Dumberdinkers Radio

In this second show, live from London, we are going to teach you how to eat for free in a very expensive restaurant.You will also hear the story of The Ghost of Leroy Street.The prophet Stalerpepidus Mahoganimous will reveal some painful truths about self-love, avocado toast, and the unbearable lightness of influencer culture.And debuting on our show, the one and only Bimbelina Bitch will finally explain why Britain never attempted to colonize pet shops or hair salons.

Episode 1 – DUMBERDINKERS RADIO: AMERICA — THE LAND OF PLENTY AND CONFUSIONIn this epic launch special, the Dumberdinkers team dives deep into the chaotic wonderland called America — a place gone completely bananas, where plenty of shit’s always going on. America: a land where the past is never past, mostly because nobody bothered to learn from it.Join us for absurd sketches, sharp satire, and surreal musical detours as we unpack the madness, mystery, and mayhem of the so-called “land of plenty.” Expect confusion,sarcasm, and a healthy dose of dadaist nonsense.Plug in, zone out, and get ready to Dumberdink yourself.Special Guests: Jeff Beech, Zach Beech (from LA)Music Collaborator: UDIO AI MusicAbout our show: Possibly the first-ever dadaist absurdist musical podcast comedy show.(We didn’t check, and we don’t care.)What happens when a gang of comedians, poets, musicians, lunatics, nerds, and failed prophets hijack a radio station?You get Dumberdinkers Radio — a surreal, anarchic audio playground where sketches collapse into songs, monologues melt into madness, and logic is promptly escorted out of the studio.Absurdist. Sarcastic. Musical. Very musical. Dadaist. Proudly unhinged.No wonder the show’s motto is:“With boots or no boots, with the fingers up and down!”Hailed as “el número uno” in absurdist-dadaist avant-garde comedy by at least three confused listeners, Dumberdinkers Radio is the proud recipient of the CancelThis Sh*t Award, and a runner-up for the legendary Get the F** Outta Here! Podcast of the Year.**No guests. No interviews. Just pure, polished nonsense.As one critic from a very serious New York magazine put it:“It’s not a comedy show for everyone — because not everyone is clever, intelligent, and has good taste.”Plug in. Tune out. Dumberdink yourself.