Freshly Squeezed Pulp’s Tar-Zaan of The Apes is a parody of the original novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Fourteen years have passed since Tar-Zaan, Jane, and baby Jack escaped the clutches of Rokoff, Alexis, and La just off the western coast of equatorial Africa. In response to their traumatic experiences with the kidnappings, Tar-Zaan agrees under Jane’s suggestion to keep his life amongst the apes a secret to his son. To the dismay of Jane, Jack has inherited his father’s love for the jungle. When an Africa exhibit comes to visit London and Akut mysteriously shows up along with it, Tar-Zaan can no longer hide his secret. Jack is kidnapped and with the help of his new friend Meriem he may be able to find his parents again. But Alexis may have other plans… Where will Jack’s trials and tribulations take him? What is Alexis up to? And will the Greystoke dynasty ever be reunited again? Tune into Freshly Squeezed Pulp’s The Son of Tar-Zaan to find out! Media Credits for Episode 3: FSP’s Theme was composed by the troop for the purpose of this podcast. Music credits to Jay Man for the use of his song “Sneaky” (OurMusicBox.com), Alexander Hoff for his song “Drums of Battle” and “Marching Pirates” (goo.gl/9AGRKd). Special thanks to MediaJF99 on YouTube. for the use of their record scratch sound effect.