Cottonsquab

A Glass of Water

Comedy EN ↓ 2 episodios

A Glass of Water: The Podcast, known hereafter as AGOW, is a variety show where your three hosts, Cottonsquab, Rich Gulper, and Kukoo Wasps, pick a topic, usually a product or service, and discuss the best of their worst ideas for new versions of the product or service. Hijinks ensue.

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Autor

Cottonsquab

Categoría

Comedy

Web del podcast

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Último episodio

5 de feb. de 2026

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Episodios

EP 02 A Glass of Water Presents: Bad Ideas - Pet Products 05.02.2026

CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses animal death which could be disturbing to some listeners, audience discretion is advised. In this episode, the a trio of quacks bark up the wrong tree about animal products, to which I say neigh (nay!) Something something cat's meow. Show Concept by Rich Gulper, starring CottonSquab and Kuckoo Wasps. Editing and Logo by CottonSquab Theme song is Tylenol by S...

EP 01 A Glass of Water Presents: Bad Ideas - Podcasts 18.09.2025

A Glass of Water is a variety show focused on bringing you the best of the worst ideas we can muster up. Listen as 3 of the stupidest geniuses, or smartest idiots, describe their Bad Ideas for podcasts in the pilot! Show Concept by Rich Gulper, starring CottonSquab and Kuckoo Wasps. Editing and Logo by CottonSquab Theme song is Tylenol by Shades Email us as AGOWpodcast@gmail.com

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