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The Poodle makes it first appearance in the Literary Circles of London. A Sound Poem sprinkled with Happy Dust is subject to a fact check from Natalie. Captain Cataclysmo sails in to rhyme rambunctiously at a lakeside gig. And an update from the Glynda and Lamar in the writers room

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Jane shares her noodle cart "guru" ritual in the hectic streets of morning blink Tokyo. Leonie takes Marmaduke for his evening walk and observes the everyday miracles in the neighborhood. Akemi steps into the confession booth. We eavesdrop on a nightclub pow wow between Detective Griffin and Jessica on her recent tea experience at the Spinning Claw. And Sam introduces us to show critic Natalie who shreds the show with a garbled slew of sweary invective's.

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Jemima and Oliver discuss Dr Phoebe Sogams advance review of Radio Poodle and its potential implications for the mind/digital divide.

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Rosamund shares her concerns.

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Resident philospher Dr Phoebe Sogam digs deep into the fundamentals that underpin the Poodle. Premier of the first episode in the trilogy series "Yak Yak". And Sam barges back onto the airwaves with an impassioned plea for more airtime.

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Dimitri gives the homo sapiens back on the terrestrial turnpike a reality check. Arabella premiers her new show "Prose Be" with two new pieces from her favorite prose pirates. Laughing Academy director Dr David Belveder has a fireside chat with Darkus. The Dao of the Poodle. And euphemistically speaking with Rajesh recounts a tale of the stallion he likes to call Blue Velvet.

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Premier host 'Sam I Am' unloads on the Big Bart and critiques the station jingle. Staff writer Glynda reveals her top three expectations for the Voices on the show. Nicole shares a dream about witches, soups and oblivion. The Spinning Claw welcomes its first dive-in customer. And Beatrice gives us her interpretation of a classic Shakespeare monologue.

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