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An improv comedy podcast starring Jim Sterling and Conrad Zimmerman as the inept, callous executives of a shady public relations firm.
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A change in company policy leaves many at FistShark restless. In this episode: (01:20) Craig's Kids (09:35) Billy Milky (17:05) We Wanna Be Sedated
1 A valued client is faced with an act of terrorism and Trunculo gets smart. In this episode: (00:40) Trunculo Home (09:45) Cat Siege (18:15) Damonstration
A mandate from the Senior Partners is received with confusion while an educational initiative catches fire. In this episode: (00:40) Bookmobile (11:05) Haunted Things
A new reality game show hasn't been producing results and NASA has a novel solution for keeping its coffers full. In this episode: (00:40) In the Raw (13:30) Litigation Fund (16:45) Trump Ink
A strong response from the Mayor of Boston has noticeable effects and The Executives discuss a memo from the Senior Partners. In this episode: (00:40) Autoban (08:40) WakandaIsReal (14:40) Memorandumb
The Executives find that the thrill is gone. In this episode: (00:40) Itchy (13:30) Bad Choke
A forgotten project must be canceled and The Executives workshop pitches for a hit Netflix series. In this episode: (00:40) Black Mirrored (13:40) Cryo Me A River
Jim tries to introduce a new cryptocurrency and The Executives dispel myths surrounding global warming. In this episode: (00:40) Denial Climate (11:10) Crypto
The Executives discuss a secret most would be happy to forget; Jim tries to make his mark on common vernacular. In this episode: (00:35) Lunchables (11:10) Deep State
The Executives find ways to trim the fat from a lucrative business and reflect upon the state of topical humor. In this episode: (00:45) Essays (11:05) Shaturday Night
Balthazar starts up a side gig and The Executives get dangerously cheesy. In this episode: (00:45) Reprogramming (12:05) Cheetoh Macguire
An unheeded warning threatens the bottom line, Jim invests in a commodity, and Conrad thinks he has a solution for everything. In this episode: (00:45) Dave Matthews Brain (08:15) Your Ass (18:15) Countdown
The Executives conduct some overseas trading, take interest in a hidden history, and face down yet another cultural protest. In this episode: (00:45) Foreign Trade (10:10) Buffalo Stand (18:05) Wizardry
The Executives try to find work for a very specific brand of talent while dealing with the blowback from a rising star. In this episode: (00:40) The Kicksman (14:00) Prankz
The Executives perform risk calculations on a new attraction, run interference for a child care service, and get very relaxed. In this episode: (00:40) Nightcare (10:40) World of Faces (19:30) Common Scents
The Executives test a new chair, Miley digs deep into a new business venture, and dubious honors are bestowed. In this episode: (00:40) Funeral Concession (12:05) Deep Tissue (19:25) The Lemmys
The Executives struggle with a superhero franchise, something stinks in the offices, and Jim designs a new line of thematic toys. In this episode: (00:40) Smells (06:15) Stuporhero (14:50) Baby Poisoners
A long-trusted ally commits an act of shocking betrayal while the Senior Partners continue to redefine employee culture. In this episode: (00:40) Michael Gams (10:35) NationSide (16:00) Get Casual Support FistShark Marketing on Patreon: http://patreon.com/fistshark
The Executives examine one of entertainment's great mysteries, research decades in the making finally bears fruit, and the threat of loose change looms large. In this episode: (00:40) Under the Umbrella (10:05) Barbara Ann (17:10) Dime Time
The Executives become saddled with a legendarily bad project and FistShark's new spokesman causes a fuss. In this episode: (00:40) Card in the Spokes (07:45) Three Daves (14:50) The Lost City
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The last bit is my favourite bit of this entire series. I've been coming back to it for years. No one will ever read this, I might be the last listener of FistShark. Suppose it had to be someone