In this episode, we learn about coffee enemas, and their use in the "Michael Landon Power Hour", and find out how RoboDaddy tortures political prisoners with car batteries. Temple interviews Tinfoil Hank, and Randy Roberts talks about growing up in Evaporated Genepool, Utah, and his upcoming election to the NFL Hall Of Fame. Music from The Pilots Dared Me To Die! ties it all together.

In this episode, we learn all about mayonnaise and discount pain medications, as well as pay a visit to Naughty Boy to check in on his navigations of gentrification and atheism. Temple interviews Jubal Chaplin, and we hear a new song from The Pilots Dared Me To Die!

In this episode, we meet the most famous comedian in Pantleg County, Jack Burp, and visit the local physician's bar, "The Hyperactive Pediatrician". Temple interviews Nathan Hart about the use of human urine to cool Dogecoin mining rigs, and we learn about the assault on life itself.

In this episode, we meet Baggy Cabbage, RoboDaddy's most recent girlfriend/cyberbaby incubator. We also learn about fall's hottest new kitchen appliance, The Antifascist Kitchen Magician, and we hear from our friends at Idaho Organ Harvesting and the Soylent Green factory.

In Episode 3, we meet Dr. Norman Phasma, who discusses RoboDaddy's weak points. We also learn about edible assault rifles, and hear from some dead people discussing their experiences with desert sex and wet sticky noodles.

In Episode 2, we learn about how they prevent rickets and drown raccoons in Arkansas. Elaine Barberry Belmont pays a visit to the studio to teach us about "The Most Pregnant Thanksgiving Ever". We learn about the Maple Atom Bomb, and check out the trials and travails of nonbinary social workers with dad bods.

In this episode, we are introduced to our corporate robot overlord, "RoboDaddy", and learn about the terrifying allure of the nonprofit industrial complex. There's also a visit to the Night Comfort Warehouse and a check in on the future of corporate computing. Music from The Pilots Dared Me To Die! completes the look.