The Dippity Boo Duo, played by Jared Sousa and Martin Dodge, review a fake movie that seems a lot like "Mama Mia"... MM One or Two, makes no difference.
When Donald Trump did the impossible and got elected President, a left wing radio station serving a left wing audience in the liberal Willamette River city of Portland, Oregon, KBOO.FM, feared the worst. Yes, volunteers and staff alike tore o
Even when he takes a vacation, poor, overworked Vladimir Putin must not lose sight of the fact he has a public image to sustain. Even in Siberia. Making a guest appearance on this show is Yorick Jones, no relation to Ken Jones, something Ken i
Back in 1817, famous KBOO host Ken Jones (which may be his real name) scored a real coup when he got the Devil to sit down for an interview. The radio station lost a chair to combustion caused by Beelzebub's red hot ass, but it managed to make
Let's say you had a cow who began jumping over the moon on a regular basis, so much in fact that you or your little dog is cracking up to see such sport. What would you do? Send old Bessie to the vet? No, you would call in the world renowned he
What happens when a couple of superheroes get together to socialize? They reveal they're not too different from you or me. Except they can fly off to another planet. Or rescue a drowning muskrat. Or change a tire.
What if a 1940's radio sitcom, "Fibber McGee and Molly," had been produced by Quentin Tarantino? Might it have sounded like this? WARNING: These people are really, really potty mouthed. Not for children or Evangelicals.
A radio station KBOO-FM personality interviews a world famous mime, probably a first for any radio station anywhere. None, that we know of, have ever attempted this. And now you'll find out why.
A recording of the exciting Death Race 90, held in Portland OR in 2017 and so named for the average age of the participants. This was the last of these races. It was discontinued by court order adjudged as being in bad taste.
Return with us now to the days of yesteryear, when movie producers believed they had to avoid the subject of sex. But we weren't idiots. We knew what was going on.
Crimes and calamities have overwhelmed even the Man of Steel's ability to be everywhere at once. What's a superhero to do? How can he spread himself out? By cloning himself!
A small town Oregon psychotherapist specializes in treating Individual patients with multiple personalities. He calls these group therapy sessions because the patients don't know the difference. Let's listen in on one such session.
Ever wonder what's happening in Portland, Oregon? Of course you do. Who doesn't? You would get the total skinny on community happenings if you listened to KBOO.FM online. Here's a fake sample of some late-breaking stories.
Ripped from the headlines from somebody else's newspaper, then pasted back, the crime of the century!! But what century? Listen for the clues. Guest starring Eliot Ness.
Problems and disputations have befallen the town council of a small Rhode Island town. Desperate to move forward, it has adopted a technique perfected and used by the People's Republic of China many years back.
In the original, early 1940's radio program, Suspense!, Orson Welles was the featured voice on one episode. In this presentation, it's Portland's own Jared Sousa, using a script slightly altered from the original by the faux intellectuals, M. W