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In this episode of The Edgeheads, The Paula Takeover, Gregg is sick. The cast has been “excused.” And Paula—normally stuck behind the booth—takes full control of the show.
In this completely unauthorized episode, Paula curates her own lineup: pop-punk rage from the Emotional Support Band, a bluesy traffic meltdown, a re-visit to the greeting cards from Nicky the Fish, and one deeply unfortunate podcast celebration cake. With no one left to stop her, Paula delivers judgment, music, and passive-aggressive commentary at full volume.
Breakdown, Bits, and Banter- Paula takes control of the show while Gregg recovers
- Opening phone calls to dismiss the entire cast
- “Instagram Plastic Wannabe” – A blistering punk anthem by ESB
- Nicky the Fish’s greeting card gets… personal
- “Cone Man” (New Version) – A Delta blues takedown of traffic cones
- Our current sponsor ManyIssues.com
- A look back at Episode 04’s Top 10% milestone—and the cake crisis
- Paula delivers with just enough contempt to make it classy
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