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21:03 — Mike from “The Midnight Citizen†watches the landmark David Lynch show for the first time, and reveals to Diane its progressive mysteries, quirks, and all-around weirdness. Spoilers abound as episodes are summarized and theories are formulated.
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1:53:31 — A long ole show recorded over several days in the field. Topics include: middle school and the last great bash of Mike McCready; coffee pot disaster; Jessica’s text dispatches from Savanna, GA.; “The Twin Peaks Adventure” podcast; rainy Friday morning; night world vs. day world and adults acting like children; (spit-take) “damn fine coffee…and hot!”; “Batman “shooting; “South Park” zip line episode; the evolution and broken promises of TV Land; Orson Welles and “F for Fake” (1973); walking around Boogie Bottoms; map folding; thoughts on gun control; “Marjoe” (1972); getting ready to watch “The Dark Knight Rises”; drinking coffee on the porch the next morning with wet socks; Boogie Bottoms review; SPOILER FREE “Batman” review”, and; Alan Rickman.
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20:45 — Mike from “The Midnight Citizen†watches the landmark David Lynch show for the first time, and reveals to Diane its progressive mysteries, quirks, and all-around weirdness. Spoilers abound as episodes are summarized and theories are formulated.
Theme music: “Blues for my Brother†by the Bayou Trio. Creative Commons Share-Alike license.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License. Attribution by Mike Boody.
Released July 2012, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and often clever hosts presenting unique programs, historic archival material, and recombinant productions, thereof.
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13:56 — Mike from “The Midnight Citizen†watches the landmark David Lynch show for the first time, and reveals to Diane its progressive mysteries, quirks, and all-around weirdness. Spoilers abound as episodes are summarized and theories are formulated.
Special thanks to Scottlo from “The Pro from Dover” for highlighting the episode 1 errors I correct at the beginning of this episode!
Theme music: “Blues for my Brother†by the Bayou Trio. Creative Commons Share-Alike license.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License. Attribution by Mike Boody.
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18:38 — Mike from “The Midnight Citizen” watches the landmark David Lynch show for the first time, and reveals to Diane its progressive mysteries, quirks, and all-around weirdness. Spoilers abound as episodes are summarized and theories are formulated.
Theme music: “Blues for my Brother” by the Bayou Trio. Creative Commons Share-Alike license.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License. Attribution by Mike Boody.
Released July 2012, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and often clever hosts presenting unique programs, historic archival material, and recombinant productions, thereof.
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1:18:26 — A possible UFO sighting on my paper route? Also: close-up deer encounter; new show formats; Andy Griffith and how celebrity deaths come in 3’s; Carl Sagan and “Cosmos”; time travel, wormholes and “Back to the Future”; FedFlix — “Straight Up” video starring Louis Gossett, Jr., and; Louis C.K., “Huck Finn”.
Music For this episode:
“Be Brave” by Antony Raijekov; “Woodstock Blues” by the Bayou Trio. All Music is Creative Commons, Share-Alike, and is available on Jamendo.com.
“Straight Up” video available here.
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1:32:01 — Night radio…in the day! Stopping by a park bench on my way home from the paper route, finishing a cigar, and thinking about the future of — what else? — the Downtown Drive-In. Then, onto the other job — at the zip line — working from my tree house office on a three hour pass through tour with guests coming and going. Hang out with me and the birds and talk about some pop culture on the back half of this very long and experimental episode.
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I take a walk through Lakeview on a Saturday night after some kids take over my stoop, and end up in the park at midnight talking about tobacco addiction and working on the Downtown Drive-In (which one is worse for my health?). Then, cut to a few nights later in the studio, with updates on the DD-I, and reflections about “Prometheus” (some SPOILERS).
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“Sultan Soul” by the Bayou Trio (CC-Share Alike)
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1:13:47 — Hanging out in the driveway on a wet hot Alabama summer night, then finishing up on a bike ride the next cloudy morning. Talking about the Downtown Drive-in, multilevel marketing cults, and coffee black. Also: the Talking Heads, snark, and being the so-called ”Grill Master” (aka: in charge of other people’s happiness).
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57:05 — After a month away from the microphone, I get on back to it with an extensive, in depth interview with the awe-inspiring, and perhaps mildly — yet entertainingly — delusional Duke Fightmaster, of “This American Life” fame, who quit his lucrative day job to follow his creative ambition, of hosting a late night talk show on You Tube. Duke’s story makes me wonder if I should do the same. Do you need the “day” to make the “night” happen. Also, was my mind-bending car wreck perhaps a happy accident — something that might allow me to follow in Duke’s footsteps and focus all my energy on creative pursuit?
If you haven’t heard Duke Fightmaster’s odd story, check it out here.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License. Attribution: by Mike Boody – more info at onsug.com.
Released May 2012 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.
21:03 — Mike from “The Midnight Citizen†watches the landmark David Lynch show for the first time, and reveals to Diane its progressive mysteries, quirks, and all-around weirdness. Spoilers abound as episodes are summarized and theories are formulated.
