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The woman hunting Tina Infantino across the multiverse has a singular grudge, and she's not backing down. Between a infinite shopping mall, a frozen wasteland with a chilling message, and a full-scale breach inside W.E.I.R.D.E. headquarters itself, Tina's running out of room to figure out what she's supposed to be. A girl who's spent her whole life feeling small finds out she might be anything but. The thrilling origin of Infinite Tina concludes! After the story, creator Bill Meeks brings in voice actress Mandy McCullough where she finally answers "what makes up a Mandy." She also shares her kid perspective on malls like the one Tina visits in this episode. NEXT TIME: In a small town, gossip is nearly impossible to keep A Secret to Everybody . SPONSOR CAST LIST Mandy McCullough - Tina Infantino / Ken Sako / Mrs. Infantino / Thelma / Susan / Misc. Voices Bill Meeks - Jim Colvin / Hibboticus / Mr. Matheson / Mr. Infantino / Misc. Voices Dan Pavatich - Nosloo the Great Andrea Lavender - Cynthia Postal Sean Weiland - Bucky Allison Cossitt - Susie Shelly Meeks - Young Jeremy Hahn Additional voices by the Cornerstone Theater Players . LINKS Everly Heights Join the EVERLY HEIGHTS ARTS BOARD and support the show Buy the Infinite Tina book Everly Heights Tales Merch Subscribe on YouTube

With Ken gone and the guilt eating her alive, Tina takes Jim Colvin up on an offer that sounds a lot like a job: join W.E.I.R.D.E., save the multiverse, and maybe find her friend along the way. A whirlwind tour of the strangest headquarters in Everly Heights introduces her to a crew of weirdos she didn't know she needed. Then a punk rock troll with a blowtorch takes her along for a field assignment on the wrong side of the multiverse, where someone familiar is waiting for her. In the aftershow, Bill Meeks brings back voice actress Mandy McCullough for another Saturday morning discussion. They get into cereal loyalty, the multiverse destination Mandy would actually want to visit (she has conditions), and the strange legacy of the Pizza Hut lunch buffet. NEXT TIME: The multiverse is unraveling, W.E.I.R.D.E. is under siege, and Tina Infantino is the only one who can stop what's coming. No big deal. INFINITE TINA PART 3: LET'S GET SINGULAR. SPONSOR CAST LIST Mandy McCullough - Tina Infantino / Ken Sako / Mrs. Infantino / Thelma / Susan / Misc. Voices Bill Meeks - Jim Colvin / Hibboticus / Mr. Matheson / Mr. Infantino / Misc. Voices Dan Pavatich - Nosloo the Great Andrea Lavender - Cynthia Postal Sean Weiland - Bucky Allison Cossitt - Susie Shelly Meeks - Young Jeremy Hahn Additional voices by the Cornerstone Theater Players . LINKS Everly Heights Join the EVERLY HEIGHTS ARTS BOARD and support the show Buy the Infinite Tina book <a href="https:

In the fallout of a digital betrayal that’s made her a middle school pariah, Tina meets Ken Sako at the Dixon Park swingset for a big talk, and maybe a fresh start. But something they find in the sand has been waiting for a lonely kid just like Ken, and the friendship that was holding him in Everly Heights is on life support. After a world-weary waitress at Gaston's points them toward a mysterious man named Jim Colvin, the two friends discover that the Ometahedron can offer Ken something Everly Heights can't: a clean slate. Ken finally has an option better than computer club, and he’s ready to take it. But can Tina stop him before their friendship disappears? After the story, creator Bill Meeks brings in voice actress Mandy McCullough for a Saturday morning aftershow that's part craft talk, part 90s nostalgia therapy session. They dig into the era's design DNA, weird Prince jokes on Animaniacs, and how Mandy became a voice actor. She also shares what it's like returning to Bill's Everly Heights universe across multiple characters and productions. NEXT TIME: Tina gets a part time job and learns to love the multiverse in INFINITE TINA PART 2: WELCOME TO W.E.I.R.D.E. SPONSOR CAST LIST Mandy McCullough - Tina Infantino / Ken Sako / Mrs. Infantino / Thelma / Susan / Misc. Voices Bill Meeks - Jim Colvin / Hibboticus / Mr. Matheson / Mr. Infantino / Misc. Voices Dan Pavatich - Nosloo the Great Andrea Lavender - Cynthia Postal Sean Weiland - Bucky Allison Cossitt - Susie Shelly Meeks - Young Jeremy Hahn Additional voices by the Cornerstone Theater Players . LINKS Everly Heights Join the EVERL

It’s the late 90s, and the World Wide Web is turning Everly Heights into a digital minefield. Tina Infantino is heading for Space Camp, while her best friend Ken Sako is stuck in the Rust Belt channeling his grudge into the hit Game Creation System ZZT from Epic MegaGames. From the cash register at Convenience Market to the pixelated infamy of Princess Puke and the sickening spin of a Space Camp staple, this digital tragedy explores the roles we play to fit in, the buffers that can overflow if you don't clear the cache, and the tragic ease with which we can delete our truest friends just to survive. After the story, stick around as creator Bill Meeks reveals the real-world "Space Camp kerfuffle" at Riesbeck's Food Market in the real Everly Heights (Wheeling, WV) where a missed phone call from a "strange man" may have cost him a trip to the star simulators of Space Camp. He also discusses the legacy of ZZT, the ASCII-based ancestor of Fortnite, and how its "digital clubhouse" offered a home to the weird, the queer, and the homeschooled creators of the 1990s. NEXT TIME: Ken and Tina try to make amends in INFINITE TINA PART 1: WORLDS APART. SPONSOR CAST LIST Mandy McCullough - Tina Infantino / Ken Sako / Space Camp Instructor / Mrs. Infantino Bill Meeks - Mr. Matheson / Ricky Special / Mr. Infantino / Evan / Misc. Voices Shelly Meeks - Young Jeremy Hahn Sean Weiland - Dick Armstrong Additional voices by the Cornerstone Theater Players . LINKS Everly Heights Join the EVERLY HEIGHTS ARTS BOARD and support the show Ultraware ZZT Game Pack (Windows) Riesbeck Foods Everly Heights Tales Merch Subscribe on YouTube

In "The Quackening," Angela Craig is back in Everly Heights, and she's not happy about it. Sleeping in her old room and haunted by a fresh divorce from her gaslighting ex, Travis, her life is a mess. That is, until she has a bizarre run-in with Beatrix Knapp and her old high school bullies, "The Sparkles". They offer her a strange inheritance from a dead relative. Inside a magical box she'll discover the ancestral power to make her wishes a reality. But does Angela want recovery, or revenge? After the story, Bill Meeks reveals the episode's "Goodbye Earl with Witches" inspiration , discussing his personal experiences with domestic abuse that shaped the narrative. PLUS: A production postmortem from his IRL sister who voices two characters in the main show. SPONSOR CAST LIST Kate Sheridan - Angela Craig Dawn Meeks - Great Aunt Mildred's Spirit/Mrs. Craig Dallis MacKenzie - Beatrix Knapp Mandy McCullough - Rebecca/Veronica Skyler Nichol - Travis Hagee LINKS Everly Heights Join the EVERLY HEIGHTS ARTS BOARD and support the show Buy Mr. Matheson's Arithme-TIPS Comic Collection Everly Heights Tales Merch Subscribe on YouTube Universe Box - Theater

Meet the Special family, a theater-loving, stoner couple and their three very different kids. It’s 1994, and Michael and Jennifer Special are just trying to help fund in the arts in their community, but their son Ricky is on the run from a school bully, and their daughter Zara is betting everything on a plan to start the school year as a popular girl. With a mix of '90s nostalgia, sitcom homages, and a healthy dose of humor, "Welcome, Freshmen" will teach you the joys of scented oxygen, the perils of Crystal Pepsi, and why you should never trust a math teacher to do "creative accounting" for the arts. Equal parts funny, smart, and a little messed up, just like Everly Heights itself. SPONSOR CAST LIST Bill Meeks - Ricky Special/Infomercial Announcer/Mr. Matheson Sean Seigler - Michael Special Kristyna Zahrek - Abby Special Laurin Skarr - Zara Special Kaushal Patel - Phillip "Sinnimon Slush" Simonson Helena Geraci - Jennifer Special Dallis MacKenzie - Beatrix Knapp Mandy McCullough - Rebbeca/Veronica Howard F. Hulin - Ron Linus/Mayor Brown Richard Reynolds - Jock, Oxygen Bar Attendant Claire Forbes - Brenda, Beach Babe, Carrie Tart Dan Pavatich - Nosloo the Great Sean Weiland - Jerome Bentley, Surfer Dude "How Can You Be Sure?" and "Zara Special's Mini-Musical Suite" performed by Classic Tragic Hero, written by Bill Meeks LINKS Everly Heights Join the EVERLY HEIGHTS ARTS BOARD and support the sho

As a highly educated and skilled stylist, Mandy’s true talent is her ability to listen carefully to her client’s needs so she can create a perfectly-tailored style. She believes that continually advancing her industry knowledge has led to her long-term success and years of happy clients. In addition to her work at Fix Salon, Mandy travels the country as a National Redken Educator to identify new hair trends and teach new techniques to stylists. She also teaches at The Redken Exchange in New York. Mandy has been a contributing hair stylist at LA Fashion Week and the lead stylist for Seattle's Fashion First runway event. Her work has been published in American Salon Magazine, Northwest Stylist Magazine, and Beauty Launchpad. She is also the author of "My Hair Fix" a blog to educate readers about hair facts. In this episode… Mandy shares her insights on the evolving trends in hair care, particularly the growing desire for natural beauty. What sparked this shift? Could it be the impact of the pandemic, or is there something deeper at play? Mandy's passion for mentorship and education shines through as she discusses the importance of guiding the next generation of beauty professionals. But it’s not just about the hair; it’s about the journey. Mandy reveals the challenges and rewards of running a salon, including the bittersweet experience of watching talented stylists grow and move on. How does she navigate the complexities of business ownership while maintaining a focus on client relationships? This episode offers a candid look at the realities of the beauty industry, filled with lessons learned and heartfelt stories. The innovative treatments and technologies shaping the future of hair care. From scalp health to regenerative medicine, Mandy discusses the exciting advancements that are changing the game for clients dealing with thinning hair. What does the future hold for these treatments, and how can they empower individuals to feel their best? In this episode of Beauty Talk , host Daniel Gouw interviews Mandy McCullough, owner of Fix Salon Seattle and a seasoned Redken artist with over 25 years of experience. Mandy shares her journey into the beauty industry, which began unexpectedly while working at a resort during the rise of day spas in the mid-90s. She reflects on her initial uncertainty about pursuing a career in hairstyling, influenced by her background as a dancer and her parents' expectations. The conversation highlights Mandy's passion for education, mentorship, and leadership development within the beauty industry, as she also serves as a salon business mentor with High Performance Salon Academy. Tune in to learn about her commitment to empowering the next generation of beauty professionals and the joy of working in a creative and energetic environment. Want to be featured in the Beauty Talk Podcast? Register here: https://medical.edmspecials.com/beauty-talk-application