The Overnightscape Underground

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1:13:09 — Join Mike for a walk on a rainy Saturday night in late December.

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1:31:07 — Join Mike outside, in the car, and walking around Wal-Mart in Birmingham, AL.

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1:29:33 — Join Mike in the studio for an all new nighttime smorgasbord of verbiage. Topics include: the 10,000-hour rule of genius; rush hour and stare tag; “Inherent Vice”; the seclusion of Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson and Author Thomas Pynchon; movie “Runaway Train” (1985); Christmas coming on; “Christmas Baby Please Come Home” by Darlene Love; crowdfunding, and much more!

Music for this episode is “Nite Beat” by The Rat Group, available on Jamendo.com.

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1:08:01 — Join Mike in the studio on a Saturday night. Topics include: supermarket hassles and quandaries; Birmingham’s donut famine; movie — “Almost Famous” (2000); Lakeview shooting in the gentrified area of down the street from my house; my neighborhood was underwater in the 1800s; notorious murders that happened in my neighborhood in the 1880s and the riots that followed; book review, “The Console Wars” and war between Sega and Nintendo of the early 90’s; Grand Theft Auto Online; Black Friday, and much more!

Music for this episode is “Nite Beat” by The Rat Group, available on Jamendo.com.

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1:06:00 — Mike is in the studio tonight, with a show all about mall cops. He explores the good, the bad and everything in between about the brave men and women in this nation’s shopping malls and strip plazas, who represent the thin white line between retail order and chaos. This episode is dedicated to the late Moss Garcia, (?)-2014.

Music for this episode is “Nite Beat” by The Rat Group, available on Jamendo.com.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike United States License. Attribution by Mike Boody. Released November 2014, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com) and The Midnight Citizen.

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1:17:24 — Mike returns to the studio on this cold night, but then bundles up for a walk outside when it gets too claustrophobic. Topics this week include: communicating with the dead; spirit boxing; Homestead Hollow agro-fair in Springville, AL; forlorn teenagers; candy review of Fox Point Farm caramels; Harry Dean Stanton should have survived “Alien”; movie review of “Nebraska” (2014), and; more!

Music for this episode is “It’s Been a While” by Wade (CC,   BY, NC, SA).

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike United States License. Attribution by Mike Boody. Released November 2014, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com) and The Midnight Citizen.

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1:32:49 — Join Mike outside on a chilly Saturday night in Birmingham, AL, talking over the sounds of cheering Alabama football fans as the team goes neck-and-neck with LSU. Included in this spoiler-free show is an extensive review of the new, cool movie “Nightcrawler”, and a tease for the new feature to the Midnight Citizen web site, “Camp Friday”. Also, what exactly is the deal with the mysterious Dwell Real Estate Company that’s taken over management of several apartment buildings in his neighborhood?

Music for this episode is “It’s Been a While” by Wade (CC,   BY, NC, SA).

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike United States License. Attribution by Mike Boody. Released November 2014, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com) and The Midnight Citizen.

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1:17:13 — Join Mike on a chilly Saturday night in Birmingham, AL, as he wraps up Halloween 2014 and tries to explain why he loves horror movies despite the brutal savagery! Sounds like a winner.

Don’t forget to check out an ALL NEW EPISODE OF CREEPFEST! Another new one coming next week!!!

“Inka Dinka Doo” by Jimmy Durante (standard YouTube license).

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike United States License. Attribution by Mike Boody. Released November 2014, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com) and The Midnight Citizen.

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2:17:07 — Mike is back, this week talking about many things on the streets and back porches of Birmingham, AL. Topics include: the Dalai Lama is in Birmingham right now; everything I learned about Buddhism I learned from “Twin Peaks”; sleeping in the same town as a world-renowned celebrity is kind of weird; finishing a dog sit; working two jobs; went to see “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”; walking around Oak Hill cemetery while a movie plays on the projector; EVP; connecting with the dead; people watching football on their porches; the Halloween house in Forest Park; hanging out on back porch with a cigar and beer; channel surfing late at night; Forest Park neighborhood is dead after 10; Naked Art Gallery; Grand Theft Auto San Andreas coming to XBox 360; bought a Blu-Ray player — first movie was “Evil Dead”, and; much more!

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1:20:21 — Join Mike on Saturday night, from the streets, alleys and parks of Birmingham, AL. Topics include: discarded Candy Apple in the alley; my 100th episode; history of the show and why it’s taken me almost five years to get to this point; celebration cigar and coffee in the park; the “grey lady” photographed at castle in England; hauntings and EVP; movie “Arcade” (1993); found out the actor who plays the evil computer in “Arcade” was a professor of mine in college; early ’90s techno fear mongering in movies like “Disclosure” and “The Lawnmower Man”; met a guy who had never heard of the coffee sleeve; “Twin Peaks” coming back, and; more!