Judge Travis and Jax avoid each other, using Raquel instead in an elaborate game of telephone. Later, Judge Travis presides over a case between pop singer Becky Bechdel Rivers, her record label Gaslight Records, and a rapper named Lil Ass Man. Rivers is suing the label for putting problematic Lil Ass Man on her song without her knowledge. www.JudgeTravis.com

(00:03) INTRO: Judge Travis faces the music

(02:14) ACT 1: Telephone, chitlin's, and co-workers at odds

(12:18) ACT 2: A surprise interruption, and an autotuned fiasco

(24:30) ACT 3: A slow jam saves the day

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Judge Travis is Created & Directed by Tim Barnes. This episode was written by Rebecca O’Neal.

Executive Producers: Hans Sahni, Tim Barnes, Elizabeth Baquet and Jimmy Miller

Consulting Producer: Carly Hoogendyk

Produced by Ninth Planet Audio

Starring: Bashir Salahuddin as “Percy Travis,” Langston Kerman as “Jax”, Brandi Denise as “Raquel” and Amber Ruffin as “Narrator”

Guest Starring: George Wallace as “Greg Gregory,” Alexis Cofield as “Becky Bechdel Rivers,” Mike Smith as “Gerry Bordy,” Paul Gee as “Lil Ass Man,” Eric Morgan Stuart as “Corduroy Jones”

Co-Starring: Don Hooper as “Sound Guy”

Staff Writers: Ian Abramson, Ben Holbrook, Rebecca O’Neal and Milly Tamarez

Writers’ Assistant: Jennifer Anderson

Associate Producer: Ciara Pavia

Casting Director: Kate Geller, CSA

Associate Casting Director: Ross Shenker, CSA

Edited, Sound Designed and Mixed by Ben Kruse

Sound Effects Editor: Morgan Volk

Foley Artist: Tommy Stang

Original Music by: Kev Luu

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