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Perry wants to cancel his account. But it turns out that if he gets rid of this comprehensive communication, entertainment and security system that he might lose a part of himself, too. Written by: Alec Nevala-Lee Featuring Aparna Nancherla and Echo Kellum Directed and edited by: Nick White Sound design and editing by: Jeff Emtman Artwork by: Jorge Jacinto Here on Howl

On a lunar outpost, former news anchor Cadi Al-Basr hosts a nostalgic radio program meant for registered colonists. When the moon's native residents start calling in, Cadi and her producer Nisma have to figure out what they're trying to say and whether to put their message on the air. Written and performed by: Nadia Kamil. Also featuring Amanda Spinella, Geoffrey McGivern, Lindsey Andersen, Hari Kondabolu, Jesse Thorn, Jordan Morris, and Eric Martin. Directed by: Nick White Special thanks to Colin Anderson Sound design and editing by: Jeff Emtman Music from The Black Spot Here on Howl

Larry is down-on-his-luck until GalCom awards him free passage on a luxury space cruiser. The experimental craft is designed to travel faster than any previous ship of its kind. On board, Larry is surrounded by strange, well-to-do people who won't talk to him. But slowly he starts to hear a flood of mysterious voices in his head. Written, performed and produced by: Richard Haxton Also featuring Nadia Kamil and Chris Bowman Additional writing by: Nick White Sound design and editing by: Jeff Emtman Music by: Richard Haxton Artwork by: Vincent DiFate Here on Howl

Rangers Leon and Michael are the only residents of The Topiary - a tiny tourist planet near the edge of the galaxy, lush with exotic plant life. But due to budget cuts The Topiary is shutting down. So Leon decides to document their remaining time together. When their final visitor arrives, things go much differently than Leon expected. Written by: Katya Apekina Featuring Martin Starr, Matt Bush, and Lilan Bowden Directed by: Nick White Sound design and editing by: Jeff Emtman Music from The Black Spot Artwork by: Jorge Jacinto The original print version of this story appears in Bodega Magazine. Here on Howl

Arch's desperate search for Anne leads to a desperate decision. Here on Howl

Anne receives an unexpected call to audition at Loudermilk Studios. Sensing danger, Arch warily accompanies her. Here on Howl

Jeff Garlin asked for those episodes to be removed. So they won't be coming back. Sorry

Sorry to confuse, we didn't delete these shows. They just live on Howl.fm for premium customers now. That's the plan with all our shows eventually. 6 months of episodes will be free and have ads, but anything older is ad-free and only available to members. Also, Amy said a week or two ago that The Canon is coming back! So hooraay!

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Arch and Anne have the feeling that they're being watched. And a return visit to the crypt leads to a shocking discovery. Here on Howl

Legendary parody songwriters Reggie Crimples, Oliver Dandyflower and Mucky Danders (Paul Rust, Neil Campbell and Michael Cassady) stop by to answer holiday advice and sing some silly songs. Here on Howl

Season 2 Finale! Reeling from his playoff victory, X aims to patch things up with Siya and tell the truth, once and for all. Written by: Theo Macabeo Music, Sound Design, Engineer: Charles Stella Here on Howl

The Grizzlies make the playoffs, X gets played and Siya goes furniture shopping. Written by: DK Uzoukwu Music, Sound Design, Engineer: Charles Stell Here on Howl

After an invite from Hugo, X decides to relax and get out of his head with coaching from Luke. Written by: Mike Guayo Music, Sound Design, Engineer: Charles Stella Here on Howl

X gets a taste of the spotlight and let's it get to his head. Hugo begins to make his intentions with X a bit more explicit. Written by: Rikki Edwards Music, Sound, Engineer: Charles Stella Here on Howl

After Hugo's soiree, X decides to grab drinks with Luke to discuss what direction he should go in. Written By: DK Uzoukwu Music, Sound, Engineer: Charles Stella Here on Howl

With its new stadium the city has Dodger fever but Arch and Anne have more than baseball on their minds. The strange events of late are invading their dreams. Here on Howl

Cryptic words from former child star Penny Blake steer Arch and Anne into a shadow world of subterranean tunnels and secret entrances. It seems they're onto something. But is someone onto them? Here on Howl

Arch and Anne attempt to uncover the whereabouts of Anne's missing manager. Meanwhile, Sputnik burned up and there was a mountain lion attack in Griffith Park. 1958 is off to a weird start. And things are about to get weirder. Here on Howl

Is romance blossoming for Arch and Anne, who met by chance the night before? Why is studio chief Henry Loudermilk at the Santa Monica pier threatening a sideshow mermaid? And what was up with those strange lights in the sky? Questions may lead to answers --- and danger. Here on Howl

Los Angeles, New Year's Eve, 1957/58: A movie star attends the premiere of her new film. At a party in the hills, an underemployed announcer and a struggling actress see strange lights in the sky. A former child star gets drunk again. In an underground bunker, a studio chief toasts the future. These post-war denizens of La La Land are hurtling towards destiny -- and each other. Here on Howl

Enjoy these 29 original songs featured in The Mysterious Secrets of Uncle Bertie's Botanarium, Season 1. Season 2 starts in 2017! Here on Howl

Lil Esther Povitsky got further than most as a ballerina. Esther and Julian have the privilege of speaking to The director of the Los Angeles Ballet Company about whether Esther should've stuck with it. Here on Howl

Jon Gabrus wanted to be an FBI Agent in high school. He and Julian welcome 20 year FBI veteran Jim Sheehan into the studio to see if Jon had a chance to make it chasing bad guys. Here on Howl

He's known as the ugliest wrestler of all time. The French Angel had a disease that caused deformity, but his soul would never change. Colin Hunter helps Colt answer the question of one of wrestling's original fringe acts. Here on Howl