HeyJaredRevantha's Most Dangerous Prisoners
Rodentron Wigglestaff IV (Chris Mundy) and Giggles (John Gallagher Portero) take you on a tour of Revantha's prisons, interviewing the most dangerous prisoners in the land. An all improvised podcast that's guaranteed to make you laugh and think.
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- 6
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- Sep 16, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Episode 29 - Vretigur the Tengu (w/ Arden Church) (opens the original)
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The boys interview Vretigur, a Tengu in jail for a multitude of whale-related crimes. They discuss using the services of a necromancer, how bird puns are offensive, and the hit play The Wire.
Episode 28 - Alejandro the Armour (w/ Kent Penaranda) (opens the original)
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The boys interview Alejandro (Kent Penaranda), an animated suit of armour in jail for being a henchman of the most evil being in the kingdom. They discuss how all publicity is good publicity, human growth hormones, and how you always need a tight five.
Episode 27 - Kerris the Eladrin (w/ Garrett Levine) (opens the original)
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The boys interview Kerris Star, an Eladrin in jail for torture. They discuss how wearing glasses makes you smart, the different rankings of tears, and getting horned up.
Episode 26 - Jeremy the Bonnacon (w/ Beck Rukavina) (opens the original)
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The boys interview Jeremy, a Bonnacon in jail for killing an entire town! They talk about golden cheese, unrequited love, and the meerkat war.
Episode 25 - Zabysko the Mantis (w/ Marcus Colby) (opens the original)
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The boys interview Zabysko, a praying mantis imprisoned for shady business practices. They discuss the art of the deal, raisins as currency, and ripping the heads off your rivals.
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