3:17:30 – Dave in Kentucky is joined by E-Squared from Discord and The Exit Ramp (at 1:20), Eddie Murray of The Wool Gathering (at 50:42) and Frank Edward Nora of The Overnightscape (at 2:32:39) for a discussion of the minor vices in which we sometimes indulge, as well as the usual digressions about aliens.
Next month’s topics: Utopias, Dystopias and Other Possible Worlds. Record about any or all of these and send audio files or links to DaveKY at mail.com by 6pm Central Time on April 10, 2024.
Show art: “The Noordermarkt by Night” (1840) by Petrus van Schendel (1806-1870) depicting “night people” typical of the Overnightscape Underground.
30:44 – Were all men brothers, or only fellow Israelites? What precautions needed to be taken to prevent unintentional crop hybridization? Why was it inadvisable to plow with an ox and an ass? How important was policing the latrine when the commanding officer was in camp? Dave in Kentucky addresses these and other important questions.
Show art: “Native of Palestine Working with an Ox and an Ass, Holy Land” (c. 1895), colorized, photographer unknown, Public Domain.
Theme music: Unknown hymn used as the theme music for Father Coughlin’s radio show in the 1930s, Public Domain, performed by Dave in Kentucky (2021), Public Domain Dedication.
2:37:59 – Dave in Kentucky is joined by Eddie Murray from The Wool Gathering (at 19:47) and Frank Edward Nora of Overnightscape fame (at 1:44:52) for a discussion that will be of interest to all Old Timers.
Next month’s topics: Morning Coffee, Evening Drinks and Other Minor Vices. Talk about any or all of the above and send audio files or links to DaveKY at mail.com by 6pm Central Time on March 10, 2024. Earlier submissions are encouraged and appreciated.
Show art: “The Noordermarkt by Night” (1840) by Petrus van Schendel (1806-1870) depicting “night people” typical of the Overnightscape Underground.
29:49 – What is the difference between divination and prophecy? Was “the devil” just another of the minor Elohim? How can false prophecy be detected? Did the Israelites have an all-volunteer army? How were city governments punished for failing to detect and punish the crime of murder? How could a man decide whether he was in love with a female prisoner, or just infatuated? Dave provides the Deuteronomic answers.
Show art: “Laws Concerning Unsolved Murder” (c. 1886), artist unknown, Public Domain.
Theme music: Unknown hymn used as the theme music for Father Coughlin’s radio show in the 1930s, Public Domain, performed by Dave in Kentucky (2021), Public Domain Dedication.
30:38 – What did King James mean when he declared in The True Law of Free Monarchies that the king is “the lord of all gods”? Was this a reference to the Yahweh Elohim? Why did all adult male Israelites have to travel three times a year to designated locations where they would deliver their tithes and pay their tribute to their Yahwelian overlords? Dave in Kentucky speculates.
Show art: Frontispiece of Thomas Hobbes’ Leviathan (1651) by Abraham Bosse (1604-1676), Public Domain.
Theme music: Unknown hymn used as the theme music for Father Coughlin’s radio show in the 1930s, Public Domain, performed by Dave in Kentucky (2021), Public Domain Dedication.
3:00:19 – Rookie host Dave in Kentucky is joined by Brendan (the) Meanderer (at 22:22), Chad Bowers of TITFOS (at 1:03:46), the Midnight Citizen Mike Boody (at 1:48:19), and Frank Edward Nora of Overnightscape fame (at 2:07:40) for a three-hour cruise visiting Fast Food, The Occult and Other Bad Ideas. A Good Time was Had by All.
Next month’s topics: Old-Time Rock ‘n’ Roll, Old-Time Religion and Old-Time Radio. Talk about one, two or all three topics. Send mp3’s to DaveKY at mail.com by 6pm Central Time on February 10, 2024. Earlier submissions are encouraged and appreciated.
Show art: “The Noordermarkt by Night” (1840) by Petrus van Schendel (1806-1870) depicting “night people” typical of the Overnightscape Underground.
4:45 – The Overnightscape Central is returning as a monthly show in January 2024. Press Play for full details. The January topics will be “Fast Food, the Occult, and Other Bad Ideas.” Talk about one, two or all three topics and get your mp3 files to DaveKY at mail.com by hook or by crook. Deadline is 5pm Central Time (natch) on January 10, 2024, but much earlier submissions are encouraged and appreciated.
Show art: “The Noordermarkt by Night” (1840) by Petrus van Schendel (1806-1870) depicting “night people” typical of the Overnightscape Underground.
29:45 – If there is only one God, why are we commanded not to serve any others? If God knows everything already, what new information can tests of faith give him? If he is all-powerful, why doesn’t he just destroy the competition and be done with it? And if he is totally benevolent, why does he destroy so many people? Dave in Kentucky poses the questions, but you’ll have to provide your own answers.
Show art: “Baalites” (1896-1902) by James Tissot (1836-1902), Public Domain.
Theme music: Unknown hymn used as the theme music for Father Coughlin’s radio show in the 1930s, Public Domain, performed by Dave in Kentucky (2021), Public Domain Dedication.
49:51 – Holed up in his bunker, Dave reports a tragic casualty list. Be forewarned: this is a depressing episode that you might just be better off skipping.
Show art: Mama & Her Babies, with Angels (2023) by Dave in Kentucky.
30:50 – Were the giants called “Anakim” in Hebrew members of the giant race called “Anunnaki” in Sumerian? Was the Ark of the Covenant the same as the Ark of the Testimony, or were they two quite different boxes, with two quite different functions? What does Deuteronomy 10 mean by a “heaven of the heavens,” a “god of the gods,” and a “lord of the lords”? Dave in Kentucky will ‘splain it to you, loosely.
Show art: An apparently modern work depicting the Ark of the Covenant going before the Israelites into battle, destroying their enemies “as a consuming fire.” Title, artist and dates unknown. (Sources failed to attribute.)
Theme music: Unknown hymn used as the theme music for Father Coughlin’s radio show in the 1930s, Public Domain, performed by Dave in Kentucky (2021), Public Domain Dedication.