Date Released:
July 14, 2008

Host(s):
James & David

Opening Story:
Bryce had his windows tinted, and wondered how they could get sick.

Opening Stinger:
"All right, here we go: test one-two, check one-two. Hi! hahahahaha. Yeah! YEAH!"

Weekly Update(s):
James worked on the staff at a kids camp for two weeks.

David has no weekly update.

LBB of the Week:
Emily from Ohio submist an LBB: rude father of the polite child.

The crying mom from camp, aka "Miss Bawl Lady".

Middle School Drama:
Jack shares a story about his older brother, a taxi, and a watermelon.

Jackie tells a first grade story about a Halloween party.

Featured Story:
James was interrupted one Sunday morning at church by someone who had created an unauthorized character.

News:
The Combobulator podcast is back.

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Send in a self-addressed, stamped envelope to get a Nobody's Listening sticker.

E & V-Mail:
Niece Emily reads about Norwegians from a travel magazine.

Alex the bag boy writes in about another LBB at the grocery store.

Emma asks about James's address.

Jeff has another story about his brother.

Charlie was changed forever by episode 70.

Coconut explains podcasts to a friend and spreads the Gospel of Kennison.

DeltaSniper calls in to chronicle the stupid exploits of his sister.

Parker aka MurlocMan is undefeated in seventeen rounds of something.

Matthew's friend almost burned down a restaurant.

WhiteMageYak tells a story about a Disney character who stole his juice box.

Jennifer sings a story about killing cats.

Memorable Moments:
"You look like a skunk, upside down."

"They have watermelon-friendly streets in Asia."

"Try it. Try to find me."

"His eyes were dark...they looked like the dark holes of death."

"Kids loved me, and then I killed their dreams."

"I like that name, I really do. I would never name a kid/child/dog/cat/animal after it, but I like the name."

James: "What's wrong David?"
David: "I have to go to work."