Merlola Bordeaux and Alanis Percocet discuss the rules of the playground.

Merlola Bordeaux and Alanis Percocet present an unprecedented look into their voicemail inboxes.  

Merlola Bordeaux and Alanis Percocet delve deep into jeans, cardigans, Rupi Kaur, and the time a girl Merlola knew in high school organized the Ottawa Trucker Convoy. 

Merlola Bordeaux and Alanis Percocet discuss Valentine's Day, Candy Hearts, Potpourri, and that damned clown known as Ronald McDonald. 

Merlola Bordeaux and Alanis Percocet discuss Q-Tips, child labour, and Drag Race. 

The floor? Lava. Jupiter? Swollen, hunny. Cabbage? Patch Kid, girl. Merlola spills the tea on Donna Time, and Alanis bleeds out of her nose.

Merlola Bordeaux and Alanis Percocet have a frank and pep filled conversation with none other than Cityville coffee queen Nelly Cortado. Trigger warning if your name is Java Lynne.  Today's episode features the hillarious Nadine Bhabha, who you can catch on CBC's About Sex and on Letterkenny. Created and performed by Zack Lovetime and Curtis te Brinke

Merlola Bordeaux and Alanis Percocet discuss washing behind your ears, the  destruction of Ms Deb Brie, and a cursed typewriter.  Created and performed by Zack Lovetime and Curtis te Brinke Album art by @jennaration.q  Intro by Todor O

Merlola Bordeaux and Alanis Percocet are joined by Cityville's own Pia Onamata to discuss her work as a performance artist, her aversion to vegitables, the legacy of Steven King's "Carrie", John Mayer, and her memories of being classmates in art school with Alanis.  Featuing Megan Apa as Pia Onamata Created and Performed by Zack Lovetime and Curtis te Brinke Edited and Composed by Todor O  Cover art by @jennaration.q

Marsha Munchausen joins Merlola and Alanis to tell them all about adoption, her celebrity friendships, and The Munchausen Music Many as they gear up to headline the Cityville Potato Festival.