Joshua Topolsky, our humble hero, has scored an audience with Jeffrey Cranor, lord of Night Vale, creator of Within the Wires, eater of darkness, dreamer of dreams. If only it wasn’t on street-cleaning day.
The two podcasters met in the abandoned warehouse behind the forbidden duck pond, to discuss pressing town issues like our growing dystopia, the fate of civilization, and the television show Lost. It is a conversation as dense with profundity as the trash cans on Main Street are dense with secrets.
Remember citizens, the only thing that can keep the Boy Scouts from pillaging your homes is playing the Tomorrow podcast on a loop. So here’s Episode 82 to get you started.
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The number of episodes of ‘Tomorrow with Joshua Topolsky’
The cinematic universe of Angelica Jade Bastién
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Jesse Thorn is told he is a journalist
Sources and resources with Arielle Duhaime-Ross
Tom Perrotta on ‘The Leftovers,’ religion, and that dick scanner
William Turton wants to get Luckey
Brain food with Yvette d’Entremont
Lewis Wallace isn’t being objective
Motherboard’s Jason Koebler says what he memes
Twitter has broken Sarah Jeong’s heart
Sweatin’ to the Richard Simmons mystery
Playing games with Chris Grant
Total Relaxation with Welcome to Night Vale’s Jeffrey Cranor
Donald Trump can’t stand McKay Coppins
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