Roy Gerbil

The Prank Call Hobosodes

Comedy EN ↓ 30 episodes

Hobosodes is a short-form comedy prank call show that teaches you how to not fall for those pesky scam calls. We use examples from actual gullible people to make the world a better place. There. That's a good description. Good job Brad. Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hobosode/subscribe Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/hobosode/subscribe

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Roy Gerbil

Episodes

Hobosode 320 – Air Tubes 18.12.2021 31:19

Phil_Not_the_Doctor wants you to know that inside every bathroom there is a poop-encrusted tube of air that blows the ever increasing layers of poop stuck to the inside of the tube out into the yard. He also said to say that the intro song is by Henrik. The background music is Regan by My Parents Favorite Music. The ending song is Code Monkey by Johnathan Coulton. SUPPORT THE PLA: For extra weekly...

Hobosode 310 – I Don’t Know You 05.10.2021 30:44

Hobosodes are subscriber-only, but I usually release every tenth Hobosode to the public to entice you into becoming a subscriber. That’s how the scheme works. Today’s show is brought to you by everyone’s favorite sponsor, dribblybob. In this one I end my month-long quest to speak with Real Life Old Lady Bobby Hill, then I move on to some of Timmy’s restaurant lists, before ending the show with the...

Hobosode 20 - - - I Command You To Hang Up That Phone 02.10.2021 9:11

Kody forces me to do yet another show where I tell people to hang up the phone. The ending music is Point Of No Return by Expose. Everyone do The Cardo!

Hobosode 10 - - - Inappropriate Corporate Requests 02.10.2021 12:55

Gizmo makes a liar out of RBCP in today’s hobosode as the corporate office calls employees of Circle K to make inappropriate requests.

Hobosode 1 --- Welcome To 911 30.09.2021 12:33

Today Kuraz brings you a brand new thing known as Hobosodes, where I call 7-Elevens and try to convince them to change their store name to 9-Eleven. The music in today’s hobosode is King of the Road by Roger Miller, They Won’t Get Me, also by Roger, and the background music was that weird monkey song by Gorillaz.