show. In 2006 WNYC-FM, a public radio station in New York City, picked up the show, and PRI decided to distribute it. As of September 2008 the show was carried on 18 public radio stations, in addition to the podcast. In January 2012, the show was renamed Bullseye, and began featuring The Go! Team's "Huddle Formation" as its theme song. As of April 2013, the show is distributed by National Public Radio. Market availability In addition to the availability of the show as a podcast, the program is heard on 59 public terrestrial radio stations in 17 states. Other projects In April 2006, The Sound of Young America launched a second podcast, The College Years, chronicling the pre-podcasting history of the show. In December 2006, Thorn and Morris reteamed to launch the podcast-only program Jordan, Jesse, Go! (The first two episodes were released as "The Untitled Thorn/Morris Project".) The show is a return to the free-form radio that they did in Santa Cruz, before The Sound of Young America became almost exclusively an interview show. The first episode featured the return of former staple "Hang It Up/Keep It Up". The second episode saw the return of "Would You Rather?" and the introduction of "Judge John Hodgman" a mock-trial presided over by author/raconteur John Hodgman. Later shows often feature guests such as author Sarah Vowell, actor Rob Corddry, and various contemporary comedians. References External links American comedy radio programs Audio podcasts Maximum Fun NPR programs 2004 podcast debuts 2000 radio programme debuts Interview podcasts Comedy and humor podcasts American podcasts