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On this episode, Stephen takes a closer look at how the ongoing landlord strike is affecting the rental market. How are renters reacting to simple fact that they don't have to pay rent while their landlords and building managers are refusing to work.

From Underworld Public Radio, "Fresh Scare" is an audio magazine of arts and issues that are important to monsters, ghouls, demons, and other denizens of the Underworld. Hosted by Sherry Disgusting, the show features intimate conversations with today's monsters and monster-lovers alike.

This week, Sherry interviews deceased actor Charles Bronson, and discusses his pre- and post-mortem career, his lasting influence on Hollywood, and how refreshing buttermilk and grapes can be.

Plus, culture critic The Cryptkeeper reviews A24's "Dicks: The Musical."

This WLHR podcast is produced by Adam Bozarth and Anna Rubanova.

Featuring Frank Garcia-Hejl as Charles Bronson.

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MarketLook is your guide to the ups and downs of economics. Hosted by Stephen Zaddy, each episode takes an in-depth look at how our volatile economy is affecting everybody from the ultra-wealthy to the working stiffs. Plus, we take a look at how all the markets are performing today.

On this episode, the world economy is in turmoil after the up-and-comping nation of Madeupistan has been revealed to be a fictitious. What happens next now that the scammers have fleeced many would-be tourists, lured by the promise of cheap booze, crystal-blue waters, and bored, hot locals? Is there anyone to call about getting a refund on the vacation package?

Every Sunday, Philip LeBlanc hosts "Sundays with Philip on Sundays" to talk about one of his favorite topics: sweets!

On this week's episode, Philip interviews Carmel Cookiebody, the owner of Eat That, Not Me. Carmel is a very talented baker who is also a magical, living cookie. Carmel discusses how her love of making pastries began as a defense mechanism against predators.

MarketLook is your guide to the ups and downs of economics. Hosted by Stephen Zaddy, each episode takes an in-depth look at how our volatile economy is affecting everybody from the ultra-wealthy to the working stiffs. Plus, we take a look at how all the markets are performing today.

On this episode, Stephen takes a deep dive into a bunch of beans. American farmers are flush with beans, and demand couldn't be higher. But what is driving the markets to be so bullish on beans?

After a grueling debate over where turkey birds are from, Philip invites an expert to discuss something "lighter" in the last segment of today's "The Philip LeBlanc Show."

In this episode, Larwa chats with Connor Adamson, comedian and representative from the WGA-Midwest, to try and get to the bottom of what the current Hollywood Writers' Strike means for your favorite TV shows.

On this episode, there's no time to explain! Stephen's on his way to an undisclosed location while some sh*t settles down. He's done nothing wrong, personally, but he couldn't pass up the opportunity to visit a relatively safe compound while the world burns. Hopefully his family can join him soon.

From Underworld Public Radio, "The Nightly" covers the most evil stories told by the worst journalists in the Underworld. Hosted by Michael Barbaric. On this episode, Michael speaks with legendary dream-monster and teen-murderer Fred Krueger (Geoff Garlock) to discuss how today's teens are more difficult to terrify and therefore, harder to kill off.

On this episode, Stephen reports that the United States is suddenly bankrupt. All personal equity has evaporated. Any assets deemed valuable have disappeared as if by magic and the only clue as to what happened is a mysterious, unsettling droning noise.