Big Time

==Overview==
Double Heads Variety Hour presents "Big Time," where DJ Matt Fox presents a playlist combining city pop and contemporary music. He learns about an important nomination, breaks a world record, and meets a pastry consultant. Listen to the episode.
==Episode Summary==
Matt Fox begins the episode without Dillon Minacci, who has now been missing for two weeks. Matt has come to accept that Dillon might never return, and the DJ is excited to play genres that he can't play when Dillon is around. After playing his first city pop track he gets a call from Dillon, who has a new accent and keeps calling Matt "baby." Matt discovers that Double Heads Variety Hour has recently been nominated for Austin Chronicle's 2024 Music Award in the "Best Radio Show" category, and Dillon has been in Los Angeles for the past two weeks shopping demos to agencies and celebrities. Matt is very excited to learn the duo might become big time DJs, and the two talk about all the opportunities ahead of them.
Later in the show Matt meets an interviewee that he booked after a chance meeting in a grocery store parking lot. Her name is Agatha Christie (no relation to the writer), and she is a professional pastry consultant who specializes in Panettone. She works directly with customers who are having problems specific to their Panettones, and business picks up during and after the holiday season. She helps people who don't know what to do with their leftover bread via FaceTime or Zoom, and she is very passionate about her job. She has a tree nut allergy, so she is unable to try the treat.
Agatha's parents split over a Panettone-specific argument when she she just seven years old growing up in Twin Trees, MN – where trees curiously always grow in pairs of two. Because of this childhood trauma, Agatha vowed to help others avoid the same fate that befell her parents. Her father also named her Agatha after the writer due to his love of mysteries. Agatha recalls that her father often staged murder scenes with their groceries, which further embittered her mother.
She loves her job and vacations a few months out of the year, which she typically spends at any ocean because she likes them all so much.
They get a call from Jim Guinness, who notifies Matt and Agatha that they've broken a world record for "the most times Panattone has been said on a radio show." Jim also acknowledges that he's not with the official Guinness brand, but is starting his own book called Guinness's World Records Book, and this is the first record he has registered. Matt is deflated by the news, but Agatha insists he remain positive and appreciate all nominations.
They decide the genres complement.
==Characters==
Matt Fox
Dillon Minacci
Agatha Christie
Jim Guinness
==Featured Music==
S. Kiyotaka & Omega Tribe - "Route 134"
Kronos Quartet - "Tilliboyo (Sunset)"
Jap's Gap's - "Lay Back"
Kinichi Nakanoshima - "Fantasia Of Veena (Veen Ni Yosete)"
Masayoshi Takanaka - "Teaser"