Earworm Exorcism!

A year and a half ago, Marls told me I was too stupid to make a podcast. He said I was a mouth-breathing troglodyte with spoiled tapioca pudding for brains and that the constitutional right of freedom of speech should not apply to me (those might not have been his exact words). 

He may have been right-- until now. 

In honor of Marls, I humbly present the greatest (and possibly most dangerous) audio project ever slapped together in the history of mankind (or at least the history of Greasetruck Studios).

What an excellent day for an earworm exorcism. 

"Earworm Exorcism" is an obsessive, comprehensive, and digressive deep dive into how these insidious creatures worm their way into our brains, wrap around our cerebral cortex, and make us susceptible to suggestions of the catchiest kind. 

Thanks to this guy for that description . . .

This is the longest, most ambitious, and most complicated podcast I've ever done. I don't think anything like this exists on the internet. 

It is a montage of the sounds that capture our consciousness (and the theory and philosophy of why and how they do this).

But be warned: your brain might not survive unscathed . . . this many earworms have NEVER been assembled in one place before. 

Here's a visual of how many audio clips are wedged into this episode.

In other news, I recently took a photo of a fox.

I assure you that this episode of We Defy Augury is of much better quality than that photo.