Meg Bashwiner
speaker
211 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 1 Sep
Meg Bashwiner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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This episode's weather is City of Industry by Joseph Fink.
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Today's proverb, wet your whistle.
Really get your whistle wet.
Dunk your whistle in there.
Everyone loves a dripping wet whistle.
Hi, we're Meg Bashwiner.
Of Welcome to Night Vale.
And on our new show, The Best Worst, we explore the golden age of television.
The episode of Star Trek, where Beverly Crusher has sex with a ghost.
The episode of The X-Files, where Scully gets attacked by a vicious house cat.
What can we learn from the best and worst of great television?
Like, for example, is it really a bad episode, or do people just hate women?
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