The Technopod Show

It’s Season Two! We’ve gotten renewed for another two dozen episodes. Thanks for your support along the way. In an effort to kick off with a bang, the crew has prepared absolutely nothing. We get a good review of what happens daily at the TechnoPod Studios for new listeners, Mixer gets an upgrade, and we find out if Chuck is an Alligator or a Crocodile. All this and more on today’s TechnoPod Show!

Can the TechnoPod crew unravel the secret of the mysterious ancient jawbone, known as the Ponkey’s Maw? Did Spark accidentally kill ET? Is this the end of the TechnoPod Show? Find the answers to these questions, and more, in the season one finale!

The Space Pirates are back at it again and this time they have a furry secret weapon.

ET is strapped to a machine at the center of a mechanical planet, being used as a tool for the Skrex to reclaim their ultimate power. Can Type Rider, Spark, and Mixer get there in time? Will ET complete his vision quest and discover his true potential? All this and also jokes about balls in today’s episode.

Type Rider and ET continue telling the story of acquiring the TechnoPod Studios. ET reminisces about tentacle love and his spirit animal, Oliver the otter. Type Rider has a rough time trying to play a Wing Knight concert without ET.

The show starts off with Ryan Klassen’s big announcement. ET and Type Rider follow up by reading some listener mail and answering questions. One question sparks their interest and they launch into stories of their days as the legendary rock band, Wing Knight.

ET is at work on the cloning machine again. This time he’s making derivative versions of himself and they’re really getting on Type Rider’s nerves.

When the crew realizes that Type Rider isn’t sulking in his room, they must spring into action. What insufferable person would cut up Type Rider’s collectible magazines to make a ransom note? And why are they insisting that their Dungeons and Dragons character be resurrected? Find out on this weeks TechnoPod Show!

Things get a bit urgent when ET happens to notice a tweet about a certain mission from NASA, known as Dawn. The Dawn Mission is heading to Ceres and the TechnoPod Crew must scramble to destroy their facility there before they’re discovered. What important documents are hidden on the closest dwarf planet to Earth?

This episode, Type Rider isn’t feeling so well. And why is everything in the studio inside plastic containers? And come to think of it, why does Type Rider have so much extra body hair all of a sudden? Listen in for answers to all these questions and more!

ET and Type Rider have amped up their security on the TechnoPod. What they didn’t see coming was an electromagnetic overload of all power systems, resulting in space station wide power lose. With no robots or weapons, is there any way that the crew can fend off a Space Pirate invasion?

When ET realizes that an expected delivery has gone missing he postpones the show to go looking for it. Type Rider and ET wander the hauls of the TechnoPod finding clues. Who would steal a package? Could it be that former SPS employee, Kevin Jones, has gone rouge?

The crew decides to play it safe this week by taking a break from the show. They settle in for a friendly game of Dungeons and Dragons with a few friends. Old friends Jeremiah and Manny have brought along their pal, Boggy. Will he fit in with ET and Type Rider?

Life in the Manatee Nebula is taking its toll on resident TechnoPod artist, Ryan Klassen. Despite ET’s best efforts, the Canadian still misses many aspects of his home country. The crew decides to pull together and give him the greatest hockey game of his life.

Deep in the heart of the TechnoPod Studios, in the mysterious Sector 14, ET wanders into a long forgotten room containing a cloning machine. Now the ship is overrun with ETs and Type Rider isn’t taking it too well.

Type Rider decides to try to hit it big as a TV game show host. Things go down hill quickly as he realizes his contestants are a bit crazy. ET, Spark, and Chuck the alligator battle it out for the love of a chicken.

Type Rider decides to sort through the backlog of junk mail during the show and stumbles upon a flyer for a timeshare meeting. The Offer: a FREE big screen TV for sitting through the presentation. The Catch: it’s on the Balrog home planet, Helltopia. Will the crew make it out alive?

Type Rider tells us all about causing some chaos at the SPS Facility. Just when we think our package delivery problems are over an unexpected visitor interrupts the show.

The crew must deal with a strange gas leak in the studio. After that, Type Rider receives a damaged delivery from SPS. The show gets a bit derailed as he is forced to fight with customer service.

This is it. ET wraps up his story of being launched into a life in Outer Space and the final showdown for the robot recall. But, first we must deal with a missing package and a strange customer service call to SPS.