Econocast

It's the final installment of the much loved Econocast. We share memories, talk about our hopes for the future, and bid farewell to the somewhat faithful editor and description writer Collin. We also managed to go the entire series without remembering to angle the mic differently. Thank you to the 10 people who have consistently listened. And that one European guy.This is the last thing I will ever write in connection to anything MJHS.Feels like a good one to go out on.

The Econocast (and a few select guests) gather for a night of friendship, gratitude, and making fun of Collin. Sam is back at it with another story, which we read for our loyal listeners (it has nothing to do with Thanksgiving).

It's a new episode of the Econocast, and Sam has written a lovely little story in preperation. Listen now to hear this story read aloud by the Econocast members as they make Collin - WHO EDITS EVERY EPISODE AND COULD MAKE EVERYBODY SOUND LIKE AN IDIOT BUT DOESN'T - sound like a terrible person.

After a long break - which is definitely in no part the fault of a certain lazy editor - the Econocast tackles the big issues of the day including fruit, the sale of blood, and methods of learning piano.Editor's Note: This episode was still edited after comments questioning my mental capacity were made in a certain group chat. I'm a good person. Yay me.

This episode features Sam lying, Stephen and Collin doubting Ruby's naval engineering skills, and lollipops.

The Econocast takes things outside the econ room to watch the MJHS Theater production of Puffs. We meet fans, have pre-show discussion, and get exclusive post-show interviews with leading members of the cast. Seriously, go see Puffs.

The Econocast does Halloween! Sam reads from the FICTIONAL journal of Collin, Stephen informs us of Adam and Evan's woes (I checked out during that one), Ruby says some words about something, and Collin tells a horrifyingly boring story that we elected to spare you from.Editors Note: Stephen's reference to the Cherokee Spooky Forest is a callback to something else that was omitted. He is not racist. Yay.

The Econocast braves a raging inferno. No economists were harmed in the making of this episode.

In the latest installment of the Econocast, four single people discuss verbally abusing a crush, Sam eats a fortune cookie wrong, and Stephen regales us with a "funny" story.

This episode features discussions on big icks, fresh takes on social issues, and extolls the virtues of using public restrooms.