The lodge faces an apricot surplus, sparking chaotic creativity. As the Possum Lodge Podcast nears its 12th episode, the team plans to announce its future and explore new lodge chapters. DIY highlights include turning a door into a table, fixing a wobbly workbench, and powering a lamp with car parts. Humorous discussions cover human behavior, babysitting mishaps, dating, and investing. Town issues like water contamination lead to a recycling proposal, while Frank Johnson rebrands his funeral home for events. Despite rising costs, the podcast will continue as part of the Possum Lodge Memberships on redgreen.com. Share the news with your friends. You can join and help support The Possum Lodge here.

Red and the crew share humorous college memories and inventive DIY projects, like building a scissor lift to install insulation. Old Man Sedgwick mistakenly believes a birthday card is a mental health petition, leading to reflections on town life. Topics include social frustrations, a failed turnip festival, and a proposal to turn Possum Lodge into a resort. Dalton updates the crew on coaching soccer and listener questions spark advice on odd household problems and modern addictions. The lodge meeting wraps up with community mishaps, quirky projects, and the town’s first woman mayor, Tammy Edwards.

A comedic look at the challenges faced by the local mail carrier highlights the lodge's unique problem-solving spirit. DIY projects include using a drum pedal for hammering and launching walnuts with a paddle bat. Games, guest appearances (including a spider monkey with a taste for espresso), and humorous reflections on relationships, AI in cars, and retirement are featured. The episode also covers building a homemade pile driver, a former shock jock turned pastor, community updates, and playful behind-the-scenes stories about the show’s origins and partnerships.