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A hilarious scripted podcast series about an 8 and 3/4 year old evil genius who wants to take over the world!
Parent info: The Dastardly Deeds of Professor Nasty is recommended for ages 6-10. It's a Story led show that should be listened to in order. Made in Ireland, it's about Adventure for kids. Launched in 2023, it has 2 seasons.
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The Professor seeks investment to keep up with the demand for his Menace Milkshake. Meanwhile Clarissa and Unbelievable Boy close it.
The Professor seeks investment to keep up with the demand for his Menace Milkshake. Meanwhile Clarissa and Unbelievable Boy close it.
Professor Nasty and Phillip unleash the Menace Milkshake on some unsuspecting kids. Meanwhile, Clarissa and Unbelievable Boy catch a break in the case.
The Professor tests his milkshake on Phillip with some interesting results. Meanwhile, there's a new Super Hero in town.
The Professor calls upon an ally to help him fulfill his evil scheme. Meanwhile Clarissa puts her retirement plans on hold.
Having broken out of Little Riker's the Professor teams up with his baby brother Phillip. Meanwhile Clarissa, in pursuit of Dolly Dollface, learns of the Professor Nasty's escape.
Professor Nasty escapes Little Riker's Daycare. Agent Sparrow is given one more cast to solve before retirement.
Listen to the trailer of the hilarious hit kids Podcast 'The Dastardly Deeds of Professor Nasty.'
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