It's the Season One finale, and you'll never guess who makes an appearance.Aimee has an epic hallucinogenic dream sequence with explosive results.Microwaves, family secrets, and the Potential of a Pancake converge in this zany dark comedy about a middle-aged woman reckoning with her power for the first time.*Content Warning: Jesus Pancake is rated R for content. Episodes contain explicit language, lust and sexual situations, death, dysfunctional conversations, physical and mental illness, drinking, and generational trauma.*Episode 9 features the acting talents of Tamara Kissane as Aimee Murphy, Lormarev Jones as Jem, Julie Oliver as Maureen Murphy, Kyma Lassiter as Tina LeShay, Thaddaeus Edwards as Samson, and Barbette Hunter as Jesus.This concludes Season One of Jesus Pancake. Jesus Pancake is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund and Trailblazer Studios, and contributions from our IndieGoGo Campaign and Patreon.To keep this good working coming, become a Soapboxer on patreon.com/artistsoapbox.Jesus Pancake was written by Tamara Kissane, Juliana Finch, Katy Koop, and Mara Thomas, and directed by Aurelia Belfield.Big thanks to the incredible team who made this audio production possible:Executive Producers: Aurelia Belfield and Tamara KissaneSound design and editing by Aaron FylerJesus Pancake Music composed and performed by Pennee Miles Tina LeShay’s Songs composed by Edith Snow and sung by Kyma LassiterThe audio was recorded at Trailblazer Studios by our audio engineers Sam Elia and Aaron Fyler, and production manager Barbette Hunter with additional support from production assistant Kyma Lassiter. Additional post-production support from Rachel Klem.www.artistsoapbox.orgArtist Soapbox on social media:Twitter: @artist_soapboxInstagram: @artistsoapboxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistsoapboxpodcast/

Aimee loses her job, continues to wade thru her grandma's records, and visits Dr. Ray Ignite again. This is the second to last episode in Season One!Microwaves, family secrets, and the Potential of a Pancake converge in this zany dark comedy about a middle-aged woman reckoning with her power for the first time.*Content Warning: Jesus Pancake is rated R for content. Episodes contain explicit language, lust and sexual situations, death, dysfunctional conversations, physical and mental illness, drinking, and generational trauma.*Episode 8 features the acting talents of Tamara Kissane as Aimee Murphy, Lormarev Jones as Jem, Julie Oliver as Maureen Murphy, John Jimerson as Dr. Ray Ignite, Kyma Lassiter as Tina LeShay, Susannah Hough as Ms. Pim, Ben Apple as Teddy, and Michael Foley as Doctor Kowalcek.Jesus Pancake is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund and Trailblazer Studios, and contributions from our IndieGoGo Campaign and Patreon.To keep this good working coming, become a Soapboxer on patreon.com/artistsoapbox.Jesus Pancake was written by Tamara Kissane, Juliana Finch, Katy Koop, and Mara Thomas, and directed by Aurelia Belfield.Big thanks to the incredible team who made this audio production possible:Executive Producers: Aurelia Belfield and Tamara KissaneSound design and editing by Aaron FylerJesus Pancake Music composed and performed by Pennee Miles Tina LeShay’s Songs composed by Edith Snow and sung by Kyma LassiterThe audio was recorded at Trailblazer Studios by our audio engineers Sam Elia and Aaron Fyler, and production manager Barbette Hunter with additional support from production assistant Kyma Lassiter. Additional post-production support from Rachel Klem.www.artistsoapbox.orgArtist Soapbox on social media:Twitter: @artist_soapboxInstagram: @artistsoapboxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistsoapboxpodcast/

Inara shares her heart with Frater Luke. Aimee and Jem seek out two experts for assistance -- the magical chanteuse Tina LeShay and the indescribable Dr. Ray Ignite. Aimee has a shocking memory.Microwaves, family secrets, and the Potential of a Pancake converge in this zany dark comedy about a middle-aged woman reckoning with her power for the first time.*Content Warning: Jesus Pancake is rated R for content. Episodes contain explicit language, lust and sexual situations, death, dysfunctional conversations, physical and mental illness, drinking, and generational trauma.*Episode 7 features the acting talents of Tamara Kissane as Aimee Murphy, Lormarev Jones as Jem, Jessica Flemming as Inara Murphy, Julie Oliver as Maureen Murphy, Jack Reitz as Frater Luke, John Jimerson as Dr. Ray Ignite, Kyma Lassiter as Tina LeShay, and Juliana Finch as Mother.Jesus Pancake is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund and Trailblazer Studios, and contributions from our IndieGoGo Campaign and Patreon.To keep this good working coming, become a Soapboxer on patreon.com/artistsoapbox.Jesus Pancake was written by Tamara Kissane, Juliana Finch, Katy Koop, and Mara Thomas, and directed by Aurelia Belfield.Big thanks to the incredible team who made this audio production possible:Executive Producers: Aurelia Belfield and Tamara KissaneSound design and editing by Aaron FylerJesus Pancake Music composed and performed by Pennee Miles Tina LeShay’s Songs composed by Edith Snow and sung by Kyma LassiterThe audio was recorded at Trailblazer Studios by our audio engineers Sam Elia and Aaron Fyler, and production manager Barbette Hunter with additional support from production assistant Kyma Lassiter. Additional post-production support from Rachel Klem.www.artistsoapbox.orgArtist Soapbox on social media:Twitter: @artist_soapboxInstagram: @artistsoapboxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistsoapboxpodcast/

Aimee tries to connect via Soil Searchers Soul Community and her local FreshMart. This ep features her BFF Jem, her estranged sister Inara, her dead grandma Maureen, a very patient receptionist, and a very confused shopper.Microwaves, family secrets, and the Potential of a Pancake converge in this zany dark comedy about a middle-aged woman reckoning with her power for the first time.*Content Warning: Jesus Pancake is rated R for content. Episodes contain explicit language, lust and sexual situations, death, dysfunctional conversations, physical and mental illness, drinking, and generational trauma.*Episode 6 features the acting talents of Tamara Kissane as Aimee Murphy, Hazel Edmond as Receptionist, Lormarev Jones as Jem, Mara Thomas as Shopper, Aurelia Belfield as Grocery Loudspeaker, Jessica Flemming as Inara Murphy, and Julie Oliver as Maureen Murphy.Jesus Pancake is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund and Trailblazer Studios, and contributions from our IndieGoGo Campaign and Patreon.To keep this good working coming, become a Soapboxer on patreon.com/artistsoapbox.Jesus Pancake was written by Tamara Kissane, Juliana Finch, Katy Koop, and Mara Thomas, and directed by Aurelia Belfield.Big thanks to the incredible team who made this audio production possible:Executive Producers: Aurelia Belfield and Tamara KissaneSound design and editing by Aaron FylerJesus Pancake Music composed and performed by Pennee Miles Tina LeShay’s Songs composed by Edith Snow and sung by Kyma LassiterThe audio was recorded at Trailblazer Studios by our audio engineers Sam Elia and Aaron Fyler, and production manager Barbette Hunter with additional support from production assistant Kyma Lassiter. Additional post-production support from Rachel Klem.www.artistsoapbox.orgArtist Soapbox on social media:Twitter: @artist_soapboxInstagram: @artistsoapboxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistsoapboxpodcast/

A visit from Sydni's mom. A fridge delivery. An incredible discovery from the past.Microwaves, family secrets, and the Potential of a Pancake converge in this zany dark comedy about a middle-aged woman reckoning with her power for the first time.*Content Warning: Jesus Pancake is rated R for content. Episodes contain explicit language, lust and sexual situations, death, dysfunctional conversations, physical and mental illness, drinking, and generational trauma.*Episode 5 features the acting talents of Tamara Kissane as Aimee Murphy, Keyanna Alexander as Sydni, J Evarts as Renee, Tori Grace Nichols as Jeff, Dan Sipp as Clint, and Julie Oliver as Maureen Murphy.Jesus Pancake is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund and Trailblazer Studios, and contributions from our IndieGoGo Campaign and Patreon.To keep this good working coming, become a Soapboxer on patreon.com/artistsoapbox.Jesus Pancake was written by Tamara Kissane, Juliana Finch, Katy Koop, and Mara Thomas, and directed by Aurelia Belfield.Big thanks to the incredible team who made this audio production possible:Executive Producers: Aurelia Belfield and Tamara KissaneSound design and editing by Aaron FylerJesus Pancake Music composed and performed by Pennee Miles Tina LeShay’s Songs composed by Edith Snow and sung by Kyma LassiterThe audio was recorded at Trailblazer Studios by our audio engineers Sam Elia and Aaron Fyler, and production manager Barbette Hunter with additional support from production assistant Kyma Lassiter. Additional post-production support from Rachel Klem.www.artistsoapbox.orgArtist Soapbox on social media:Twitter: @artist_soapboxInstagram: @artistsoapboxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistsoapboxpodcast/Post navigation

Aimee and Mr. Pickles go to the mall. Things get really weird in The Appliance Annex.Microwaves, family secrets, and the Potential of a Pancake converge in this zany dark comedy about a middle-aged woman reckoning with her power for the first time.*Content Warning: Jesus Pancake is rated R for content. Episodes contain explicit language, lust and sexual situations, death, dysfunctional conversations, physical and mental illness, drinking, and generational trauma.*Episode 4 features the acting talents of Tamara Kissane as Aimee Murphy, Aurelia Belfield as Appliance Annex Loudspeaker, Sarah Koop as Serenity, Julie Oliver as Maureen Murphy, Thaddaeus Edwards as Samson, Matthew Hager as Carl, and John Jimerson as Micro-Pro Guy.Jesus Pancake is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund and Trailblazer Studios, and contributions from our IndieGoGo Campaign and Patreon.To keep this good working coming, become a Soapboxer on patreon.com/artistsoapbox.Jesus Pancake was written by Tamara Kissane, Juliana Finch, Katy Koop, and Mara Thomas, and directed by Aurelia Belfield.Big thanks to the incredible team who made this audio production possible:Executive Producers: Aurelia Belfield and Tamara KissaneSound design and editing by Aaron FylerJesus Pancake Music composed and performed by Pennee Miles Tina LeShay’s Songs composed by Edith Snow and sung by Kyma LassiterThe audio was recorded at Trailblazer Studios by our audio engineers Sam Elia and Aaron Fyler, and production manager Barbette Hunter with additional support from production assistant Kyma Lassiter. Additional post-production support from Rachel Klem.www.artistsoapbox.orgArtist Soapbox on social media:Twitter: @artist_soapboxInstagram: @artistsoapboxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistsoapboxpodcast/

Aimee journals about microwaves and her dead grandma. Sydni (the neighbor kid) comes over and gets carried away with the kitchen knives.Microwaves, family secrets, and the Potential of a Pancake converge in this zany dark comedy about a middle-aged woman reckoning with her power for the first time.*Content Warning: Jesus Pancake is rated R for content. Episodes contain explicit language, lust and sexual situations, death, dysfunctional conversations, physical and mental illness, drinking, and generational trauma.*Episode 3 features the acting talents of Tamara Kissane as Aimee Murphy, and Keyanna Alexander as Sydni.Jesus Pancake is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund and Trailblazer Studios, and contributions from our IndieGoGo Campaign and Patreon.To keep this good working coming, become a Soapboxer on patreon.com/artistsoapbox.Jesus Pancake was written by Tamara Kissane, Juliana Finch, Katy Koop, and Mara Thomas, and directed by Aurelia Belfield.Big thanks to the incredible team who made this audio production possible:Executive Producers: Aurelia Belfield and Tamara KissaneSound design and editing by Aaron FylerJesus Pancake Music composed and performed by Pennee Miles Tina LeShay’s Songs composed by Edith Snow and sung by Kyma LassiterThe audio was recorded at Trailblazer Studios by our audio engineers Sam Elia and Aaron Fyler, and production manager Barbette Hunter with additional support from production assistant Kyma Lassiter. Additional post-production support from Rachel Klem.www.artistsoapbox.orgArtist Soapbox on social media:Twitter: @artist_soapboxInstagram: @artistsoapboxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistsoapboxpodcast/

Jem encourages Aimee to prove her Pancake Power exists...with unexpected results. Aimee journals about A-bombs and creamed corn.Microwaves, family secrets, and the Potential of a Pancake converge in this zany dark comedy about a middle-aged woman reckoning with her power for the first time.*Content Warning: Jesus Pancake is rated R for content. Episodes contain explicit language, lust and sexual situations, death, dysfunctional conversations, physical and mental illness, drinking, and generational trauma.*Episode 2 features the acting talents of Tamara Kissane as Aimee Murphy, and Lormarev Jones as Jem.Jesus Pancake is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund and Trailblazer Studios, and contributions from our IndieGoGo Campaign and Patreon.To keep this good working coming, become a Soapboxer on patreon.com/artistsoapbox.Jesus Pancake was written by Tamara Kissane, Juliana Finch, Katy Koop, and Mara Thomas, and directed by Aurelia Belfield.Big thanks to the incredible team who made this audio production possible:Executive Producers: Aurelia Belfield and Tamara KissaneSound design and editing by Aaron FylerJesus Pancake Music composed and performed by Pennee Miles Tina LeShay’s Songs composed by Edith Snow and sung by Kyma LassiterThe audio was recorded at Trailblazer Studios by our audio engineers Sam Elia and Aaron Fyler, and production manager Barbette Hunter with additional support from production assistant Kyma Lassiter. Additional post-production support from Rachel Klem.www.artistsoapbox.orgArtist Soapbox on social media:Twitter: @artist_soapboxInstagram: @artistsoapboxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistsoapboxpodcast/

Aimee sees Jesus on her pancake. And so the adventure begins.Microwaves, family secrets, and the Potential of a Pancake converge in this zany dark comedy about a middle-aged woman reckoning with her power for the first time.*Content Warning: Jesus Pancake is rated R for content. Episodes contain explicit language, lust and sexual situations, death, dysfunctional conversations, physical and mental illness, drinking, and generational trauma.*Episode 1 features the acting talents of Tamara Kissane as Aimee Murphy, Lormarev Jones as Jem, Ryan Ladue as Joe the Air BnB guy, and Keyanna Alexander as Sydni.Jesus Pancake is a production of Artist Soapbox and Soapbox Audio Collective with support from the Manbites Dog Theater Fund and Trailblazer Studios, and contributions from our IndieGoGo Campaign and Patreon.To keep this good working coming, become a Soapboxer on patreon.com/artistsoapbox.Jesus Pancake was written by Tamara Kissane, Juliana Finch, Katy Koop, and Mara Thomas, and directed by Aurelia Belfield.Big thanks to the incredible team who made this audio production possible:Executive Producers: Aurelia Belfield and Tamara KissaneSound design and editing by Aaron FylerJesus Pancake Music composed and performed by Pennee Miles Tina LeShay’s Songs composed by Edith Snow and sung by Kyma LassiterThe audio was recorded at Trailblazer Studios by our audio engineers Sam Elia and Aaron Fyler, and production manager Barbette Hunter with additional support from production assistant Kyma Lassiter. Additional post-production support from Rachel Klem.www.artistsoapbox.orgArtist Soapbox on social media:Twitter: @artist_soapboxInstagram: @artistsoapboxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/artistsoapboxpodcast/

Microwaves, family secrets, and the Potential of a Pancake converge in this zany dark comedy about a middle-aged woman reckoning with her power for the first time. Jesus Pancake is a new scripted audio fiction series from Artist Soapbox and the Soapbox Audio Collective.Nine episodes of Season One will be released FALL 2022.Subscribe via your favorite podcast app. For more information, see www.artistsoapbox.org.