Susan from Scratch

Take a breath, it's Quarantini time. Shuffle a few well chosen fluids into a novel yet pleasing mixture and let yourself fall into that welcoming bunker with us. 

In this episode: We get down to business. Pig business that is. And by business, we mean what to do with the business a pig leaves behind. That's right, this episode is all about the business you get out of the business end of a pig.

Also in this episode: A rooftop garden.

Relax, it's Quarantini time. Drip a bit of some tasty liquid into a vacant highball glass and slide down into that old happy bunker with us.

In this episode: At last - a hearty discussion about cheese. Cheese of various kinds. Cheese from various sources. Cheese in all its glorious manifestations.

Also in this episode: a pig, a costume, and a surprise celebrity cameo.

Fear not, our second Quarantini episode is here. Pour yourself a snifty of something delish, and traipse on down into that dusty bunker with us.

In this episode: We take Susan back to her roots. And by roots - we mean that time she lived with a pig. Why did she live with the pig? What happens next? Listen and find out...

(That's the point of the podcast. Were you expecting a complete summary in the show notes?)

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Quarantini - our response to the world's problems.

Mix yourself up a nice something to drink, slip into something comfortable and head down into the bunker.

Okay - so things are a little weird right now. And we're not just talking about Susan.

In this episode: we confront the strangeness of the world, and decide that a little self care is warranted. Also, we get ourselves out of the now four week long pickle we've been in through a timely (haha) review.

In this episode: We do give Susan a new memory? Or a part of a memory? Or some kind of fragment that might... oh god what have we done. How do we get out of this?

Help!

In this episode: Honestly... not as much as we had hoped. But hey, what do you want? It's hard out there. Don't worry, we got the job done. Well, we didn't get the job done, but we did fill the time. And that's what matters, isn't it?