The Toddening – Tripod ep. 9

EWontolla made an EP, about four thousand other things got released in the same month, lots of Tripulse-related things are mentioned, a bunch of video game stuff is discussed, and we give ol' Todd Howard a hard time yet again.

Stay Hydrated – Tripod ep. 8

EIt's been a while, hasn't it? Kit made an album, the second Canvas album winners get announced, video games are talked about, and some other cool stuff happens. Also water.

Adrian Disagrees – Tripod ep. 7

EWe talk about a lot of music, later we talk about E3, the usual shenanigans ensue. Does anyone even read these little summaries? Contact us at our web zone if you read this.

Episode Title – Tripod ep. 6

EThis time, we rapid-fire a lot of cool music before going on a long tangent into the raw power of weeb music, and later, disappointment in video games.

Sanity is Overrated – Tripod ep. 5

ECertifiably the best Tripod yet by at least one person, the energy is high and the shenanigans are a full power this time around. Adrian is once again fueled by anger and has a mental breakdown, Wallace was playing Super Smash Bros the entire time, and there were six speakers instead of five for some reason.

Tangents Into Tangents – Tripod ep. 4

EIn this episode, we go over some of the recent Tripulse events and discuss how we might improve upon them, and what the future may hold for Tripulooza and Canvas. We also try to talk about both recent games and recent music, but instead spend more than three quarters of that time on one tangent or another.

Fueled by Anger – Tripod ep. 3

EAdrian’s internet connection is now fueled by his anger. We also do a better job handling the text chat this time.

Still in Ohio – Tripod ep. 2

EAdrian is still in Ohio. Adrian also comments on a text chat without contextualizing it far too often.

State of the Union – Tripod ep. 1

EWe're Tripulse, and this is a podcast. The first one. Of ours, not of all podcasts. In this first episode, Adrian, Wallace and Kit talk about Tripulse, what it means to them, what they want to do, and stuff like that. And there’s tangents.