
13 episodes

Silicon Angels Some Nobodies
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- Comedy
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4.6 • 27 Ratings
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While trying to address your technical questions, Simon VanDerbland uncovered some audio files from a second-hand hard-drive Across the course of this podcast, Simon attempts to catalog these files, which appear to be help-desk calls for a mysterious company known only as Silicon Angels. www.facebook.com/simonaddresses
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Part 1: Hypoglossal
A caller is in a tight spot. Hot-tub night leaves a nutty odor. Simon shills the Laser Razor. A customer prefers a slower pace. A caller requests a specific support specialist.
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Part 2: Accessory
A caller’s model is having connectivity issues. A backpacker inquires about product hardiness. Simon advertises for Bannister’s Electronics, friend of the show. A disgruntled customer misunderstands the product. An elderly couple looks to reinvigorate their marriage.
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Part 3: Vagus
A customer seeks to fill the spot left by his late wife. A repeat caller connects with a support technician. Armando Salazar presents Salazar’s Exotic Exhibitions. A customer is concerned her model may be recording her. A member of the press seeks information concerning Silicon Angels.
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Part 4: Glossopharyngeal
A couple is getting divorced and must settle custody. An eager customer calls, misunderstanding the purpose of the phone number. Some dudes call, curious if their third-party models are cross-compatible. Simon requests advertising. A caller needs help migrating user permissions. An eager customer gets redirected to the sales department.
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Part 5: Vestibulocochlear
An enterprising film-maker calls about using the models in his work. A repeat caller gets the runaround. This episode is sponsored by Locologos Moving Tattoos. A customer wants to call his model bad names. A customer and her husband inquire about an incomplete model.
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Part 6: Facial
A sales tech answers a suspicious call. A field tech calls the home office for additional information. Simon calls Barry. This episode is brought to you by Armando Salazar. Harry deals with an irate customer. A caller finds an abandoned model. Barry calls Simon.
Customer Reviews
All the stars, and then some
Honestly, a masterpiece in more ways than just the premise of the show. Nothing is left uncovered and I cannot wait to see (or hear) what happens next.
Hilarious
I’m only 2 episodes in but I can already tell this is going to become a favorite. It’s hard to know what to expect from this show at first, but I promise it’s worth it.
Great Serial Fiction
Silicon Angels checks all the boxes. Funny, compelling, and short enough episodes to listen on the way to work. I actually binge-listened to Season 1 in about 3 days. It's that good.