Je ne sais what?
A look behind the scenes at the Mad Mechanical's studio. Yes, they have a studio. Why do you ha...
An episode of the All the World's a Stage! podcast, hosted by TheMadMechanicals, titled "Je ne sais what?" was published on August 15, 2014 and runs 12 minutes.
August 15, 2014 ·12m · All the World's a Stage!
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Summary
A look behind the scenes at the Mad Mechanical's studio. Yes, they have a studio. Why do you have that look on your face? Of COURSE they have a studio! You don't think they only have a cart, do you? I mean, they can't afford food, but they can have a studio, can't they? They have to record somewhere, right? Stop looking at me like that!
Episode Description
A look behind the scenes at the Mad Mechanical's studio. Yes, they have a studio. Why do you have that look on your face? Of COURSE they have a studio! You don't think they only have a cart, do you? I mean, they can't afford food, but they can have a studio, can't they? They have to record somewhere, right? Stop looking at me like that!
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