Several days in the writing (and according to one podcaster, "thick enough to stop a whip-it canister") the NOSE HAIR LINT LAND edition of the American Podcasting Association's "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders" (DSM-NHLG) has been dubbed "The Podcaster's Bible."

Debuting on the FINAL BROADCAST of NOSE HAIR LINT GLAND, the DSM-NHLG is an attempt to provide podcasters such as Karen Carpenter, Bob-Marc, Sherilyn Connelly, and KrOB with a much-needed definitive list of all recognized radio health conditions, including their symptoms such as leaving things like clothes, yoga mats, slides, old newspapers, unused coffee pots, and electric kettles in the lobby. But with so many gaps in our understanding of making noise, even attempting to do so is hugely controversial, especially when people are assholes who don't just email the list first.

NOSE HAIR LINT GLAND: Member Driven. Science Based. Patient Focused.

Chatroom History
January 14, 2015 10:00pm - 1:30am
tomb: this whole show is a self-fulfilling prohecy (10:02pm)
Alan B.: High Anxiety?! I could cry, you are all so clever to choose this. (10:09pm)
Alan B.: Saw it first run. (10:10pm)