with a range of incredible guests, as we explore their life-defining moments. From intrepid mountaineers, to award winning chefs, The Wine Down podcast is on a mission to celebrate the moments that make life special. So take a moment to pour yourself a glass, then sit back, relax and enjoy as the voice of Villa Maria, Natalie Walsh, is joined by a selection of fascinating guests to hear about the moments which have made their lives special.

Wine Down With Villa Maria

Berisi obrolan gua (Albert) dengan berbagai jenis orang, ngobrolin semua hal yang mau gua omongin. Ala ala interview/kepoin orang 



Minta maap dulu siapa tau entar ada salah 
Hehehehe

Berisi obrolan gua (Albert) dengan berbagai jenis orang, ngobrolin semua hal yang mau gua omongin. Ala ala interview/kepoin orang Minta maap dulu siapa tau entar ada salah Hehehehe

Temen Ngobrol

Have you ever wondered why stars twinkle? Or why the Earth is round rather than, say, square or triangular? Or even why we have earwax?Science Drops! answers these - and many other thorny science questions - in a fun-filled 90 seconds! <hr> See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you ever wondered why stars twinkle? Or why the Earth is round rather than, say, square or triangular? Or even why we have earwax?Science Drops! answers these - and many other thorny science questions - in a fun-filled 90 seconds! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you ever wondered why stars twinkle? Or why the Earth is round rather than, say, square or triangular? Or even why we have earwax?Science Drops! answers these - and many other thorny science questions - in a fun-filled 90 seconds! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Science Drops!

Should the Kool-Aid Man be arrested for breaking and entering? Have hipster beards gone too far? Should you change your middle name to Doug? Randomize is the comedy talk show that tackles the pressing topics that humanity desperately needs discussed.

Randomize

Welcome to What I Learned When I Got Lost on The Internet. It’s the podcast which brings you the feeling of getting sucked down the internet rabbit hole. You know that feeling you get when you click on one link after another and before you know it, you’ve got so many tabs open that Google Chrome has stopped counting because you went past 99, and you have no idea why you’re suddenly signing up for a free trial of Antarctica’s Anglers Anonymous online magazine just so you can read that random hot take on the European Union’s new fisheries policy post Brexit. And most crucially, the sun is setting, and have no idea what you wanted to search for online in the first place. Was is it a stuffed Baby Yoda for a comfort animal or a 48 bundle pack of toilet paper, also I suppose, for comfort.

Some explanation for how the podcast will be doing this. Every day, Wikipedia has a daily featured article, which is basically a page that the online encyclopedia’s editors feel represent the best it has to offer. They’re usually well sourced, written, and adhere to the guidelines on accuracy, neutrality, completeness, and style. What they’re saying is if, to pick a random example, you copy and paste the featured article on say Wage reform in the Soviet Union, 1956–1962, for your economics or history lesson, your lecturer or professor will know that it’s too perfect to be your own work, and you will get done for plagiarism.

WILWIGLITI — the second W is silent — will connect one daily featured article to the next day’s using a web app called Six Degrees of Wikipedia, created and maintained by Jacob Wenger, a veritable computer whiz. You can try it yourself, go to http://sixdegreesofwikipedia.com and put in two different Wikipedia entries, and click Go! Jacob’s wonderful programme shows you all the ways that those two topics are connected. I’ll give you two examples. On the 31st of March 2020, the featured article was the 1958 US-UK Mutual Defense Agreement and on April the 1st, it was an article on the German battleship, the Tirpitz. Six Degrees can connect both articles in 173 different paths and with just three degrees of separation.

The podcast will focus on one of those pathways, telling you about the individual stops on the path in an informative, and hopefully entertaining manner. So in the example I’ve just given, The MDA was signed between the UK and the US, which had its roots in agreements both countries signed during World World 2. Prior to the war, Germany and Britain were signed up to the the Anglo German naval agreement, which Hitler withdrew from and launched his massive battleship, the Tirpitz.

The next day, the podcast will connect Tirpitz, from the previous day, to Hathor, from the 2nd of April, live, die, repeat. While Wikipedia will be the basis of the connections, the facts referred to and proffered during this glorious podcast would’ve been checked and sourced by our backroom research staff of one. Alles kla? Tout est claire? Does that make sense?

I’ll try not to make them long, no more than five minutes perhaps. I don’t want them taking up too much of your day. Because, you know, this isn’t War and Peace on Radio 4 (https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2014/dec/31/war-and-peace-radio-4-adaptation-leo-tolstoy) , you also have that Joe Rogan back catalogue to get through, and your six month stack of the Economist is just begging to be unwrapped.

And that ladies, gentlemen, and all in between is the sum total of What I Learned When I Got Lost ithe Internet. Welcome.

Welcome to What I Learned When I Got Lost on The Internet. It’s the podcast which brings you the feeling of getting sucked down the internet rabbit hole. You know that feeling you get when you click on one link after another and before you know it, you’ve got so many tabs open that Google Chrome has stopped counting because you went past 99, and you have no idea why you’re suddenly signing up for a free trial of Antarctica’s Anglers Anonymous online magazine just so you can read that random hot take on the European Union’s new fisheries policy post Brexit. And most crucially, the sun is setting, and have no idea what you wanted to search for online in the first place. Was is it a stuffed Baby Yoda for a comfort animal or a 48 bundle pack of toilet paper, also I suppose, for comfort. Some explanation for how the podcast will be doing this. Every day, Wikipedia has a daily featured article, which is basically a page that the online encyclopedia’s editors feel represent the best it has to offer. They’re usually well sourced, written, and adhere to the guidelines on accuracy, neutrality, completeness, and style. What they’re saying is if, to pick a random example, you copy and paste the featured article on say Wage reform in the Soviet Union, 1956–1962, for your economics or history lesson, your lecturer or professor will know that it’s too perfect to be your own work, and you will get done for plagiarism. WILWIGLITI — the second W is silent — will connect one daily featured article to the next day’s using a web app called Six Degrees of Wikipedia, created and maintained by Jacob Wenger, a veritable computer whiz. You can try it yourself, go to http://sixdegreesofwikipedia.com and put in two different Wikipedia entries, and click Go! Jacob’s wonderful programme shows you all the ways that those two topics are connected. I’ll give you two examples. On the 31st of March 2020, the featured article was the 1958 US-UK Mutual Defense Agreement and on April the 1st, it was an article on the German battleship, the Tirpitz. Six Degrees can connect both articles in 173 different paths and with just three degrees of separation. The podcast will focus on one of those pathways, telling you about the individual stops on the path in an informative, and hopefully entertaining manner. So in the example I’ve just given, The MDA was signed between the UK and the US, which had its roots in agreements both countries signed during World World 2. Prior to the war, Germany and Britain were signed up to the the Anglo German naval agreement, which Hitler withdrew from and launched his massive battleship, the Tirpitz. The next day, the podcast will connect Tirpitz, from the previous day, to Hathor, from the 2nd of April, live, die, repeat. While Wikipedia will be the basis of the connections, the facts referred to and proffered during this glorious podcast would’ve been checked and sourced by our backroom research staff of one. Alles kla? Tout est claire? Does that make sense? I’ll try not to make them long, no more than five minutes perhaps. I don’t want them taking up too much of your day. Because, you know, this isn’t War and Peace on Radio 4 (https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2014/dec/31/war-and-peace-radio-4-adaptation-leo-tolstoy) , you also have that Joe Rogan back catalogue to get through, and your six month stack of the Economist is just begging to be unwrapped. And that ladies, gentlemen, and all in between is the sum total of What I Learned When I Got Lost ithe Internet. Welcome.

Welcome to What I Learned When I Got Lost on The Internet. It’s the podcast which brings you the feeling of getting sucked down the internet rabbit hole. You know that feeling you get when you click on one link after another and before you know it, you’ve got so many tabs open that Google Chrome has stopped counting because you went past 99, and you have no idea why you’re suddenly signing up for a free trial of Antarctica’s Anglers Anonymous online magazine just so you can read that random hot take on the European Union’s new fisheries policy post Brexit. And most crucially, the sun is setting, and have no idea what you wanted to search for online in the first place. Was is it a stuffed Baby Yoda for a comfort animal or a 48 bundle pack of toilet paper, also I suppose, for comfort.

Some explanation for how the podcast will be doing this. Every day, Wikipedia has a daily featured article, which is basically a page that the online encyclopedia’s editors feel represent the best it has to offer. They’re usually well sourced, written, and adhere to the guidelines on accuracy, neutrality, completeness, and style. What they’re saying is if, to pick a random example, you copy and paste the featured article on say Wage reform in the Soviet Union, 1956–1962, for your economics or history lesson, your lecturer or professor will know that it’s too perfect to be your own work, and you will get done for plagiarism.

WILWIGLITI — the second W is silent — will connect one daily featured article to the next day’s using a web app called Six Degrees of Wikipedia, created and maintained by Jacob Wenger, a veritable computer whiz. You can try it yourself, go to http://sixdegreesofwikipedia.com and put in two different Wikipedia entries, and click Go! Jacob’s wonderful programme shows you all the ways that those two topics are connected. I’ll give you two examples. On the 31st of March 2020, the featured article was the 1958 US-UK Mutual Defense Agreement and on April the 1st, it was an article on the German battleship, the Tirpitz. Six Degrees can connect both articles in 173 different paths and with just three degrees of separation.

The podcast will focus on one of those pathways, telling you about the individual stops on the path in an informative, and hopefully entertaining manner. So in the example I’ve just given, The MDA was signed between the UK and the US, which had its roots in agreements both countries signed during World World 2. Prior to the war, Germany and Britain were signed up to the the Anglo German naval agreement, which Hitler withdrew from and launched his massive battleship, the Tirpitz.

The next day, the podcast will connect Tirpitz, from the previous day, to Hathor, from the 2nd of April, live, die, repeat. While Wikipedia will be the basis of the connections, the facts referred to and proffered during this glorious podcast would’ve been checked and sourced by our backroom research staff of one. Alles kla? Tout est claire? Does that make sense?

I’ll try not to make them long, no more than five minutes perhaps. I don’t want them taking up too much of your day. Because, you know, this isn’t War and Peace on Radio 4 (https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2014/dec/31/war-and-peace-radio-4-adaptation-leo-tolstoy) , you also have that Joe Rogan back catalogue to get through, and your six month stack of the Economist is just begging to be unwrapped.

And that ladies, gentlemen, and all in between is the sum total of What I Learned When I Got Lost ithe Internet. Welcome.

What I Learned When I Got Lost In The Internet

Geek Factor Podcast

Scherzi &amp; Musica! In un unico spazio vengono condivisi gli scherzi realizzati a Tutti Pazzi per RDS e la musica selezionata e mixata da Ricky!

Scherzi & Musica! In un unico spazio vengono condivisi gli scherzi realizzati a Tutti Pazzi per RDS e la musica selezionata e mixata da Ricky!

Peter Griffin di Tutti Pazzi per RDS

歡迎收聽，無限制級的成人日記 「荒謬了點」 
你有沒有覺得人生某些時候，會讓你感到很荒謬 
例如像是新買的手機，卻掉進拉完屎的馬桶!
或是辛苦擠進外商公司上班，卻發現公司的幕後是黑道集團?!
荒唐! 真是太荒唐了! 
但這一切，卻真真實實發生在我的人生裡。
所以，既然老天爺給我的人生劇本如此戲劇化
我便想打開心房與各位荒友們分享 
希望藉由"驚"彩人生事件
也許能給你一點能量  (不管正面或負面)
或是帶給你一點歡笑  (可以嘲笑或大笑)
而我會繼續含淚笑著，向前邁進
因為沒關係，只是荒謬了點。

本頻道背景音樂為「Audio Library 」音樂庫無版權配樂 
更新鮮荒唐趣事都在IG→ https://www.instagram.com/odd_butcute/

歡迎收聽，無限制級的成人日記 「荒謬了點」 你有沒有覺得人生某些時候，會讓你感到很荒謬 例如像是新買的手機，卻掉進拉完屎的馬桶! 或是辛苦擠進外商公司上班，卻發現公司的幕後是黑道集團?! 荒唐! 真是太荒唐了! 但這一切，卻真真實實發生在我的人生裡。 所以，既然老天爺給我的人生劇本如此戲劇化 我便想打開心房與各位荒友們分享 希望藉由"驚"彩人生事件 也許能給你一點能量 (不管正面或負面) 或是帶給你一點歡笑 (可以嘲笑或大笑) 而我會繼續含淚笑著，向前邁進 因為沒關係，只是荒謬了點。 本頻道背景音樂為「Audio Library 」音樂庫無版權配樂 更新鮮荒唐趣事都在IG→ https://www.instagram.com/odd_butcute/

荒謬了點

Just two friends finding new things to Buzz about each week and Babblin about them a little too much.

Contact us: buzzinbabblin@gmail.com
Twitter: @BuzzinBabblin
Insta: BuzzinBabblin

Just two friends finding new things to Buzz about each week and Babblin about them a little too much. Contact us: buzzinbabblin@gmail.com Twitter: @BuzzinBabblin Insta: BuzzinBabblin

Buzzin’ & Babblin’

Lifelong fans of true crime stories Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark tell each other their favorite tales of murder and hear hometown crime stories from friends and fans.

My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

The Tuff Boys Podcast

Now that you're here, there's no escape.

The Tuff Boys Podcast Now that you're here, there's no escape.

Tuff Boys

SKETSA KOMEDI PENDEK DALAM PAGI ERA SARAWAK BERSAMA BOSS DAN BOY. PELBAGAI SIRI DAN KERENAH DENGAN BOSS SEBAGAI PEMILIK KEDEI MAKAN DAN BOY MERUPAKAN SEORANG PEKERJA BOSS.

Mr Penauk - Radio Station [BM]

Some adolescent boys and girls sharing teenage melodrama with the world while trying to hope they won't cringe at this in the future

The Bathroom Cult

Hey Im Aris and I think objectively. I have opinions and this is just my space to talk and if you want to listen in thats cool of you and thanks. I talk about all kinds of stuff: race, religion, gender, relationships and if you dont want to hear certain topics feel free to skip an episode or 2. But just trust me I wont tell if you do end up listening because its just you and me talking.

Weirdo Behavior

"Does This Make My Ash Look Big?" is a lighthearted and comical podcast where hosts explore all things cremation and post-mortem wishes with a twist. Occasionally special guests join in on the fun to share their unique and often funny thoughts on where they'd like their ashes spread, while diving into random topics from body and organ donation to dating, outdoor activities, and favorite travel destinations. With plenty of humor, personal stories, and a weekly unanswerable question, this podcast is a quirky and fun way to rethink how we approach life... and death.<hr />Hosted on Acast. See <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://acast.com/privacy" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

"Does This Make My Ash Look Big?" is a lighthearted and comical podcast where hosts explore all things cremation and post-mortem wishes with a twist. Occasionally special guests join in on the fun to share their unique and often funny thoughts on where they'd like their ashes spread, while diving into random topics from body and organ donation to dating, outdoor activities, and favorite travel destinations. With plenty of humor, personal stories, and a weekly unanswerable question, this podcast is a quirky and fun way to rethink how we approach life... and death.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Does This Make My Ash Look Big?" is a lighthearted and comical podcast where hosts explore all things cremation and post-mortem wishes with a twist. Occasionally special guests join in on the fun to share their unique and often funny thoughts on where they'd like their ashes spread, while diving into random topics from body and organ donation to dating, outdoor activities, and favorite travel destinations. With plenty of humor, personal stories, and a weekly unanswerable question, this podcast is a quirky and fun way to rethink how we approach life... and death.Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Does This Make My Ash Look Big?

A podcast featuring Paul Douglas and Tony Lyall - two comedians from a country called New Zealand who will flip a couple of coasters and solve the worlds problems in the process.

The Coasters Podcast

Listen every week with Jenna and Bob where they discuss everything going on in the world. This includes tv and film, raunchy stories from our walks of life, and all things that keep us Nosey Bitches! Don’t forget to tune in every Tuesday for good laughs, and don't forget to stay Nosey!

Listen every week with Jenna and Bob where they discuss everything going on in the world. This includes tv and film, raunchy stories from our walks of life, and all things that keep us Nosey Bitches! Don’t forget to tune in every Tuesday for good laughs, and don't forget to stay Nosey!

Nosey Bitches with Jenna and Bob

Talking baseball, and literally anything else. The podcast by stand-up comedian Adam Reinhardt. - New episode every Monday.

Talking baseball, and literally anything else. The podcast by stand-up comedian Adam Reinhardt. - New episode every Monday.

The Bullpen Podcast

The 711 means letting go of your past and forgiving yourself and others <a href="https://taemitchell.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">taemitchell.substack.com</a>

The 711 means letting go of your past and forgiving yourself and others taemitchell.substack.com

The 711 means letting go of your past and forgiving yourself and others <a href="https://taemitchell.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">taemitchell.substack.com</a>

The 711

An international cast uses their personal digital odyssey stories to inspire hilarious improvised scenes.

You know... one moment, you're searching the origins of the French horn, and the next, you're on an obscure webpage obsessing over the migratory patterns of penguins. 

Time is of NO essence. Before you know it, hours have evaporated, and you're an armchair expert on everything from ancient Sumerian bread recipes to the biomechanics of dragonfly wings.

Welcome to the world of endless clicks, where curiosity isn't just satisfied—it's insatiable.

(The "Rabbit Hole" is a long-form improv format developed by Billy Merritt for The BIT Comedy Network.)

An international cast uses their personal digital odyssey stories to inspire hilarious improvised scenes. You know... one moment, you're searching the origins of the French horn, and the next, you're on an obscure webpage obsessing over the migratory patterns of penguins. Time is of NO essence. Before you know it, hours have evaporated, and you're an armchair expert on everything from ancient Sumerian bread recipes to the biomechanics of dragonfly wings. Welcome to the world of endless clicks, where curiosity isn't just satisfied—it's insatiable. (The "Rabbit Hole" is a long-form improv format developed by Billy Merritt for The BIT Comedy Network.)

BIT Improv Comedy Network | MAIN STAGE

Podcast y Blog del programa de radio "EXTREMOS"

Extremos Podcast

👋老姐妹你来啦！几个老闺蜜坐在一起，只想开心聊聊天，让姐妹不再孤单！

我们用幽默的方式解构人生的困境，用玄学的角度看待生活的难题，用女性的力量热爱生命的一切馈赠。也许此刻的你深陷感情漩涡，感到孤立无援；也许你感到生活无趣，人生徒劳无功。

没关系，至少你还有我们线上老姐妹与你相伴呀！这世界上有各种各样的人，恰巧我们遇到了你！让咱们坐在一起，哈哈大笑吧！


👉主播介绍：

@杨小胖：杰出抠门青年
@段佳蕾：快乐星球女王
@Mico：海淀区百灵鸟

👀 每周三更新，没更就是在当加班狗

👋老姐妹你来啦！几个老闺蜜坐在一起，只想开心聊聊天，让姐妹不再孤单！ 我们用幽默的方式解构人生的困境，用玄学的角度看待生活的难题，用女性的力量热爱生命的一切馈赠。也许此刻的你深陷感情漩涡，感到孤立无援；也许你感到生活无趣，人生徒劳无功。 没关系，至少你还有我们线上老姐妹与你相伴呀！这世界上有各种各样的人，恰巧我们遇到了你！让咱们坐在一起，哈哈大笑吧！ 👉主播介绍： @杨小胖：杰出抠门青年 @段佳蕾：快乐星球女王 @Mico：海淀区百灵鸟 👀 每周三更新，没更就是在当加班狗

老姐妹嘉年华

It’s probing time. Grab the wheel of your RV and press play on the Pauldcast — the only podcast that promises to be semi-exclusively about Paul (2011). Gabe and David are here to guide you on a journey of self-discovery by unpacking every little joke and driving down every side road that the classic Greg Mottola-Simon Pegg-Nick Frost-Seth Rogen comedy can possibly ever take you down and more.

The Pauldcast

PODCAST With सच

The Charlie Foxtrot Podcast dives into the real culture of active duty military. Here, host Ciara Love interviews current and past service members from all branches, and shares everything from the most hilarious stories to valuable insight.

The Charlie Foxtrot Podcast

Connor Telford and Kate McCanna are scholars. They are cool, they are knowledgeable, and they are impressively immature. Above all, they are pizza and pop culture lovers. Join in as Connor and Kate discuss frivolous subjects that they care entirely too much about, and enjoy the company of friends who are out getting pizza together :) New episodes every other Friday! Cover art by Levi Gaidos.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Connor Telford and Kate McCanna are scholars. They are cool, they are knowledgeable, and they are impressively immature. Above all, they are pizza and pop culture lovers. Join in as Connor and Kate discuss frivolous subjects that they care entirely too much about, and enjoy the company of friends who are out getting pizza together :) New episodes every other Friday! Cover art by Levi Gaidos. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Connor Telford and Kate McCanna are scholars. They are cool, they are knowledgeable, and they are impressively immature. Above all, they are pizza and pop culture lovers. Join in as Connor and Kate discuss frivolous subjects that they care entirely too much about, and enjoy the company of friends who are out getting pizza together :) New episodes every other Friday! Cover art by Levi Gaidos. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.