It’s the final episode of Getting You Home On Friday, and we leave our lovely Caesar and Sensus with the lovely Ruth the Toothless Soothsayer. Will she bring positive news of a wonderful, glorious future? Or does she see what horrors humankind brings upon itself, starting with the tragic day in which Harambe dies? Stay tuned to find out!

We also wrap up the investigation at the Shabby Seagull Inn overlooking the Straits of Dire, with the great team at Paranormal Patrol. Are there ghosts haunting the estate? Or is it a fever dream that will haunt Buster until the end of his days?

And ending the episode, we have a poem and song, both written (the latter sung) by the original writer and creator of GYHOF, Mike Jones. It would have been his birthday this October, so we celebrate his life and the worlds he created with this final episode.

We’re going home, hopefully with a smile on our faces and a laugh in our belly.

Stay safe and enjoy the little things in life.

*We acknowledge that the introduction of “Ladies and Gentlemen” is not as inclusive as one would like it to be, but was written and recorded in a different time. We acknowledge that the world is full of billions of individuals, all unique and glorious and we wish to invite all those who enjoy a good laugh.

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are warned that the following program may contain voices of deceased persons.

Credits:

On the Roman Nose, Dire Warning

Nate Gothard as Caesar

Hester van der Vyver as Sensus and Ruth

Thomas Taufan as Voice and Guard

Linda Chong as Intercom 

Paranormal Patrol, Shabby Seagull Inn (Chapter 20)

Gavin Jones as John    

Thomas Taufan as Pete 

Hester van der Vyver as Lady in Blue

Nate Gothard as Buster, Crewman and Voice Over

Linda Chong as Arabella 

The Last Hurrah, Poem

Nate Gothard as Voice

Mike Jones as himself
Includes “Open Skies” by Slow Road South / Mike Jones

Written by Mike Jones and Iley Jones
Produced by Bass Mike Studios and Iris Lantern