We're full of mystery pains with this gathering around the podcastical water fountain.  We'll let Sharon Spell and Jed Resnik explain.  Then we're interrupted by the arrival of The Underminer (aka Mike Albo) who's just about to return to...Berlin!  Steve Federbusch then brings us on a trip in the Story-DeLorean to see Tim Robbins.  And Ashlee Voorsanger lets us inside (finally) one of her childhood fears.

Don't be afraid! Come on in for this spine-tingly podcastical campfire scare-em-up. Odogu Benson is here with a hasty cowboy costume. We've got a new episode of The Convo wherein we ask "are you mad at me?" Rachel Scherer then tracks down that awful smell we've been smelling. And we wrap up the mummy (NO - the episode!) with Mike Albo, Daniel Sears, Pushy Muldowney, and Jason Jude Hill comparing misguided Halloween costume elements.....

On this very special episode of SketchPod, we start with an intervention - and with sound reasons.  Then Jodi Coyote waxes poetically about her first job.  Steve Federbusch is next with an oddly satisfying concert he once attended as a "teen drifter".  And Katie Aldhizer wraps things up by wishing she had paid attention to the signs in that one relationship.

We're bringing you a whole chuckle pyramid this time 'round, manifested immediately, in fact.  Michael Cherry also refuses to apologize for the music that takes him back.  Darell J. Hunt refuses to lower his dining-out standards.  Selena Coppock refuses to forget that Obama charm.  And Garry Hannon refuses to put up with your stank bar shenanigans.  

Suddenly, you're in the middle of a thrilling talent show, with acts like none you've ever seen.  Then, you're quickly empathizing with Desi del Valle's fear of the color red.  Did you take the ecstasy?  No?  Well, Sharon Spell did.  And then she found the linen closet.  Maybe it's the X that's making you feel like protesting, but have you filed your necessary paperwork?  But wait a minute!  Shhh!  I don't think this is shampoo.  H. Alan Scott knows it isn't.  This episode is a dreamscape, and you are the memories.

Soon as I can get dropped off, we'll get this episode started.  Now, first stop on our podcastical tour is Desi del Valle's apartment, where she fixes a memorable meal.  Then, it's a quick jog to the beach to hear Grady Dennis's tanning rituals.  While there, we drop into an instructional space for the next "Patience for Artists" lesson.  And lastly, we go back in the memory of Steve Federbusch to find out where his fear of rats comes from.  Eeeek!

A happy humidity to you!  We tear open this episode with Michael Cherry explaining the nuances of the Rhode Island accent.  Then Jodi Coyote spins a mystical tale of a magical bus ride.  The latest episode of "The Convo" is next, in which we ask "Why bother?"  Then Michael Cherry can't stay away and MUST talk of skate parties.  And lastly, the lovely Selena Coppock relives some memories of Michigan Ave retail.

Oh, hey.  I'll be with you as soon as I can start this episode.  There!  And now, let's check in with Desi del Valle on her tanning rituals.  Once done there, Pushy Muldowney tells of that old roller derby injury.  Then we discover a world where there is tagging in real life conversations.  This is followed by Isaac Oliver and that odd text he received.  And Greg Dubin is back to remember that two-part celebrity sighting.

Hey, Handsome.  Welcome to another SketchPod.  Hop in and let me show you around.  First, we've got Katie Compa telling of that time she took a trip on a trip.  Then Rachel Scherer is back with another absolutely true trolling of a telemarketer.  Greg Dubin is back next with a couple of situations that are truly stank.  And lastly, Rachel is back to remember all the times she's broken her nose.  Yes, there is more than one.

For this, our sixty-fifth time around the campfire, we've decided to get down and dirty.  To that end, there's an opening to warn you of such.  Then we peek in on a training session at the gynecologist.  And the balance of the episode is spent with Mehran Khaghani as he relives his buyer's remorse over that time he got a hooker who didn't deliver on the bill of goods as advertised.