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  • Good Morning Trillberry - The Fall Festival Has Fees

    Good Morning Trillberry - The Fall Festival Has Fees
    2026/09/09
    (00:00:00) Good Morning Trillberry - The Fall Festival Has Fees
    (00:00:04) Setting the Scene for Fall Festival
    (00:01:13) The Fall Festival Experience
    (00:02:51) Booth Permit Purgatory
    (00:06:34) The Allure of The Big Flower Fight
    (00:08:39) I Feel Fall Is Coming - A Leafy R&B Ballad
    (00:14:11) Wrapping Up and Call to Action
    (00:14:31) Podcast Information

    Fall has arrived in Trillberry, and Oscar J. Evans is ready for pumpkins, cider, falling leaves, and a peaceful day selling merchandise at the Fall Festival. Unfortunately, the city has other plans. After nineteen permit fees, four different percentages, and eight hours of “exposure,” Oscar discovers that his successful day of commerce has left him owing thirty-two dollars.
    This week on Good Morning, Trillberry, Oscar takes on the absurd cost of autumn, proposes a revolutionary solution to booth permitting, and explains why every government department should either be run by Mrs. G or replaced with a dog. Then, in Oscar’s Watching Random Television, he discovers Netflix’s The Big Flower Fight and becomes emotionally invested in enormous insects made entirely out of flowers.
    The episode closes with Oscar’s original R&B slow jam, “I Feel Fall Is Coming,” a surprisingly romantic tribute to autumn leaves, changing colors, and the undeniable sensuality of deciduous trees.
    Small-town comedy, civic frustration, beautiful fall music, and one man who simply wanted to sell merchandise without opening an international airport.
    Good Morning, Trillberry is an original comedy morning show starring Oscar J. Evans, created and written by Robert Jerome Pagan for RJPC Studios LLC.
    Small town. Big heart. Bigger secrets.


    Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA production from RJPC Studios LLC.Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
    Oscar J. Evans is portrayed by Robert Jerome Pagan.© 2026 RJPC Studios LLC. All Rights Reserved.This program contains satire, fictional characters, fictional places, strong language, political commentary, and adult humor. Any resemblance to actual persons, organizations, governments, or events is coincidental unless otherwise stated.Trillberry.com
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    15 分
  • I Already Used My Sick Day

    I Already Used My Sick Day
    2026/09/03
    (00:00:00) I Already Used My Sick Day
    (00:00:04) Greetings and Illness
    (00:00:15) The One Sick Day Rule
    (00:01:22) The Garage as a Safe Space
    (00:01:58) Unexpected Visitor
    (00:02:01) DNA and Government Intervention
    (00:03:10) The $35,000 Pill
    (00:04:25) Healthcare Pricing Solutions
    (00:05:15) Gummy Bears vs Modern TV
    (00:08:01) Song Promotion
    (00:09:11) Dinosaur Parenting

    Oscar J. Evans is sick.
    Unfortunately, that does not mean he gets to stay home.
    After discovering that he apparently gets only one sick day — and that yesterday’s wasn’t even paid — Oscar reports for duty with a new philosophy: never leave the garage.
    On this episode of Good Morning, Trillberry, Oscar explains why people are germs, why anyone entering your garage should immediately be treated as a biological threat, and why the number of children he has proves somebody in the government has been messing with DNA.
    Then healthcare becomes the problem of the day after Oscar discovers that his medication somehow costs $35,000 — only to learn that it is basically Tylenol with codeine. Naturally, the solution is either electing a dog or cloning Mrs. G.
    And in Oscar’s Watching Random Television, a sick-day marathon of Disney’s Adventures of the Gummi Bears leads Oscar to an important cultural conclusion: Gummi Bears may be more sophisticated than most modern prestige television.
    Plus, this is the third and FINAL Good Morning, Trillberry play of “My Pet Conatorus Is Going to Eat You.” Stream the full album wherever you listen to music — or, according to Oscar, stop being cheap and buy the song.
    The episode concludes with Oscar abandoning spoken English entirely.
    Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA / RJPC Studios production.
    Hosted by Oscar J. Evans
    Created and written by Robert Jerome Pagan
    Produced by RJPC Studios LLC


    Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA production from RJPC Studios LLC.Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
    Oscar J. Evans is portrayed by Robert Jerome Pagan.© 2026 RJPC Studios LLC. All Rights Reserved.This program contains satire, fictional characters, fictional places, strong language, political commentary, and adult humor. Any resemblance to actual persons, organizations, governments, or events is coincidental unless otherwise stated.Trillberry.com
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    15 分
  • Adulting: A Tragedy in One Short Act

    Adulting: A Tragedy in One Short Act
    2026/09/01
    Good morrow, Trillberry. Oscar J. Evans is upset with Mrs. G, so by Shakespearean decree, today’s Good Morning, Trillberry will be shorter than usual. Allegedly. This morning, Oscar tackles the scam known as adulting: why adults need to learn how to lose, why participation does not automatically deserve a trophy, and why Dorian may be denied a role even if he suddenly becomes brilliant—because at this point, the rejection is educational. Then Oscar turns to FX’s Adults. He loved Season 2 enough that he refuses to spoil a single thing, so instead he explains why Season 1 perfectly captures the terrifying truth of your twenties: nobody knows what they’re doing, somebody who can cook rice becomes the household elder, and adulthood is basically software with anxiety. And because responsible adults accept the consequences of their decisions, Oscar once again confronts the consequences of owning Barbara the Carnotaurus. Featuring “My Pet Carnotaurus Is Going to Eat You.” Good Morning, Trillberry — because somebody gave Oscar J. Evans a microphone, and apparently nobody has figured out how to take it back.

    Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA production from RJPC Studios LLC.Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
    Oscar J. Evans is portrayed by Robert Jerome Pagan.© 2026 RJPC Studios LLC. All Rights Reserved.This program contains satire, fictional characters, fictional places, strong language, political commentary, and adult humor. Any resemblance to actual persons, organizations, governments, or events is coincidental unless otherwise stated.Trillberry.com
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    16 分
  • Theater Is Dark. Why Am I Awake?

    Theater Is Dark. Why Am I Awake?
    2026/08/31
    (00:00:00) Theater Is Dark. Why Am I Awake?
    (00:00:04) Monday Morning Blues
    (00:00:10) The Dark Side of Mondays
    (00:02:56) The Antique Doll Dilemma
    (00:07:36) Mail-In Voting Controversy
    (00:12:42) In Defense of Abby Lee Miller
    (00:17:19) The Carnotaurus Companion
    (00:25:00) Wrapping Up the Monday Madness

    Monday is dark in theater, which means Oscar J. Evans should be asleep in the bat cave—not hosting a morning show at 4:30 in the morning. Unfortunately, nobody respected the memo.In Episode 5, Oscar explains why antique dolls are haunted debt with eyelashes, refuses to inherit anybody else’s emotional furniture, and objects to President Bace Melon’s ban on mail-in voting because polling stations contain the public. He also confesses his support for Abby Lee Miller, proposes workplace pyramids, and introduces Barbara: a scientifically accurate Carnotaurus and highly efficient conflict-resolution system.Then Oscar performs this week’s original song, “My Pet Carnotaurus Is Going to Eat You,” an educational musical warning featuring legitimate dinosaur facts, tiny arms, big dreams, and one prehistoric drama queen.Good Morning, Trillberry is an original comedy radio series from the Trillberry, USA universe.Written and created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
    Performed by Robert Jerome Pagan as Oscar J. Evans.
    Original song written and composed by Robert Jerome Pagan.
    Produced by RJPC Studios.

    Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA production from RJPC Studios LLC.Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
    Oscar J. Evans is portrayed by Robert Jerome Pagan.© 2026 RJPC Studios LLC. All Rights Reserved.This program contains satire, fictional characters, fictional places, strong language, political commentary, and adult humor. Any resemblance to actual persons, organizations, governments, or events is coincidental unless otherwise stated.Trillberry.com
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    27 分
  • Monday_Is_Dark

    Monday_Is_Dark
    2026/08/31
    Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA production from RJPC Studios LLC.Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
    Oscar J. Evans is portrayed by Robert Jerome Pagan.© 2026 RJPC Studios LLC. All Rights Reserved.This program contains satire, fictional characters, fictional places, strong language, political commentary, and adult humor. Any resemblance to actual persons, organizations, governments, or events is coincidental unless otherwise stated.Trillberry.com
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    2 分
  • Thank Frank Sinatra, It’s Friday²

    Thank Frank Sinatra, It’s Friday²
    2026/08/28
    Oscar J. Evans is convinced Friday has already happened. In Episode 4 of Good Morning, Trillberry, Oscar finds himself trapped in Friday², his own confused combination of Freaky Friday, Groundhog Day, and Ferris Bueller. Then Oscar Has Notes tackles a subject close to home: if you want independent movies, theater, podcasts, and original art to survive, you actually have to support them. In Trillberry politics, Oscar discovers the true purpose of bureaucracy: accomplishing absolutely nothing. Luckily, he is chums with Mrs. G, which means he has found the unofficial shortcut through local government. Nepotism? Cronyism? Oscar calls it America. Then Oscar’s Watching Random Television discovers Nation’s Dumbest, and one phrase involving Jupiter may have permanently entered Oscar’s vocabulary. Finally, Oscar introduces a special Friday Song that listeners will hear for three Fridays only: the surprisingly sincere country ballad “The Friday That Never Was.” Friday happened. Possibly twice. Oscar is handling it about as well as expected. Featured Segments Oscar Has Notes
    Why supporting independent work actually matters. What Is Happening in Trillberry?
    Bureaucracy, Mrs. G, cronyism, and the fastest way to get something done. Oscar’s Watching Random Television
    Nation’s Dumbest Friday Song
    “The Friday That Never Was”
    Written and performed by Oscar J. Evans

    Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA production from RJPC Studios LLC.Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
    Oscar J. Evans is portrayed by Robert Jerome Pagan.© 2026 RJPC Studios LLC. All Rights Reserved.This program contains satire, fictional characters, fictional places, strong language, political commentary, and adult humor. Any resemblance to actual persons, organizations, governments, or events is coincidental unless otherwise stated.Trillberry.com
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    26 分
  • Contractually Obligated to Be Here

    Contractually Obligated to Be Here
    2026/08/27
    Oscar J. Evans has learned the hard way that saying you are taking the day off does not actually override a contract. In Episode 3 of Good Morning, Trillberry, Oscar arrives under protest after Miss G reminds him of his contractual obligations. He turns that frustration into a full morning rant, takes on ABC’s infamous Cavemen, and then shifts gears for a sincere tribute to Tim Curry, Frank-N-Furter, camp, comedy, and the power of refusing to make yourself smaller for other people. The episode closes with the final scheduled airing of Oscar’s original song, “Twenty-Eight Years Right Here.”

    Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA production from RJPC Studios LLC.Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
    Oscar J. Evans is portrayed by Robert Jerome Pagan.© 2026 RJPC Studios LLC. All Rights Reserved.This program contains satire, fictional characters, fictional places, strong language, political commentary, and adult humor. Any resemblance to actual persons, organizations, governments, or events is coincidental unless otherwise stated.Trillberry.com
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    18 分
  • Tim Curry Made “Too Much” the Correct Amount | Good Morning, Trillberry

    Tim Curry Made “Too Much” the Correct Amount | Good Morning, Trillberry
    2026/08/27
    Oscar J. Evans pauses the jokes to honor Tim Curry and the fearless art of being completely, unapologetically too much. From Rocky Horror to generations of queer kids, theater kids, and outsiders who learned not to shrink themselves, Curry’s influence went far beyond a single role. Hear the full tribute in Episode 3 of Good Morning, Trillberry.

    Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA production from RJPC Studios LLC.Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
    Oscar J. Evans is portrayed by Robert Jerome Pagan.© 2026 RJPC Studios LLC. All Rights Reserved.This program contains satire, fictional characters, fictional places, strong language, political commentary, and adult humor. Any resemblance to actual persons, organizations, governments, or events is coincidental unless otherwise stated.Trillberry.com
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    1 分