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Ep. 176 - Pukey the Dog Returns and Somehow It Gets Worse From There - 04/15/2026
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- Apr 15, 2026
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- 1008
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Summary
Peaches and Viktor kick things off by discovering their studio has slowly turned into a yard sale curated by radio gremlins—complete with a signed poster from a band that doesn’t exist anymore and a mystery knife that absolutely should not have been mailed to a workplace. From there, things spiral into a heated (literally) debate about in-laws who treat 80-degree indoor temperatures like a personality trait, followed by a brutally honest breakdown of why two weeks with extended family should be classified as a test of human endurance . Somewhere along the way, Peaches considers asking a friend in a wheelchair to jump for TikTok (which Viktor immediately recognizes as a PR disaster waiting to happen), and then—like a hero nobody asked for— Pukey the Dog makes a triumphant return, filling the studio with the kind of noises that would get you kicked out of a public library. Toss in questionable promotional items (including a Magic 8-Ball that roasts Viktor), a parking lot Fireball mystery, and a deep dive into why every radio station owns at least one completely unexplainable object, and you’ve got an episode that feels like hanging out in a studio where absolutely nothing productive is happening—but you don’t want to leave.