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If the work isn't publicized, we can't trope it anywhere but Darth.
Working on: Author Appeal | Sandbox | Troper WallShould I summon her to the thread? (I'm not entirely sure how to go about doing that.)
Pinball cleanup threadGiving this another bump to get it back on the first page.
I admit I don't think there's too much that can be done at the moment, though the troper in question was edit warring in part (as I mentioned in the OP, they uncommented out at least one example that they had previously added - Bland-Name Product).
Pinball cleanup threadCan't help too much but I did my own digging and also came up totally blank on finding the podcast in question.
Strangely though, multiple people have made edits on the WMG page, so it MAY exist, but it's extremely obscure and the page itself contains no links to the podcast in question.
Edit: On a reanalysis
of the editors of the WMG page that are not Daisyesque.
One of them, godsquito, has only ever edited pages related to the supposed podcast.
The other two people who have edited the WMG page are Willowleaf 24 and Twiddler, who fixed an incorrect work page link and an incorrect pot hole, respectively, neither of them added new theories (only godsquito and Daisyesque have added to the page in that manner.)
So it would seem that the only people who have ever added anything to the work in its entirety and not just fixed formatting or commented out ZC Es are Daisyesque and godsquito. (Daisy did most of the main page edits, the YMMV page was godsquito's creation).
This pushes me back into the camp of "the work is not publicly accessible or may outright not exist".
Edited by Tonwen "Grandmaster Combat, son!"Daisy hasn't replied to my PM yet, however, seeing how she only touched the Podcast itself and that's it and how she hasn't edited anything since, I think that she might simply never reply back.
I had a theory that this might have been auto-erotic editing (and either godsquito, Daisy or both created the podcast), but seeing how said podcast cannot be found anywhere, that weakens my theory.
From what I've seen on Twitter, the "podcast" is a TRPG session that a fairly small group of people played together. One or two tweets I saw mentioned a recording of it in passing, but I haven't seen it publicly uploaded anywhere.
I'll admit I'm still a bit worried about the risk of drama importation if I link any of them here, but there's one detail that I believe is important to mention at this time. The Twitter account that inadvertently pointed me to the page in question - the one which tweeted about getting into an edit war with a moderator about a work they called nonexistent - says in its bio that it's an alt account of "godsquito." Of course, this is identical to the handle of one of the two primary tropers who edit that page.
The weird thing is, the tweet in question came the same day Daisyesque reverted Tabs' changes.
Pinball cleanup threadI think it would be fair to assume the whole thing is auto-erotic editing by two people involved in the "podcast", although that's just an assumption.
I think it would be fair to move the page to darth because nobody can prove it is publicly available, although if you want to try asking those externally involved parties about its existence/a recording, I think that would not be a bad idea.
"Grandmaster Combat, son!"

There's been an edit war on Podcast.Babes In The Park: daisyesque added some
examples
that lacked context, 𝕋𝕒𝕓𝕤 commented them out
, and daisyesque made some of them visible again - adding context to some but not others
(i.e. the Bland-Name Product example).
There's an added wrinkle to this page, however: I have reason to believe that the podcast it's troping isn't publicly accessible. (This is an issue that's currently being addressed with various Roleplay/ pages, and it seems to be much the same here.) After coming across a tweet where someone claimed to have recently gotten into an Internet scuffle with a moderator on TV Tropes over this podcast - going on to claim that the mod in question had no way of knowing anything about it because it's nonexistent - I did some searching on various other sites and came to the following conclusions:
(For the sake of privacy and avoiding drama importation, I'm not linking to or directly quoting any of the tweets I found.)
Edited by BlueGuy