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This Trundlecast is dedicated to our friends and Igors who have moved on from The Manor in one way or another. Drunken fun ensues as the Trundles celebrate PAC’s birthday and you get a glimpse into the Lost Trundle Society.
The Trundles head to an asylum to see if they can attract some attention from the other side outside of The Manor. Will they be disappointed? Probably. Find out for yourself! This Trundlecast even has a new Villain Problems!
Our announcer was kidnaped so that the Trundle Manor grave digger can introduce his Villain Problems segment! Other than that the local Trundlefiles discuss what they think of last Trundlecast’s Empath and how mean he, or Charley, was to Velda!
Probably the most human the Trundles have ever been. The Manor’s resident ghost, Charley, talks through a young anonymous guest while Mr Arm and Velda drunkenly try to suss out what’s really going on in this whirlwind of an interview.
Mr Arm and Velda nervously interview Michael C. Maronna, otherwise known as Big Pete from the Adventures of Pete and Pete! They also catch you up on how Pizza Fest and Atrocity faired in the past weeks.
The Trundle Manor inhabitants try and figure out what to ask people for the Pizza Pinup contest for the 2015 Pizza Fest, on this Trundlecast! Does their friend Derrick help, or is it a drunken mess?
The Trundlecast talks to some of the actors from an immersive play, Professor Eldritch’s Asylum for Uncanny and Extraordinary Women, which went on right next door to Trundle Manor! We held a few parties for the ladies and here’s one of them!
This is the final instalment of our three part Trundlecast: A Vampire, A Witch, and A Black Cat! You even get an abridged story of Trixy: the Trundle Manor 1952 hauler, Mr Arm’s first creeprod which is still in the collection and used regularly!
This Trundlecast explores the lives and beliefs of three of the main stays of Halloween. Music by Bryan Vamp and Julie Lynn is peppered throughout! Don’t judge me on the interview with Little Devil... seriously, I’m sorry. Cover art by Lily Boyko!
Continuing this trident of a Trundlecast, the second instalments of interviews with A Vampire, A Witch, and A Black Cat discuss bones, religion, and how cute one of them is. Find out what I’m talking about right here! Cover art by Velda Von Minx!
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