Our protagonist follows in the footsteps of Mr. (Billy) Mays to find the elusive Showers, and the gang wonders how long it will take to reach the spooky part... among other things. Will this story prove itself in the end?

"The Showers" is credited to clover10176. Read along here.

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David, Dead Palette and Allen begin a two-part story, featuring a story-within-a-story, Halloween, and Billy Mays impressions... Wait, what? What does it mean? Is the story any good? Why are we assuming you're asking all these questions? Give a listen to find out!

"The Showers" is credited to clover10176. Read along here.

David, Dead Palette and Allen begin a two-part story, featuring a story-within-a-story, Halloween, and Billy Mays impressions... Wait, what? What does it mean? Is the story any good? Why are we assuming you're asking all these questions? Give a listen to find out!

"The Showers" is credited to clover10176. Read along here.

The space travelers from Raygun Readers and galactic hitchhiker Rachel Hanson have come to David and Kaela to share this conspiracy theory pasta. Does it truly outline the dark and nefarious background agenda of the Google-owned video giant, or is it baseless nonsense?

"What They're Not Telling You about YouTube" is credited to Zarathustra86. Read along here.

The space travelers from Raygun Readers and galactic hitchhiker Rachel Hanson have come to David and Kaela to share this conspiracy theory pasta. Does it truly outline the dark and nefarious background agenda of the Google-owned video giant, or is it baseless nonsense?

"What They're Not Telling You about YouTube" is credited to Zarathustra86. Read along here.

Now it's Dead Palette's turn to be absent as David, Kaela, Allen and Mike MacDee dig into one of his own stories. It's a surreal trip to a college campus where the laws of space and time are off-kilter, but will it ascribe to the writing method Dead Palette so strongly advocates?

Bishop Selby was written by Dead Palette. Read along here.

Now it's Dead Palette's turn to be absent as David, Kaela, Allen and Mike MacDee dig into one of his own stories. It's a surreal trip to a college campus where the laws of space and time are off-kilter, but will it ascribe to the writing method Dead Palette so strongly advocates?

Bishop Selby was written by Dead Palette. Read along here.