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Hello listeners, it's Alex. I've got one little thing fee to delivery. Participation and price may vary. Subject to availability, serving time supply. Hello listeners, it's Alex. I've got one little thing for you to check out before spooky season. If you're looking for Woodbine, don't worry. We'll be back soon with Season 2 in the fall. But for now, if you're looking for something to listen to, you might want to check out Stanland, a new show on the Sonar Network. If you are listening in July 2025, if not, then please adjust accordingly. When cynical podcaster Melanie Hughes

vanishes without a trace, the only clue is her abandoned recorder, discovered by the side of the road,

containing a story that begins with a dusty IKEA wardrobe and ends in a magical realm,

slowly being swallowed up by fast food chains, retail shopping, and vape stores.

Enter Zingia.

Once a land of wonder ruled by a talking lion, now a cautionary tale of what happens when fantasy meets modern consumerism.

At the center of it all is Stan Little, unemployed, unremarkable, possibly the last person

you'd want on a magical quest, and yet, here we are.

Stanland is a five-part satirical fantasy series written by Mike Sachs and S.G. Wilson,

featuring Bobby Moynihan,

Ria Seahorn, John Hamm, John Waters, and more. So here's episode one. You can find the rest on

their feed wherever you get your podcast. And as for me, I'll be back in the fall with more

woodbine, so keep your ears out. I'll see you soon.

From WSUS Raleigh, it's getting to the bottom of it. I'm Milo Goddard.

Let me set the picture of what happened to me this morning. I wake up, waltz into my kitchen for coffee, pull out a mug from the back of the shelf.

My mother-in-law got it for me as a present in 2003, the year the last of the original three Lord of the Rings movies was released.

The mug depicts a hunched and angry gollum, the disgusting deformed creature from the classic story,

and there's a word bubble over him with this

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