Felicia Day

Welcome to Night Vale's 100th Episode. A toast! The voices featured this episode are: Cecil Baldwin, James Urbaniak, Mara Wilson, Annie Savage, Mark Gagliardi, Emma Frankland, Meg Bashwiner, Jackson Publick, Kate Jones, Maureen Johnson, Erica Livingston, Christopher Loar, Kevin R. Free, Lauren Sharpe, Felicia Day, Marc Evan Jackson, Molly Quinn, Fred (the OS computer voice), Wil Wheaton, Symphony Sanders, Aliee Chan, Jasika Nicole, Desiree Burch, Retta, Hal Lublin, Dylan Marron, Jeffrey Cranor, and Flor De Liz Perez. Weather: "Second Song" by Joseph Fink. josephfink.bandcamp.com Music: Disparition, disparition.info. Logo: Rob Wilson, robwilsonwork.com. Produced by Night Vale Presents. Written by Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor. Narrated by Cecil Baldwin. More Info: welcometonightvale.com, and follow @NightValeRadio on Twitter or Facebook.

Guest Felicia Day, expert in the intersection of IBS and therapy, offers advice. Topics include NFTs and their partnership with unreliable Slick Steve, playful conversation about Ferrero Rocher chocolates, Spider-Man's love for Squarespace and NetSuite, bathroom habits and empathy, a tragic event and Felicia Day's acting career, discussion about the 'Third Eye' project and its notable cast, bathroom breaks and unexpected intercourse with dragons, and dragon sex book discussion.

Felicia Day discusses the remake of Super Mario RPG on the Nintendo Switch with the hosts. They talk about the unique and irreverent tone of the game and how it set the stage for other humorous Mario RPG games. They also discuss their gaming experiences, including their love for farming games and upcoming releases.

Writer, producer, and actor Felicia Day shares financial strategies for surviving in Hollywood. Topics include valuing personal time, managing finances in an unpredictable career, diversifying income streams, aligning creative passions with financial stability, and understanding the impact of financial education. The conversation covers Hollywood finances, freelancing lifestyle, budgeting tactics, career growth, and achieving financial security in creative careers.

Peter takes an unusual taxi cab ride with an even more unusual crab driver (Felicia Day). Featuring two new stories: “Key Change World,” a kaleidoscopic journey to a world made up of the building blocks of music, written by Jonas, a 5 year old from California, and “The Boy Who Wanted To Be Famous,” a story about the futility of seeking fame on the internet, written by an 11 year old from Missouri named Hugo.