4 chapters across the catalog
End of Show ISOs, "Have Your Balls Thanked You Yet?"
The hosts select "In Search Of" (ISO) sound clips to end the show, settling on a crude line from a hygiene advertisement: "Have your balls thanked you yet?" They sign off from FEMA Region 6 and Silicon Valley, reminding listeners of the value-for-value model and the next scheduled broadcast.
The hosts clarify that the show is not their "exit strategy" and they enjoy the production process. A technical question is answered regarding the term "ISO," explaining it stands for "isolated" and refers to a separate camera feed or an isolated audio clip.
Boston Terrier "Talking Dog" and End-of-Show ISOs
A viral clip of a Boston Terrier barking is compared to the voice of Elizabeth Warren or an American Indian. The hosts experiment with various "ISOs" (isolated audio clips) for potential use as show stingers, including a fast-talking woman from a true crime podcast. This lighthearted segment serves as a transition into the final topics of the episode.
The hosts reflect on the difficulty of producing "clip shows" during holidays, noting they often require more work than standard episodes. John C. Dvorak requests that listeners send old-fashioned sound effect instruments, such as coconut husks for horse-hoof sounds, to the show's P.O. Box in El Cerrito, California.
