Mihályfi Balázs reveals whether his current audiobook is as exciting as Rinna's book in the studio.
The episode begins with the host asking Mihályfi Balázs about his current audiobook reading in the studio, comparing it to Rinna's book. Balázs responds that his book is less exciting, having only read the title once. The host inquires if he reads classics in audiobook form, to which Balázs confirms. The discussion then shifts to recommendations for other readers, with mentions of Erre Satilla and Topi. The conversation turns to Rinna's book, revealing she starts her story from when she was in prison, having dyed her hair beforehand, and it was well-read by Robi Gergely. The host notes that Rinna is in Böri with her father, not in a tent. There's a playful debate about age and identity, with references to Topi and fighter pilots. The host praises Balázs's voice, but listeners comment it doesn't beat Gyula, who is described as a genius with slow, measured, deep, and morbid tones. Gyula's ability to convey characters, taste, smell, and emotions is highlighted. The host mentions Peti Radics as a good listener and suggests finding dyslexics in the profession. Balázs is revealed to be the Hungarian voice actor for Bob Odenkirk in the movie Nobody and the series Better Call Saul. The host expresses love for the actor and series. The conversation then moves to brainstorming about future readings, specifically considering Robi Palacsintás for the 13th week to solve the misery of half the country. There's discussion about reading a page on the loser, with the prime minister mentioned as a representative. Other suggestions include Judith Pogány and the Pogány Babóca, with humorous anecdotes about the stick and babóca. The episode ends with a playful narrative about the Pogány Babóca visiting a friend with colic, referencing a hard bun and slaps.
