This week on the Glass Cannon podcast after the conclusion of Book One, the gang recalls some of their favored moments.

I really enjoyed as a moment that the time that Bork got launched out of the catapult.

Oh, I forgot. How could we forget?

Tries to grasp Skid's dated references.

He looked like the lead bassist from Striper.

Oh, what?

So weird that I didn't get Skid's reference.

And learns of the sordid history of the playhouse.

Me for a little finger-bank session, playhouse.

Plus, a long-awaited backstory may come to light.

But there's one character I think we don't know very much at all about the most mysterious character in the group.

I think it's time, depending if you want to, to kind of let loose the backstory here a little bit.

The adventure gets deeper now.

Hello out there, Glass Cannonites. Matthew here just to say hi and to spare you the math this time.

So, Book One, done. Trinow, saved. For now.

But yeah, we're pretty pumped. Been an awesome story so far.

In case any of you were worried, we have literally no intention of stopping.

We have a special episode coming up today. Don't want to say too much about it, but suffice to say.

Naaadj!

Yeah, anyway, thanks as always for listening and for all of your support. It's really fantastic.

And thanks to those super nerds who are doing Yomans work, spreading the word. We really appreciate it.

Special shout out to my brother-in-law Logan, who's outed himself as a total fan and convinced people in his office to listen. Well done, Logan.

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