A special live Bonus Episode, recorded at the Podcast Movement 2019 conference in Orlando, Florida! Lyssa, Dale, Karyn, Chris and Nancy chat, laugh and throw things at passing conference attendees! Plus out-takes from our most recent episode, "A Fistful of Minstrels."

Episode 22 (Season 2, Ep 9). The Russian Writers get an herbal infusion. The Resistance starts to look for the kidnapped Lyssa. A disguised Marlon wreaks havoc again in the White House. And things get quite dark indeed for the Veep.

Written by Lyssa Graham and Dale Leopold. Featuring the talents of:

Dustin Ebaugh

Lori Furth

Lyssa Graham

Dale Leopold

Nancy McLemore

Chris Mezzolesta

Karyn O'Bryant

George Washington III

Special appearance by Cliff Zellman

Edited and mixed by Dale Leopold

Original music composed and performed by Chris Mezzolesta

The song, "Doin' the Dog Whistle," was written by Dale Leopold and Chris Mezzolesta, and featured Dale Leopold, George Washington III and Chris Mezzolesta. 

Bonus Episode 22, "Band Camps and Business." Lyssa and Dale discuss Dale's recent camp experience and look forward to the Podcast Movement conference in Orlando (AKA the Hogwarts Write-Off). They also take you behind the scenes of the glamorous voice actor's life. Plus out-takes from our most recent episode, "Trebuchet Trouble."

Episode 21 (Season 2 Ep. 8). The Russian Writers' Room delivers their first song to Putin. Trump gets a surprise call from a cell phone. And Lyssa's Pocket March takes an unexpected turn.

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Written by Lyssa Graham and Dale Leopold. Featuring the voice talents of:

Dustin Ebaugh

Lori Furth

Lyssa Graham

Dale Leopold

Nancy McLemore

Chris Mezzolesta

Karyn O'Bryant

George Washington III

Edited and produced by Dale Leopold.

Original music composed and performed by Chris Mezzolesta. The song, "Salutin' Comrade Putin" was written by Dale Leopold and Chris Mezzolesta, and features Chris Mezzolesta and Dale Leopold.

It's a very special Bonus Episode: the Women of BS! Featuring Lori Furth, Lyssa Graham, Nancy McLemore and Karyn O'Bryant. Plus: out-takes from our most recent episode, Hot Flashes.

Episode 20 (Season 2 Ep. 7). The Resistance plots its next move to bring down the pocket-archy. The Writers' Room in Moscow grows ever more desperate. And Hillary has a surprise encounter with an old rival.

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Written by Lyssa Graham & Dale Leopold. Featuring:

Lori Furth

Lyssa Graham

Dale Leopold

Nancy McLemore

Chris Mezzolesta

Karyn O'Bryant

George Washington III

and special guests: Matt Cowlrick and Dustin Ebaugh. Original music composed and performed by Chris Mezzolesta. The songs, "The Ballad of Jeb!" and "It Should Have Been Me" were written by Dale Leopold and Chris Mezzolesta, and featured Matt Cowlrick and Nancy McLemore, respectively. 

Lyssa and Dale discuss Dale's visit to the HearNow Festival in Kansas City, the little-known "Springsteen Clause" in NDAs, and Dale's upcoming audition for Jeopardy!

We're giving our amazing cast a break, so Lyssa and Dale play some of their favorite songs from the last few episodes. Song lyrics by Dale Leopold, music and arrangements by Chris Mezzolesta. See PDF file for song list and credits. 

Bonus Episode 19. Lyssa and Dale discuss mattresses, hearing aids and parenting tips. No, really. Don't look at us like that. Plus there's out-takes from our most recent episode, "Pockets of Resistance!"

The Resistance looks for a new strategy after their previous effort to remove the Tangerine Twatwaffle left them empty-handed. POTUS takes his hostility to NATO up a notch. And Marlon adds some unexpected excitement to the White House Easter Egg Roll. --- Written by Lyssa Graham and Dale Leopold. Featuring the voice talents of: Lori Furth Lyssa Graham Dale Leopold Nancy McLemore Chris Mezzolesta Karyn O'Bryant George Washington III and special guest: Cliff Zellman Original music composed and performed by Chris Mezzolesta. The song, "The Handbag's Tale" was written by Lyssa Graham, Dale Leopold and Chris Mezzolesta, and featured Lyssa Graham, Karyn O'Bryant, Lori Furth, Nancy McLemore, Chris Mezzolesta and George Washington III.