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This Evening’s Show is a bi-weekly radio broadcast featuring a cavalcade of bizarre characters, historic factoids, sketch comedy, news stories, interviews, and original music by the Wonderful Land Wonderful Band.
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A call-in from Mike Bluebird the Party Mechanic • Real-time recording of a genuine Pirate's Mirror Talking Circle • Deep dive into the cult phenomenon of Gearheart's Challenge • City-wide hidden microphone recording assemblage • Majoring in Lunch in school? You bet! • All this and way more, right here. CKNWR Radio Station. This Evening's Show. Begins...NOW
It's time to get very excited for this weird weird episode involving a squadron of skateboarding, justice-loving teens, a supercomputer that melted on its way to the core of the earth, and a live Radioball broadcast! Plus, all new music you can dance with your loved one to at the Community Center this Sunday night. All this and much more on This Evening's Show!
Meet the fan club of the city's hippest carpet salesman, Guy Clark, at his monthly Jamboricnic. Harassed by a hologram? Face your fears! What it takes to register your religion with the Religious Board, and peep in to a stolen conversation about panthercide! Plus, all the music you can handle on this week's TES!
This week, a demo tape from City Burger manager Sanjay Arrow, get the inside scoop directly from the Senate debate floor, a dip into the wild world of Flamingo Farming, and advice from one pirate to another. All this and, as always, more on TES.
John Starboard and the surveyor Mr. Atol stumble across a desert poet while searching for the Monorail Station's Center Stone.
This week: a weirdo foray into the mayhem of Black MIDI music, plus an important message from the hit show "The Law Is the Law," hot news tech talks, and another ride on your favorite on-the-way-to-school segment, "The Bus!"
This week: an audio trip down into the seedy underbelly beneath the Yakov Tinkter Mall! Witness dogs embattled in a game of chess, visit a gift shop entirely dedicated to describing itself, and hear the real Bob Robart explains the inner workings of the Bogarth Engine. And as always, a generous helping of music from way far out.
A rogue spider monkey steals John's airgun and attacks a local land surveyor, who John encounters in the field. And don't miss the finger-licking theme song for the Adobe Skyscraper composed by a team of real blind scientists.
This week, live from Deli Hana beach on St. Tsonga Island! Visit the Tsonga Student Casino, hear the Leather Lips’ take on garbage rock, and take an audio trip to the Country Fair with the afternoon DJ. Oh, and don't forget about the preaching competition to fill the vacancy at the "$t. Geronimo Church of the Outwit." All this...and...more.
John goes hunting for a simian nuisance with a 4-weight tranquilizer dart.
Something is wrong with the HVAC unit! Also, does Mox Proximus, the helpful computer, need oxygen to operate at peak computing power? To find out, you'll have to listen to this episode. Now!
What's it like to be detained in the belly of a hovering police robot as it transports you to Minotaur Mountain? What advice is Aneda pedaling to her callers? What new music is Louier Mastadon listening to when he gets off his shift at the dog food factory? All this and more! Listen.
The fantastic transporting “Mugician” visits John as he fixes the lighting system in the Monorail Station. He really is fantastic!
John discovers the famous jazz-rock band “Medieval Wig” partying around a campfire while on an expedition across the countryside in his GEAP.
Mox plays the radio to entertain John while he cooks a stew for the native Dinto population.
The mayor opens a celebratory champagne on The Bus, Alvin Jr. gets some shifty advice on "lt's Personal" with Aneda, and a mysterious pink fog terrorizes a small retirement community in the underfunded investigative TV show, "Twilight Time.‘ And don't forget to keep up to date with the latest epidemic of mutant birds caused by kids throwing dog food out the window on the way to school.
TES Short: John calls a shifty coroner to remove a skeleton from the monorail station.
TES Short: John activates Mox Leviticus, the monorail station's central computer, who delivers a valuable lesson on the land of Akabius.
TES Short: Mox Leviticus help John Starboard fix a gas leak in the monorail station.
Ray Wister joins as your host through the strange world of lost radio tapes. Local citizens call in to Rover Headquarters to complain about putt-putt clowns, course landscaper ldna Buffet makes an appearance on Morning Spa, and TES has its finger on the pulse of the county's mini golf political scene.
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