Sketch Pod

Y'all.  We cannow fill an egg crate with our episodes!  Herein, following a very insistent opening, Grady tells the tale of a run-in with a piece of brioche.  Then we premiere our new feature, "Gotta Ask Grenadine", featuring the one and only Miss Grenadine Ross!  Following closely on Grenadine's heels is the next episode of The Convo AND guest star Pushy Muldowney rather messy Valentine's Day.  And then, because you've been so good, you'll get a second helping of "Gotta Ask Grenadine"!

Yeah.  Up on the top shelf, just past the NSFW opening, you'll find our 23rd episode.  Guest Star Katie Compa starts things off by describing her college interview outfit.  Then we have a surprise visit from Stevie Nicks (who's a fan, btw...) to chat about her new solo album and to premiere the first single "Song No. 9".  Other Katie Guest Star Katie Aldhizer pops by to tell the tale of her biggest fan from work.  And then we trash lychees, because we hate them.

We feel rested, don't you?  Rested and ready to welcome you to the 22nd episode with some sighs and some fireworks (ying and yang).  Guest star Michael Cherry then tells of some people of privilege he once met on a cruise.  Tape cassette tours of Civil War battlegrounds are the focus of Daniel's next story.  Then other guest star Sheila Mitchell shows us how to really work the express lane.  And then Michael is back to leave his mark with another story about his same cruise, which leads Grady to butt in with a story of his own.

We lost out on the Riunite sponsorship account because of this episode's opening, but ah well.  This 21st episode has a recurring segment in which we check out what Grady has stored in his old voice memo recordings.  In addition to these treasures, Grady tells the tale of a REAL hot oil treatment.  Jason relives his early stage appearances.  And guest star Pushy Muldowney tells of a wedding wardrobe malfunction.  (Michael Cherry and Sheila Mitchell guest star this episode, too!)

Beep!  Welcome on board the (beep) Twentieth Episode of this (beep) here Sketch Pod!  Beep!  We charge right to center stage with an overview of Grady's early days on stage.  Then guest star Drew Droege weaves a tale of the worst food he's eaten.  We have the return of The Convo next, and the topic "Do I Have Everything?"  And before we leave, Jason puts on a Burberry trench coat that might not be one. Durberry?

Gasp!  I didn't see you there.  Bit of a schizophrenic episode for you this time, but that, as they say, is showbiz.  Besides a visit with the Sad Girls during study hall, and a recurring nightmare of a bad dream, guest stars Drew Droege and Michael Cherry help us to regale you with a story or six.  Topic covered?  Lillian Vernon...women who shout f*ck at the dinner table...fridge makeup...Jason's worst meal...huffy people waiting in line...and the time Drew played a busted drag queen on "Eastenders".  Voila!

Hi there, and wel--dang it!  Someone's at the door again, but I'll answer it as soon as I finish telling you about this week's episode.  The eighteenth, in fact.  Jason starts us off with a weird party food from his formative years.  Then Bonnie leaves a voicemail for her sister, Janice.  Then guest star Pushy Muldowney tells of a cocktail dress with issues.  We then plop down in a futuristic Space Sketch that was very expensive to produce.  And we wrap up with OTHER guest star Drew Droege considering chicken-n-cheese dishes with Grady.  Moist.

DUCK!  It's the opening to this, the latest episode of our quarter-hours spent comingling.  This is a very special episode.  As it's the holidays, our entire fifteen minutes is taken up by stories of this time of year.  Guest star Sharon Spell kicks it off with a tale of taco soup.  Then OTHER guest star Pushy Muldowney counters with a weird gift once received.  Daniel saunters in next with a bon-mot about a dish that his mother prepares every Christmas.  Jason regales the group by recounting a gift-giving mishap.  Sharon and Jason then compare worst New Year's Eve stories, before Jason barges in again with something that he MUST tell us all.  Happy Merry, everybody!

With a grandiose and inflated opening, we heartily welcome you to the sixteenth episode in this podcastical juggernaut.  Daniel starts things off with the tale of the worst office holiday party ever.  Then Sally Kellerman stops by to share her poem "I'd Like To".  Grady slips ever-so-smoothly into the center slot by telling of the time he gave a friend a gift that became more than he had intended.  And finally, we have some location audio of guest star Pushy Muldowney pining for the dining of another era.

A zinger of an opening welcomes you and your ears to the fifteenth episode of Sketch Pod!  Grady starts things off by telling of a run-in he had with a razor clam.  Then we have a word from this week's sponsor, Flake-ex Shampoo.  Interview Time follows as we welcome the lovely and wonderful Tanya Roberts to the interview ottoman.  And lastly, we wind things up with a lengthy discussion (with special guest star Drew Droege) on the tragedy of choking on cheese.

Greetings!  We're mighty excited to have reached the milestone of our fourteenth episode, and take our time at the top to figure out the best way to thank you.  (Guest star Pushy Muldowney assists with this.)  Then, very special guest star Drew Droege climbs into the very special guest star chair to share the story of a stank woman at the juice shop.  And finally, we wind up with Grady's touching story of Nan and the checkout counter stool.  Randy isn't having it.

A visit to the spooky cave of spirits and untold treasure starts off the episode that would not be mentioned if it were a floor in a highrise.  Yes.  Anyhoo, youthful Grady Dennis tells a couple tales of buyers remorse.  We then get the next episode of "What's in My Box?"  Guest star Michael Cherry relates the particulars of his first stage appearance before we almost seamlessly segue into the first public performance of the song "Babies, Babies".  We then wrap this ol' thing up with discussion of "proper form" with Sheila Mitchell, and how to write songs "in the style of..." Ding!

How do?  We've now got enough episodes to fill an egg carton, and you're the one to thank for that.  For this, our dozenth episode, we get a trilogy of stories from Daren Fleming about stank people.  Our new sponsor, Dirkel Insurance, makes us all sit through and ad.  We have an interview with actor/heartthrob/entrepreneuer DG Williams.  AND...Sharon Spell weaves tales of TVs and tablets and abacuses.  Abaci?  More than one abacus.  There.

With a quick jaunt up and down your AM dial, we welcome you to the eleventh in this series of bi-weekly podcastical meet-ups.  Guest star Ginger Kearns leads things off by telling of the time she bought shoes that were too small.  Then Daniel take the storytelling stick to tell of the worst meal he's ever had.  We take a quick side trip to a very sad lunch, before winding up (as one is in the habit of doing) with a dessert a la Grady: Snickers Daiquiris.  Drink up!

An invitation to the blues opens this tenth thrilling installment of SKETCH POD!  Guest star Daren Fleming leads things off with the story of a sh*tty audition.  Then we play the first round in our new game show "What's in My Box?"  The next episode of "The Convo" follows, before we hear about an instance of buyers remorse for Grady, AND we find out what a Full Body Experience is... 

Let the silky-smooth strains of "Can I Use Your Commode?" warmly welcome you to the Ninth Circle of Episode!  Grady recounts a run-in with a stank woman at the bar he works at.  Then Pam & Vicki are back and nervously dealing with an expense report.  Guest star Sheila Mitchell then describes the worst meal she's ever had, and Daniel zips things up with a tale of buyers remorse.

Have a chair!  It's time for a new episode!  After a rather spacey opening, we jump right in and hear all about guest star Ginger Kearns' early stage appearances.  The first episode of "The Convo" is next, when we ask if we should bring in the plants or not.  Then we hear about other guest star Michael Cherry's yearbook photo outfit, before getting clued in on the luxurious mystery that is Grady's "liquid voice".

Let me just wind up the episode for you...get 'er going.  There.  So, for this here Seventh Sealpisode, Jason tells the story of a girl on the train with a peculiar ribbon.  Then it's the triumphant return of The Toilet Zone with the episode "Mad Fortunes".  Guest star Sharon Spell then tells of the perils of smoking.  And finally, after a break for today's headlines, Grady remembers getting his photo taken with Cinderella.

With the clap-trapping of the ol' front door, we cordially welcome you to The Sixth Senspisode!  There's a lot of stank this week, as Daniel tells about his adventures on the Q train and Grady tells of a customer who is in need of something "Audrey Hepburn-esque".  We then take a brief breather on a park bench (since it's summer), before finishing with Jason's story of an odd wet spot and Grady's story of a wardrobe malfuction.

With a ringing of the phone, we welcome you loyal and hearty listeners to the encumbrance known as the Fifth Episode!  We hop into the tub to discuss "free" bath products and tableware...or tubleware.  Then we try to find up why Mom's been in the bathroom so long, and Grady tells of a game of musical airplane chairs that went STANK.  Jason describes the most inappropriate outfit he'e ever donned, and then Pat tries to get you to come over tonight in the latest from the Answering Machine Files!  BUXTON!  NO!!