The Vivaldi Ensemble (w/ Isabel Cameron)

Yustin “The Coaster” McJustin (Alexander Krause) invites Lady Persephone Cheeseberry the Third (Isabel Cameron) into the lounge to play at working for fun. Plus, Yustin learns that killing crows aint for the cozy, you can order extra stank jelly at the smelly deli, and every sense of the word can just mean two meanings.

Answer this question, from the bottom of your heart, is this product a Sony?

Bonus: Church Basketball Halftime (w/ Jess Pratt & Jamie Yung)

A collection of players, nuns, and talent scouts (Alexander Krause, Jess Pratt & Jamie Yung) gather for a very important game of church basketball. Everyone learns that God wants the other team to lose, to become a rubber boy to support your mum, and when it comes to basketball it’s all about how well you sing at halftime.

Red Room (Full of Lasers) (w/ Jess Pratt & Jamie Yung)

Yema Yowdie (Alexander Krause) welcomes “Sister Carnie” (Jess Pratt) & Kevin Yoink (Jamie Yung) into the lounge to audition for the heist. Plus, Yema learns that kids are all about the foreground, how to do a straight-up lay-up, and that street toughs give free haircuts.

“If you bring the good vibrations, if you’re a good vibrator, you can fall in love” – Kevin Yoink

Earnings: Mid-Wi-Fi-ery (w/ Trevor Scott & Ben Slinger)

Achilles Cliff (Alexander Krause), Preston Cliff (Trevor Scott) & Harvey Cliff the Third (Ben Slinger) all meet for the Cliff Estate/Mernda Gazette earnings call. They discuss why you should take out full accordion, that Cookie Monster only puts on a show for the crumbs, and that PPPerfume makes you PP if you drink it.

Catch Trevor & Ben in Bit Storm:

https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/bit-storm-426453

Bonus: Kid Detectives (w/ Sean M Elliott)

Kid detectives, Yew Error (Alexander Krause) and Secret Seven (Sean M Elliott), investigate the mystery of the grape and discover they aren’t kids. Plus, everyone learns that Sherlock Holmes said a lot of things, the Hardy Boys have an advantage because someone writes for them, and prints go on the fingers but Prince goes in the ears.