Interruption Update 2: As If On Instinct This Wretched Corporeal Form In Which I'm Kept Keeps Me Alive

Interruption Update 4: There's A Thin Line Between Making A Meme And Making Your Neighbor Cry

Special episode! All programming for children! Featuring a poem, by local film critic Odillia Kraus.  Hosted by Susanna Barger, guest co-hosted by Ting Germain, Originally aired between 4/6/2018, and 4/27/2018.

Interruption Update 3: Mr. Mahabir Insists On Keeping Us While He Eats An Entire Box Of Chalk

Everyone's had a late night college radio show with a loving basis in Welcome to Nightvale. This episode: [IMPORTANT: AFTER REVIEW BY THE SECURITY SUB COMISSION CERTAIN SEGMENTS OF THIS ARCHIVED BROADCAST HAVE BEEN DEEMED UNSAFE FOR PUBLIC RE-CONSUMPTION AND REDACTED] Community health precautions, a message from our sponsors, youth sports, what's happening in the publishing world, an editorial on collegiate stress prevention, a music bulletin brought to you by the Governors’ sub-commission for culture,  a poem by local biker Meili Han, a municipal song contest, a spotlight piece on The Alliance For Living Languages, an interview with our guest co-host followed by a story time,  a quick emergency bulletin from the security sub commission, and some local weather announcements.  Hosted by Susanna Barger, guest co-hosted by Calliope Hoogenboom, Originally aired between 4/6/2018, and 4/27/2018.

Interruption Update 2: As If On Instinct This Wretched Corporeal Form In Which I'm Kept Keeps Me Alive

Everyone's had a late night college radio show with a loving basis in Welcome to Nightvale. This episode: A local holiday, a message from our sponsors, some thoughts on the privatization of resources, an op-ed piece submitted by the Town Dentist’s Alliance, news about hair elastics, recent celebrity deaths, a word from the CEO of policing, a history of upper level art education, a message brought to you by the economic sub governor, a music bulletin brought to you by the Governors’ sub-commission for culture,  a poem by local chef, Victoria Summers, a look at the station bulletin board, our guest co-host tells us a story, and a piece on plants and memory that ties us back to the earlier privatization announcements.  Hosted by Susanna Barger, guest co-hosted by Aleister Joan, Originally aired between 4/6/2018, and 4/27/2018.

Interruption Update 1: You Grow Your Own Skin, You Get To Wear Your Own Skin

This episode has been published and can be heard everywhere your podcast is available. Everyone's had a late night college radio show with a loving basis in Welcome to Nightvale. This episode: What happened to the REAL pilot, a word from our sponsors, some correction NOT prompted by station assistant Barb, a message from the economic sub-governor, a music bulletin brought to you by the Governors’ sub-commission for culture,  a poem by local dairy farmer Myrna Lee, our main piece about the Exotic Animal Rights Amendment and how it relates specifically to the problem with the tigers,  an interview with our guest co-host related to the accusations in the word from our sponsors, and the sudden resolution of the problem with the tigers.  Hosted by Susanna Barger, guest co-hosted by Anna Yovanovich, Originally aired between 4/6/2018, and 4/27/2018.