28 AUG 2026 · Oscar J. Evans is convinced Friday has already happened. In Episode 4 of Good Morning, Trillberry, Oscar finds himself trapped in Friday², his own confused combination of Freaky Friday, Groundhog Day, and Ferris Bueller. Then Oscar Has Notes tackles a subject close to home: if you want independent movies, theater, podcasts, and original art to survive, you actually have to support them. In Trillberry politics, Oscar discovers the true purpose of bureaucracy: accomplishing absolutely nothing. Luckily, he is chums with Mrs. G, which means he has found the unofficial shortcut through local government. Nepotism? Cronyism? Oscar calls it America. Then Oscar’s Watching Random Television discovers Nation’s Dumbest, and one phrase involving Jupiter may have permanently entered Oscar’s vocabulary. Finally, Oscar introduces a special Friday Song that listeners will hear for three Fridays only: the surprisingly sincere country ballad “The Friday That Never Was.” Friday happened. Possibly twice. Oscar is handling it about as well as expected. Featured Segments Oscar Has Notes
Why supporting independent work actually matters. What Is Happening in Trillberry?
Bureaucracy, Mrs. G, cronyism, and the fastest way to get something done. Oscar’s Watching Random Television
Nation’s Dumbest Friday Song
“The Friday That Never Was”
Written and performed by Oscar J. Evans Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA production from RJPC Studios LLC.Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
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