This episode sponsored by Pat Hendom and Affiliates, protecting the rights of the slightly injured for three generations; The Redman Group, providing questionable financial advice to the elderly; and the Mama Yagi Meat Company, makers of the world's first reversable cold cuts. -- Today's news headlines. An interview with the victim of a scientific experiment gone horribly wrong. And our annual fund drive.

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This episode sponsored by Jugsy's Second Chance, a not-for-profit gentlemen's club providing live erotica to San Diego's homeless; The Fluckner Foundation, providing support and rehabilitation for people who misuse the word "literally" ; and Roscoe International, breaking down the barriers between marshmallows and French People. -- Today's news headlines. A plea for a new kind of support to IPR. And a mention of our new corporate sponsors.

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This episode sponsored by Kroner, Julius and Gaberdeen, for coverage of environmental issues; The Mercer Quill Foundation, for coverage of entrepreneurial Latvians; and the Macomber Investment Corporation, for coverage of the Macomber Investment Corporation. -- An interview with Samuel Keyes; award-winning novelist, babaganoush gourmand, friend of the condor, smoker.

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This episode sponsored by the Irma Yoosh Foundation, providing alternatives to solar-based afterschool programs for low-income wildlife. -- Today's news headlines. Also a feature on a woman whose influences include Voltaire and The Herculoids. The local weather. And a promo for a new segment; Discovery Discovery.

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This episode sponsored by the Bailiwick Southern Methodist Turkish Lesbian Charitable Trust. -- Today's news headlines. Also commentary from obtuse, heavily-accented writer Cody Andrescu.

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This episode sponsored by Citizens' Awareness and Concern, reminding everyone that Humidifier Safety ranks above Thiamin Deficiency on some list. -- A special report from the UK desk of IPR on the gay marriage debate.

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This episode sponsored by Shumke Industrial Vagueries, serving the needs of its clients in the greater local area for some time. -- This episode - your letters (May 2007)

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Free Smoothies for Nobel Laureates, and Why Not to Carry Around Erotic Balloon Animals in Stockholm -- This episode sponsored by our online partners at FlameRetardantBathTowels.com

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Currency Standards, Ergonomic Ottomans, No Undergarments -- This episode sponsored by Scrumly 3Bjorcdrum, creators of the Muscava Ergonomic Ottoman.

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This episode sponsored by Methuselah Hair-Growth for Baptists. What better tribute to God than a thick, lustrous head of hair.

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This announcement recorded using biodegradable voice-over actors

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This episode funded exclusively via the sale of IPR commemorative blood glucose meters. -- Inside the Metal Box; an interview with claustrophobic strangler and outdoor chef Graham Von Shreinhaus.

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This episode sponsored by the Murderers Surplus Store, featuring "slashed" prices on a wide array of orange jumpsuits, duct tape, duffle bags, plastic tarps, and factory-remainder hand-saws. -- From a secret vault IPR keeps at Car Talk Plaza, a lost segment of Car Talk.

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This episode underwritten by Sad Polly's Microwaveable Salads -- This week we visit "May I Have The Aisle Seat? I Need To Be Able To Crack My Knees..." ; IPR's weekly look at the movies

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This episode begrudgingly supported by The Million Fish Sticks Initiative -- This week; No whispering, brittle bones, spitting seals that begin with L.

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An unauthorized presentation of a lost "Fresh Air" interview. -- This podcast episode made possible through the support of the Swirdling Panther Hospital, and their community outreach program providing seniors with limited mobility the chance to have the unconditional love and companionship of a recently mended African Panther.

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Outtakes from our 2009 Holiday podcast (contains adult language)

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Today's headlines. Avant-garde entomology. A traffic update. -- This edition of IPR is made possible through the generous support of the Ruth Nutherton Booth Minnesota Dental Initiative, spreading the truth about tooth decay to Deluth Lutheran Youth.

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