Gina confronts Cracker Jack about the hole in his office, and he finally comes clean. Meanwhile, Joe cleans up the mess left by George the Intern.

We interview the hosts of the Queernecks podcast, and DeAndre da Comedian cuts an unbelievable deal with the station. Fart arrives, which can only mean disaster.

Songs in this episode:

"Bigfoot Beach" by Grave Danger

"La Muerte" by Chairman Maf

"The Laughing Man" by Lazy Daughter

"Hauntology" by Zea

Gina and Joe discuss what they discovered in the water damaged hole in Cracker Jack's office. Joe has a panic attack after Gina breaks some bad news.

A banker who is also a city utilities worker and a comedienne is interviewed. And a Spanish crypto genius is consulted. An unsettling discovery threatens to destroy everything.

Songs in this episode:

"Bloody Night" by Hazy Sour Cherry

"Missing Person" by Alyssa Wallace

"Creep" by Michigan Bishops

"The Gulf Between Us" by Black Creek Rock

Joe finally returns after his kidnapping only to be confronted by Gina who has gone through his phone. A post-mortem predator is caught, a zombie influencer is confronted, and comedienne CoLee Reyes is interviewed. Plus, an unfortunate event leads to a surprising discovery.

Songs in this episode include:

"Zombie Girl" by Moderator

"Catch a Vibe" by Kwaj

"Everything to Die For" by Mui Zyu

"Morbid" by I See Orange

Big Lenny is hosting The Brains for Breakfast Club show when two dangerous men call into his program. We go live to DeAndre da Comedian telling jokes to save his life. And Jimmy One-Line hits his punchline.

Songs in this episode:

"Crown" by Alma 16

"Starzzz" by Malone the Chemist

"Deep in My Bones" by Knox

"Mind Traveling" by Sunny Pineal

Gina interviews for the position of new CEO of Polaris ZM Radio. Joe and DeAndre plan their escape from Career Ending Comedy. And Gina talks to stand-up comic Rhett Casteel.

Songs in this episode include:

"Anxiety" by Devon Tarantino

"Moves Like a Snake" by the Silversmiths

"Suburban Casualty" by Savi

"Signals" by Keep It Together

Cracker Jack provides Gina with great news as long as she can keep a rumor squashed. Acclaimed film director Michael Box calls in to discuss his upcoming project "Speakeasy."

More on Joe's whereabouts come to light, and Red calls in with an update that may explain some things.

Songs in this episode include:

"Groceries" by Ominous Anonymous

"I Fell Awake" by Prison

"Fallout" by The Riot Police

"Bridge to Nowhere" - The Sleights

Legendary radio DJ Mike Paine calls into the show. And Gina is flooded with voicemails and unwanted phone calls while Joe remains kidnapped. With the help of Red on the Road, Clark After Dark, and the mafia, Gina gets closer to uncovering the truth.

Songs in this episode include:

"The Dream" by Maker Lee

"Braindead" by Idiot Mambo

"Troubled Times" by Rob Goraieb

"Lucky" by Jimmy NaNa

Gina interviews FBI Special Agent Charles B. Anderson in hopes to learn more about Joe's disappearance and what to expect. Issues with the Polaris ZM Gospel Channel bleed over into reality and Red on the road calls in after a brief absence from the show. Gina interviews podcast host and paranormal expert Rye the Codega from Codega's Codex of Curiosities. And some guests stop by to help Gina handle her problem.

Songs in this episode include:

"Drunk Off You" by Lori Rayne

"Valletta" by Gabe Quinn

"Forreal" by Sally Spitz

"Worry" by CerVon Campbell