It's our last Strangerville episode of the decade and we feel old. Also, a man takes the Strangerville Live stage to explain why he deserves to be our next governor.
Story
I Should Be Utah's Next Governor, by Clint Betts
Production by Eli McCann & Meg Walter
This time in Strangerville, Meg and Eli are apparently unsanitary--don't eat at their houses. And a woman takes the Strangerville Live stage to talk about her infertility.
Story:
The Woman Who Got Me Pregnant, by Rebbie Brassfield
Production by Eli McCann & Meg Walter
Strangerville is a production of The Beehive
This time in Strangerville, a conversation about what it means to call out bad behavior. And a "nice disabled girl" takes the stage to talk about a time she was not so nice, and what that taught her.
Story
Nice Disabled Girl, by Shelby Hintze
Production by Eli McCann & Meg Walter
This time in Strangerville, Arianna Rees takes the Strangerville Live stage to talk about the miracles her parents performed for her without many resources.
This time in Strangerville, the Mormons are stalking Eli and Meg will not help. Also, the backstory of the death of Sesame Street's curmudgeonly shopkeeper.
This time in Strangerville, we're sweeping the clouds away.
This time in Strangerville, Eli might be a boomer, but also, so is Meg. Also, a story about getting detained at a border.
Story:
Detained, by Eli McCann
Production by Eli McCann & Meg Walter
This time in Strangerville, Eli got married. And a woman and her 7-year-old niece recount a babysitting nightmare.
This time in Strangerville, Salt Lake City will give you a giant flag to help you cross the street. And Eli tells a story about fixing up his dad's old bike.
This time in Strangerville, Meg and Eli have guilty consciences. And a woman tells the story of her worst ever blind date that would. not. end.
Story
Marathon Date
Production by Eli McCann & Megan Walter
This time in Strangerville, Eli is too sarcastic to get married the normal way, and the Suzzzz details her worst ever babysitting experience.
This time in Strangerville, Meg and Eli discuss cold feet before marriage, Woke Twitter, and childhood anxiety. Then Eli tells a story about the worst seatmates he's ever had on a flight.
Story
Seatmates, by Eli McCann
Music: Write Hear Right Now, by P-C ONE
Production by Eli McCann & Meg Walter
This time in Strangerville, a discussion about "Oh, The Places You'll Go." Then Eli takes the Strangerville Live stage to talk about the time he called 911 on a door-to-door salesman.
Story
Door-to-Door, by Eli McCann
Production by Eli McCann & Meg Walter
This time in Strangerville, a conversation about how to deal with depressing news. Also, a man takes the Strangerville Live stage to talk about a night his small Utah town will never forget.
Story:
A Night of Rage, by Clint Betts
Production by Eli McCann & Meg Walter
This time in Strangerville, simultaneously the best and worst karaoke to ever travel the seas. Also, a woman takes the Strangerville Live stage to talk about a science fair mishap.
Story:
Time Machine, by Alisa Van Langeveld
Production by Eli McCann, Meg Walter, & The Beehive
This time in Strangerville, Meg takes the Strangerville Live stage to tell us about her hawt zebra-print sports bra.
This time in Strangerville, Meg explains the proper drive-through food ordering protocol and Eli defends Pioneer Day. Also, a woman tells her heartbreaking story of a traumatic journey she went through with her adult son.
Story:
Not Always What You Want, by La Donna Keaton (Music by Jared Bird)
Production by Eli McCann & Meg Walter
This time in Strangerville, Eli tells a story about what moving to "paradise" actually means.
This time in Strangerville, a woman lives her most embarrassing experience in a public wave pool.
This time in Strangerville, a woman goes to great lengths to poop.
This time in Strangerville, Meg asks Eli very intrusive questions about his family planning, plus a coversation with the Utah symphony.
This time in Strangerville, siblings swap poop stories and Meg publicly shames Eli for his less-than-graceful plunge from the sky.
This time in Strangerville, woke Twitter is the worst, Meg has butt problems, and Eli commits several crimes as he experiences the most embarrassing moments of his life.
This time in Strangerville, Meg is at war. With a rat. Also a young man recounts his heartbreaking experience of losing a parent to cancer.
Segment
Voicemails, by Tyler Wood (Narration by Jolyn Metro, Music by Eli McCann)
Production by Eli McCann & Meg Walter
This time in Strangerville, Meg feels very conflicted about how to deal with her mice infestation, Eli thinks he's famous, and a woman proudly relives the lengths she went in pursuit of her Jonas Brothers fandom.
Story
Jonesing for Jonas, by Shelby Hintze
Production by Eli McCann & Meg Walter