Yesterday’s post, in which I extolled the virtues of Perry Como, has likely ruined any chance I have of being a music tastemaker. But I press forward nevertheless, because this is the week that my pal Herr Kroheim Von Songheim (performing and recording as “Kalin Krohe Reference”) releases his brand new album, “Neon Halos.” Even … Continue reading Allow Me To Make A Kalin Krohe Reference
My musical taste is, like so many great AM radio stations I have enjoyed, “All Over The Road.” I grew up hearing (and enjoying) pop music from such 70’s and early 80’s standbys as The Doobie Brothers, Olivia Newton-John, The Spinners, Captain and Tennille, etc. I was devoted to 80’s top 40 during my high … Continue reading The Perry Como Renaissance Is At Hand!
In 2006, Kalin Krohe was working days at KCOW. We decided we should come up with some kind of character for him to play on my morning show. We came upon the notion of a strange recluse who lives in the radio station basement, venturing upstairs once a day to ask me to play a … Continue reading The Bob S. Bestos Story
I wrote some bridging material for a “Dr. J And Dangerous Dave Dog and Pony Show” best-of episode. As you will see, it all centers on 2017’s total solar eclipse. And we didn’t get around to it in time. ANNCR: From Radio City in Alliance, ladies and gentlemen…Dr. J and Dangerous Dave! (DOC and DAVE … Continue reading LOST SKETCH: “Doc and Dave” Totally Clips Show
Sometimes you write things that you know are only funny to you. Sometimes you write things that are tacky and silly. Sometimes you write very specific parodies that are by their nature inaccessible to most people because they are not familiar with the object of parody. And sometimes, you check all the marks and get … Continue reading LOST SKETCH: The Churchy Hour
In 2017, Nebraska celebrated its susque–sesqua–150th birthday. And those marvelous Main Street Players did what was, for us, a very ambitious play taking audience members through 150 years of Box Butte County history in under two hours. Our director, Elaine Connelly Bleisch, wanted to spotlight the building of Carhenge, and surrounding controversy, with a rap … Continue reading The Carhenge Rap
Dave Kuskie and I do a sketch comedy radio show called “The Dr. J And Dangerous Dave Dog and Pony Show.” It’s a series only in that we have done more than one episode. We’re averaging about one episode a year, and with Dave now back in sunny California I don’t anticipate that schedule changing … Continue reading LOST SKETCH: Andy Williams Tribute Artist
My pal Dave Kuskie and I have been making radio programs since 2004. We call them “internet radio shows” because…well…they’re not podcasts. They’re a modern take on the radio comedies and dramas of the pre-television era, with sound effects, as many voice actors as we can beg to join us, and original scripts. One of … Continue reading The “Canine Creeper” Dossier
As a wee little tot I didn’t seem to be growing very much. So I became a patient of The Childrens Hospital in Buffalo, New York. They put me on thrice-weekly injections and medication to remedy things. During my childhood years I spent a lot of time in hospitals; if it wasn’t to do with … Continue reading Tales of Twitch: Part 1 of a 286-Part Series
Hey! I have some really talented friends. And I wanna share their talent with you. Take Pat Adriance–I met Pat at SUNY Brockport in 1994, but really got to know him in the summer of ’95. This means we have been friends for nearly a quarter of a century. Sweet Jesus. Anyway, Pat is an … Continue reading Watch Jason’s Dad Draw! (Not My Dad. A Different Dad. Also A Different Jason.)
