The Raisin at the Hot Dog's End Jonas & Lydia

Yes, it’s been almost a year since the last episode but their chaotic recording and uploading schedule is just part of their charm. Catch up with Lydia and Jonas’ shenanigans as they deal with rising crime levels, play D&D, dodge tourists and mispronounce Icelandic words in a brave new post covid Iceland. Spoiler alert: It’s just like pre covid Iceland, only with more tourists than ever before and a rising number of covid infections. Yay!

Jonas and Lydia spend yet another summer on The Rock but still manage to keep themselves entertained, visiting the newest most trendiest place in Iceland, Sky Lagoon, and exploring the Eastfjords. And no, you’re not losing your hearing, that high pitched whirring sound is just Lydia’s refrigerator.

Jonas and Lydia munch on blueberries, talk knitting, Lydia’s crazy cat lady potential, reinstated restrictions, the C-word (no, not that c-word), the latest on the volcanic eruptions in Iceland and sing a little Barbra Streisand.

Jonas and Lydia talk about the recent volcanic eruption near Fagradalsfjall in Geldingadalur (Castration Valley), Iceland once again opening its borders to tourists, explore the wonders of knitting and provide their live and direct commentary on the music video for Iceland’s 2021 entry for Eurovision, 10 Years by Daði og Gagnamagnið.

They’re ba-ack! Just like the ghosts that kidnapped little Carol Anne in the movie Poltergeist.

Jonas and Lydia review what went well and what went terribly wrong in 2020 all the while trying desperately to remain positive despite the bad taste 2020 and the first seven days of 2021 have left in their mouths. Explosive diarrhea can have that effect. And as expected, everything eventually comes back to drag, ‘wrastling,’ books and cheese.
Bless, bless y’all.

Take a vicarious virus-free vacay with the Raisin at the Hot Dog's End as your fearless hosts explore this ghost town of an island (cue tumbleweed) after the tourist pipe got shut off in this two-part episode.

In Part 2, Jonas and friends explore the northern and southern reaches of Iceland, including the Sardinia of the North, Ólafsjörður, and Iceland's very own volcanic darlings, the Westmann Islands. Lydia and Jonas both visit the island of Hrísey but with two completely different perspectives.