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As part of our ongoing efforts to infiltrate every one of your senses, we've decided to bring back the APB Podcast, last seen in various forms around two years ago. In this first podcast, Jason Hughes, Kona Gallagher and myself discuss the following topics:

• The Letterman scandal
• A minute (if that) about Jon and Kate
• How the fall season's going so far, including why Dollhouse's ratings are so bad,
• Ask TV Squad, where we answer a question submitted to Isabelle's column,
• Picks for the upcoming week.

Running time is 42:33.

You can listen to the podcast below, or download it by subscribing to our RSS podcast feed. It is also available via iTunes. Feel free to leave us feedback in the comments.

By the way, the music at the beginning and end of the podcast is from the fine folks at GrooveAddicts.com.

Joel and I try something a little different this time, limiting our topics to five minutes each. I think it worked out pretty well, so let us know what you think. Topics we cover this week:

• Joel's upcoming interviews: George Takei and Christopher Gorham.
• The new "Five Quick Questions" interview feature.
• Al Roker ... funny?
• What's with all the Paula Abdul talk lately?
• Comedy Central Motherlode contest -- will it make someone's career?
• SNL's best of TV Funhouse is coming! Sweet!
• HUGE I mean HUGE and very spoilery spoilers about not this week's, but next week's Prison Break. I'll likely not post these, so you'll have to listen to know.

Grab the file directly (link), subscribe to our podcast RSS feed (link), or visit the iTunes music store (link).  (Running time: 40:09)

Well, it was a long road finally getting here, but we've finally got something for you: the first release of TV Squad's general podcast, the All Podcast Bulletin. Be sure to give it a listen and let us know what you think, but be gentle - it was my first time. We'll make improvements and tweaks along the way, so voice in with any suggestions if you've got them.

Go ahead and grab the file directly (link), subscribe to our podcast RSS feed (link), or visit the iTunes music store (link).  (Running time: 36:37)