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How do you capture a snortalflax? With Abby Waumbaugh

February 25, 2026·51 min·3 clips
A goose can hold a bike horn
Games are apparently dangerous. The host wonders if board games survive in the wild by looking too bored for lions to eat. Wizard elves arrive almost at once. A role-playing spell turns shoes into capybaras, a dice roll goes wrong, and the wizard elf becomes a capybara too. Very normal research. The chat keeps treating every silly phrase as if it has rules, risks, and probably toast nearby. Then comes the egg. The guest remembers boiling six eggs and hearing one make a tiny squeak. Panic enters quietly, because squeaks can sound like small birds, and for one terrible moment a grocery-store egg seems to have become a chicken problem. The host treats this as a real emergency. He does not dismiss it. He asks if the egg might be more like a deflating bouncy castle, which is about as scientific as the situation deserves. The guest takes the egg out, shakes it, drops it softly, and checks for bounce or chicken without being cruel to either theory. There is no bounce. There is no chicken. Just a little hole letting air escape, which is less dramatic but still a decent noise. Nobody learns too much, thankfully. By the end, the show has plugged Duck and Frog, played spot-the-difference with fake and real stampeding elephants, and wrecked Comedy Club for Kids HQ. Cleaning is refused. Fair enough.

As heard by us

Spot-the-difference games, a squeaking egg, and a stampeding-elephants finale.

This episode starts with a daft run through games, then settles into spot-the-difference play and a squeaking egg mystery that sends the host off into a chicken-or-bouncy-egg rabbit hole.

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