Susan from Scratch

Susan from Scratch

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Susan from Scratch episodes

  • 98: The one with the phone

    In this episode: We celebrate the end of grizzly 2020 and the beginning of joyous 2021 by not mentioning them in any way for the full 30 minute runtime of this episode.

    Also in this episode: Some stuff about Susan. Well, not about Susan, actually. But about her phone. Also, more Stanley Tucci gossip somehow?

    33 min
  • 97: Ant Drinks

    In this episode: Ant drinks! What else were you expecting?

    Also in this episode: A number of sincere and heartfelt apologies, mostly by Maggie, but also to some (lesser) degree by Malcolm.

    34 min
  • 96: A guy's Guy (The Da-Finch'y Code)

    In this episode: The story of Richard comes to an extremely confusing climax. We may have ventured too far down the birdhole on this one.

    Also in this episode: Swans, geese, and A brief snippet of the Aeneid.

    And for those of you who want the background on our impenetrable "hello to you joke", here's a youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGodNwt_F0M

    (no guarantee it's still working)

    27 min
  • The Chillzone!

    Hey, it's a heck of a day today, eh? No matter how things are going down, we could all use a little break from the stress and strain.

    So here's a single episode from our podcast within a podcast - The Chillzone! In it, there's no mention of... anything really. Mal and Mag pass the time for a lazy hour, drifting aimlessly from topic to topic. No goals, no stress, and (oddly) no Susan.

    We thought the sound of two people talking amiably about nothing in particular for an hour might help take your mind off of, oh, whatever. If not, fear not... there will be a regular SFS episode tomorrow.

    1 hr 2 min
  • 95: A Guy's Guy (Bird Complications)

    In this episode: We uncover some startling revelations concerning the physical identity of our friend Richard, revelations which threaten to alter the whole nature of our current perception concerning the concerns we concern ourselves with in this episode.

    Also in this episode: Money Troubles

    25 min
  • 94: A Guy's Guy (Guy de M ou qui?)

    In this episode: We begin the laborious process of parsing through our longest review yet! What mysteries will it reveal? What deep secrets does it contain? Only Richard knows...

    Also in this episode: Some brief conversation about distasteful authors and the fates of their books.

    24 min
  • 93: College (Rug Vanity)

    In this episode: Susan attempts to rapidly transit from one coast of the continent to the other in a strained attempt to maintain a complex ruse whose sole purpose is the maintenance of her already overblown vanity. Or possibly not, I can't remember what we decided.

    Also in this episode: Nickelodeon near-stardom and brief references to Doctor Who

    30 min
  • 92: College (Carbonara Tubules)

    In this episode: Susan pushes bravely forward in the search for her ideal home in the halls of Academe. We discuss some of the exciting discoveries happening at Caltech as we take a journey to the frontiers of materials science.

    Also in this episode: A mild Cousin Itt Joke and some brief conversation about S'mores

    28 min
  • 91: College (Nuclear Philosophy)

    In this episode: The college search continues! We venture out to Oregon to sample the liberal arts scene. We complicate Susan's academic decision-making with the promise of bold and exciting opportunities out west.

    Also in this episode: Business talk and a rudimentary attempt at a Seinfeld.

    24 min
  • 90: College (The Dog Within)

    In this episode: College! Hail Varsity! The old Alma Mater (eventually, I promise. It may not be clear that the episode is about this for a fair quantity of time)!

    Also in this episode: The dog within? Yeah, that's the title of the episode. It's also in the episode. What do you want.

    26 min

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Every day, millions of people write reviews for products and places online. Using Esther Szalinski’s famous method of transferrence, Malcolm and Maggie will steal those precious memories to…