As the pilot episode wraps up, we lose a player but gain an additional ten questions to solidify the winner's place in history as Masters Of Trivia (pilot).

This experimental trivia show was produced for and recorded in the Volume Bookshop & Studio. If you have any (constructive!!) comments or suggestions about the show, please do share them with us so the next Trivia night can sound even better. volumewv [at] gmail.com.

Episode three of three.

What's happening at Volume Bookshop & Studio and the surrounding areas on the week of June 22nd - June 28th 2026.

The Dungeon Crawler Carl series has become a runaway hit for author Matt Dinniman. With talk of a Seth MacFarlane-produced TV series on the horizon, a cluster of graphic novels, and an incredibly well-received collection of hilarious audiobooks, it's a pop culture one-man-and-his-talking-cat phenom that's not going away any time soon.

Volume Bookshop & Studio co-owner and Crawler Nicki Bentley-Colthart talks about the sensation that started with a man in heart-flecked boxers somehow surviving an alien invasion. She also previews the awesome Dungeon Crawler Carl live event that's happening inside Volume Bookshop & Studio this June 26th at 7pm. Be there, or I WILL KILL YOUR MOTHER!!!!!!

Tickets are $15 and available through EventBrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/volume-extreme-dungeon-mayhem-tickets-1988213526178

Voice talent for Volume Tonight Moss Nesmith joins Spike to discuss their Radio Six International show "Vinyl Judgement" and the whether the upcoming "Crank It Or Yank It" is too vicious.... or not vicious enough? Enjoy them openly tweaking the format instead of promoting the show

The trivia pilot rolls on as The Wee Wheel comes into its own and the Big Wheel continues to baffle and confuse. Good job the Omnichord is there to straighten things out.

Part two of three.

Author and West Virginia Wesleyan College professor Emily Ziebarth talks to Doug Van Gundy about writing, grief, and the rhythm of poetic language.

Please note that for copyright reasons this recording from April 2026 does not feature the reading of Emily's essay but does feature an extensive and candid discussion, plus a Q&A session with the audience.

Part one of a three part series. The Volume gang struggle with technical difficulties in front of a very live studio audience as Volume After Hours Trivia gets going.

Chatting with Volume Bookshop & Studio co-owner Nicki Bentley-Colthart about the services Volume offers, with an eye on the future.