Perry blows off the original podcast shoot without giving a reason why because he claims it’s PRIVATE family business, so Don takes the opportunity to tape a TEST podcast of The Comedy Pure-Rock Resurrection and the chemistry that he has with co-host Lisa Marie is off the hook. Perry’s manager, Nick was in town and encouraged Perry to try and do the right thing by helping Don finish up the podcast, The Scaremaster becomes upset after hearing the TEST podcast that Pure-Rocker, Dicky Barrett is the announcer on. - See more at: http://thebig3podcast.com/2013/06/28/don-takes-over-cprr/#sthash.yFosX02Q.dpuf

Perry feels that discussing his family matters on the show is none of anybodies business while Don is still asking people to make a contribution to the “Find Mole & JQA Fund” if they want to see them again. We find that Mole got a promotion, moving into detective training level in the CF&G and Mole picks up the pace of the show by bringing out his loaded gun. We also find out that Perry is studying to become a stock broker. - See more at: http://thebig3podcast.com/2013/06/21/moles-got-a-gun/#sthash.VM4WgPdT.dpuf

The podcast started & for the third week in a row, there was no Mole, William Randolph Hearst III called and donated $100,000 to the, “Find Mole & JQA Fund”, challenging others to donate money. Shortly after, during the the guys received a letter from Mole where he admits to have something to due with the shooting of John Quincy Adams, he then appears in the studio telling the entire story of what happened on the boat a couple of weeks ago. - See more at: http://thebig3podcast.com/2013/06/14/whos-back/#sthash.Xn5MAGvu.dpuf

It becomes WEEK 2 of having Mole gone from the podcast with no contact from him or from WCH producer, John Quincy Adams so Don let’s Perry know that this could be the end of the entire Big 3 Project, marking an end to their 21 year work relationship. Lisa Marie comes in and the chemistry with Don makes it almost too hot to handle so they honor JQA in this “Best Of” episode by playing all of the songs that he wrote for Windy City Heat – The Musical.