A Big Special New Year's Day Announcement

Howdy, Jeffrey Kraner here.

You probably know that Welcome to Night Vale does live tours.

We've done seven of those tours, in fact.

If you never got to see these tours, or even if you did and you want to relive them, we have live recordings available to you right now over at nightvale.bandcamp.com.

You can find those seven different live show performances, including our most recent show, The Attic.

We've also got some one-off events like our Thrilling Adventure Hour crossover show, our first-ever live show, Condos, as well as The Debate.

These albums are only $5 and they're so much fun.

So while we're between tours, tide yourself over with our live albums.

That's nightvale.bandcamp.com.

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hi Cecil Baldwin here voice of the hip podcast welcome to nightfale I've got some bombshell news for you guys and that news is

In 2020, Welcome to Night Vale is doing a brand new 50 City world tour.

And that tour is going to be my last one.

Now, I know it don't get too sad.

Don't get in your feels too much.

Because the podcast is going to continue.

I'm going to keep on playing Cecil Palmer as long as I am physically able to do so.

And Welcome to Nightville will continue to tour.

They're just going to look a little bit different.

News shows, news stories.

We've been doing Nightville for over six years now, and I've gotten to travel the world, perform for literally hundreds of thousands of Welcome to Nightville fans.

And it's, I mean, it's changed my life in so many profound ways not to mention the fact that we fought librarians together and we almost bought a condo together remember that and then we even survived the murder mystery dinner theater together barely I've gotten a chance to live out my dream as an actor not only doing this podcast and getting to do it every single month new scripts, new shows, and getting to stretch my acting muscles, but honestly, the biggest joy has been getting to come to your hometown, hometown, perform for you live in the same room, and a chance to just meet you, see your Erica cosplay, your Dreadnought Scout cosplay, and listen to your stories when you find me after the show.

So, I hope that all of you come out for this 2020 Nightville Tour, my last tour.

And I hope that we make this the best one yet.

See you then.

Hey, y'all, it's Jeffrey Kraner.

And this is Joseph Fink.

So as you heard, this will be Cecil's last live tour.

We're planning a really special script.

So if you want to see the classic Night Vale live lineup doing some of our best work yet, then make sure you do not miss this tour.

We're excited to see you out there.

Get your tickets at welcometonightvale.com.

And as mentioned, we will be returning with a new live show in 2021.

That will be a fundamentally new way of doing the show live.

So while you should not miss your last chance to see Cecil on stage, he holds a live audience better than anyone I've ever seen.

I do hope you will join us for a new era and a whole new way of doing Nightvale live shows next year.

See you then.

I'm Amy Nicholson, the film critic for the LA Times.

And I'm Paul Scheer, an actor, writer, and director.

You might know me from the League Veep or my non-eligible for Academy Award role in Twisters.

We love movies and we come at them from different perspectives.

Yeah, like Amy thinks that, you know, Joe Pesci was miscast in Goodfellas, and I don't.

He's too old.

Let's not forget that Paul thinks that Dune 2 is overrated.

It is.

Anyway, despite this, we come together to host Unspooled, a podcast where we talk about good movies, critical hits, fan favorites, must-season, and case you missed them.

We're talking Parasite the Home Alone.

From Greece to the Dark Knight.

We've done deep dives on popcorn flicks.

We've talked about why Independence Day deserves a second look.

And we've talked about horror movies, some that you've never even heard of, like Kanja and Hess.

So if you love movies like we do, come along on our cinematic adventure.

Listen to Unschooled wherever you get your podcasts.

And don't forget to hit the follow button.

Hey, Jeffrey Kraner here to tell you about another show from me and my Night Vale co-creator, Joseph Fink.

It's called Unlicensed, and it's an LA Noir-style mystery set in the outskirts of present-day Los Angeles.

Unlicensed follows two unlicensed private investigators whose small jobs looking into insurance claims and missing property are only the tip of a conspiracy iceberg.

There are already two seasons of Unlicensed for you to listen to now, with season three dropping on May 15th.

Unlicensed is available exclusively through Audible, free if you already have that subscription.

And if you don't, Audible has a trial membership.

And if I know you, and I do, you can binge all that mystery goodness in a short window.

And if you like it, if you liked Unlicensed, please, please rate and review each season.

Our ability to keep making this show is predicated on audience engagement.

So go check out Unlicensed, available now only at Audible.com.