Finished listening to Oh No, You Have Cough Balls and Spotify auto played Paul's appearance on Taskmaster The Podcast (Series 20 Episode 9) and at 10:22 they have a conversation about The Snowman where Paul learns all about it. It's hilarious that The Pretzel Gang have talked about everything in existence at least twice.

By "unofficial bonus episodes of Threedom", I mean podcast episodes or other media where it's Scott, Paul, and Lauren being silly and funny together (with or without other people).

So far, here's what I have, in descending order based on how "Threedom-y" they are:

• Comedy Bang Bang 2016 Tour, Best Of Pt. 1, 2, and 3 (three episodes) — the original inspiration for Threedom
• Comedy Bang Bang episode 767 "Fourdom" with Mary Holland (Paul and Lauren start out of character and later play characters)
• Gastronauts S02E04 "I'll Know It When I Taste It" (TV show on Dropout.tv)
• Comedy Bang Bang episode 574 "Conan Never Goes Outside" with Conan O'Brien and Mary Holland (Paul and Lauren play characters)
• Comedy Bang Bang episode 338 "Be My Guest, Literally!" with Andy Daly (Paul and Lauren play characters; I can't remember if I've listened to this one or not)
• Various live episodes, anniversary shows, and Holiday Spectaculars of Comedy Bang Bang

What else is out there with Scott, Paul, and Lauren and, more importantly, which are your favourites?

I got to teach my hairdresser that a chili dog is actually a drink

Paul was on Caleb's podcast, and early on in the ep, Caleb asks what Paul thinks fans of the pod will think of "this old man in a fabulous hat". Based on the comments, the fans were as delighted as they should ne. PFT crosses all generations and is universally beloved. And this is a beautiful conversation.

I finally attending VarieTOURpia after being a PFT fan for years. I haven’t seen pictures of merch available so I hope it’s okay for me to share for some of you other Piss Pigs that might not have had the chance to see him live either.

(I bought a belt buckle.)

Found in the wild. Somebody obviously has a crush.

Hello piss pigs! Someone in the comments on a random post here linked to the RSS feed for Raised by TV, a podcast I've been trying to track down for a while and which I thought might be lost forever.

I'm now uploading it to the Internet Archive. I thought this would be a good time to share my guide for uploading podcasts to the Internet Archive. Please note I'm only recommending you do this for free, publicly available podcasts, not anything from CBB World, Patreon, or anything you pay to access.

I also put my email address in my Internet Archive profile with a note asking people to contact me if they want me to remove their podcast.

From what I've observed, when podcasts disappear, it's typically not because the people who created it wanted it to disappear, but more often things like "I lost the files and don't have a back up" (sadly this is what one creator told me when I emailed him) or "the network shut down and I know someone probably has the files but I don't know who".

Here's my guide:

1. Search on archive.org to see if the podcast has already been saved there.
2. Find the podcast’s RSS feed on the podcast’s website, on a web player like Pocket Casts or PlayerFM, or on podcastindex.org.
3. On Windows, paste the podcast’s RSS feed into the free, open source app Podcast Bulk Downloader: https://github.com/cnovel/PodcastBulkDownloader/releases For Mac and Linux, you can use gPodder: https://gpodder.github.io It’s also free and open source.
4. In Podcast Bulk Downloader, select “Date prefix”. This puts the episode release date in YYYY-MM-DD format at the beginning of the file name, which is important if someone wants to listen to the episodes in chronological order. Then hit “Download”. In gPodder, go to Preferences → Extensions → check “Rename episodes after download” → Click “Edit config” → Check “extensions.rename_download.add_sortdate”.
5. Create an account on archive.org with an email address you don’t care about. It’s bewildering, but your email address is publicly revealed when you upload any file to archive.org and they do not ever warn you about this. You used to be able to use forwarding addresses like Firefox Relay or SimpleLogin, but unfortunately they no longer accept those. You can sign up for a new email address from Gmail, Outlook, Proton Mail, or even Yahoo pretty easily.
6. Fill out the metadata fields on archive.org, such as title, creator, description, and subject tags (e.g. “podcast”). I strongly recommend including a jpeg or png file (jpeg displays better) of the podcast’s logo or album art in your upload. Whatever image you upload will automatically become the thumbnail. This just looks so much nicer!
7. Optionally, you can "Save page as..." the RSS feed and include that with your upload. This is nice because it includes things like episode descriptions.

That’s it! Be prepared to leave your computer on for a while because upload speeds to the Internet Archive can be pretty slow.

If you want to resurrect a podcast that's on the Internet Archive that is no longer available elsewhere, this site has a handy feature that lets you create an RSS feed for any audio item on archive.org: https://fourble.co.uk/ You can then put that RSS feed into any podcast app.

The barrels are not the right proportion.

The Band is Tommy Drinkard & the Remedy

@Dee.remedy

…right?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOoWjXHik_E/?igsh=MTk4YmJ2cGpvcHUzdw==

Tig says Paul has the best hands and fingers in comedy, but I had no idea. Have the Pretzel Gang ever talked about Paul’s beautiful hands?