Another dizzying round of no-brow humor. The Epileprechaun searches for a recurring character. A heady debate, a BBC documentary, more White House shakeups, and a moment in the life of Laurie Anderson (no, not Loni Anderson from WKRP, although that would have been very similar, I'm sure).  Written and directed by: Jonathan Bloom. Voices: Ruby Bloom, Tricia Bloom, Caroline Drouin, Daniel V. Klein, Corey Miller, Isabel Venero, and Trace Wax. Music: "Yeah" by The Alcohol Stuntband (someone better sign these monsters of rock); "Great Big, Big, Big Head" by Alice Donut.  Background music from Ennio Morricone's "The Mission".

Audio evidence that the "talking cure" pre-dates Freud. Written and produced by Jonathan Bloom. Voice of the shrink kindly contributed by coworker Corey Miller under pressure by me.

I have already gotten feedback on this one. Total befuddlement. So to clarify..."goosestepping" is how fascists march. Class dismissed. Written , performed, and produced by Jonathan Bloom. Music by Wagner.

Noam Chomsky once said that the sentence "Colorless green dreams sleep furiously" is meaningless. Well, Noam is about to meet the Epileprechaun and find out what the meaning of "meaningless" really is. Written and produced by Jonathan Bloom. Vox: Jonathan Bloom and an anonymous contributor. Kids voices: Ruby Bloom and Jesse Bloom.

"Epileprisode 4: The Holy Trifecta" - This episode is funnier than Joan Didion's new book! Written and produced by Jonathan Bloom. Vox: Jonathan Bloom, Tricia Bloom, Ruby Bloom, Daniel V. Klein, Bobbi Manian. Music: "Pretty Lightning" by the New Bomb Turks, "Sign the Dotted Line" by the Tall Dwarves.

Warning! Quality questionable! Written and produced by Jonathan Bloom. Vox: Daniel V. Klein. Music: "The Stars and Stripes Forever" by John Philip Sousa.

4-hour epics. They're all alike. Written and produced by Jonathan Bloom. Vox: Jonathan and Tricia Bloom. Music by Howard Shore and Nino Rota.

"They can't all be funny...you've gotta expect that sometimes." -Groucho Marx. Sleep-Written and Under-Produced by Jonathan Bloom. Vox: Daniel V. Klein, Jonathan Bloom. Music: "Bang" by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.