Scott is always listening.

Scott is always listening.

Scott the Stethoscope was played by Scott Adsit.

Louis has been on the shelf a long while, so he's had some time to think.

Louis, the can of cola, was played by Louis Kornfeld.

Maeve sees all of us. But does anyone see her?

Maeve sees all of us. But does anyone see her? Maeve the lamppost was played by Maeve Higgins. Her new book of essays is "Maeve in America." You can find out more about Maeve and all the great things she does right here.

While we are sleeping, Dennis has dreams too.

While we are sleeping, Dennis has dreams too. Dennis the pillow was played by Dennis Pacheco.

Tara may be just a sliver now, but she's got a lot of fight left.

Tara may be just a sliver now, but she's got a lot of fight left. Tara the bar of soap was played by Tara Clancy. Tara's book is The Clancys of Queens, and you can find more from Tara on her website and twitter.

Ana is headed for great heights.

Ana is headed for great heights. Ana the elevator was played by Ana Fabrega. She's writing and starring with Julio Torres and Fred Armisen in the new HBO show Los Espookys, premiering next year.

Paul may have been knocked out, but he's not giving up.

Paul may have been knocked out, but he's not giving up.

Paul the tooth was played by Andrew Tisher. We also spoke to Thomas Morris; you can find information about his upcoming book here.

Chioke is not as small as he looks.

Chioke is not as small as he looks.

Chioke the grain of sand was played by Chioke I'Anson.

Annie doesn't want to scare you.

Annie doesn't want to scare you.
Annie, the jack o' lantern, was played by Annie Donley.

Ayo has reached great heights, but she would like to come back down.

Ayo has reached great heights, but she would like to come back down.
Ayo the balloon was played by Ayo Edebiri. Among other things, you can see her co-hosting In Bad Taste at Vital Joint in Brooklyn, New York.

Sean's just looking for a connection.

Sean's just looking for a connection.

Sean the subway seat was played by Peter Grosz.

A few moments that for one reason or another got cut from of Season One.

A few moments that for one reason or another got cut out of Season One. Featuring Louis, can of cola, Maeve the Lamppost, Sean the Subway Seat, and more.

Shannon just wants to be part of the story.

Shannon is a bath towel. She just wants to be part of the story.
Shannon, the bath towel, was played by Shannon O'Neill.

Alligator is a stuffed animal, and things are about to get different.

Alligator is a stuffed animal, and things are about to get different.

Alligator, the Alligator, was played by Tom Bodett.

Emmy is just trying to stay positive.

Emmy is just trying to stay positive.

Emmy, the pregnancy test, was played by Emmy Blotnick.

It's hard being a Montreal Expos cap living in the Bronx, but Petey's trying to stay on top.

It's hard being a Montreal Expos cap living in the Bronx, but Petey's trying to stay on top.

Petey the Baseball Cap was played by Petey DeAbreu.

Connor is a portrait of President William Howard Taft. He's hanging on a wall, but is anybody looking at him?

Connor is a portrait of President William Howard Taft. He's hanging on a wall, but is anybody looking at him?

Connor, the painting, was played by Connor Ratliff.

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Sebastian, Alex, and Alex get to know each other, inside and out.

Sebastian, Alex, and Alex get to know each other, inside and out.

Sebastian was played by Sebastian Conelli, Middle Alex was played by Alexandra Dickson, and Little Alex was played by Alex Song.

Chioke just wants to be transparent with you.
Note: this episode is a continuation of "Chioke, Grain of Sand." If you haven't heard that episode, we suggest you start there.

Chioke just wants to be transparent with you.
Note: this episode is a continuation of "Chioke, Grain of Sand." If you haven't heard that episode, we suggest you start there.

Charu is a satellite. Is she alone in the universe?

Charu is a satellite. Is she alone in the universe?

Jennifer is a copy of The Canberra Times from October 24th, 1988. She might not be news anymore, but she’s still paper.

Jennifer is a copy of The Canberra Times from October 24th, 1988. She might not be news anymore, but she’s still paper.

Jennifer the Newspaper was played by Jennifer Wong.

This episode was recorded live at the Audiocraft Podcast Festival in Sydney, Australia, at AFTRS studios.

A trailer for season one.

A trailer for season one.