The Overnightscape Underground

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1:22:27 — Mike in the studio with a coffee headache. Topics include: Emergen-c dietary supplement review; working on the final project I will ever do for graduate school; the return of Norm Macdonald and comedian podcasts; Netflix is cracking down on freeloaders; Mad Dog Bob Lassiter; how Molly Ringwald is the villain of “The Breakfast Club,” and much more.

All music for this episode is under a Creative Commons Share-Alike license, with the exception of “Film” by David Schombert. All music is available on Jamendo.com: Lead-in theme is “ch07-31Ko” by Mister Electric Demon; “Habitual Ritual” and “Nebulous Notions” by Revolution Void; “Solitude”; “9mm” and “Joie” by Logan; “Panta Rhei” and “It’s too Bad” by Vulturius; “Hertz” by Vate.

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Released April 2013, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com) and The Midnight Citizen (midnightcitizen.com).

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1:04:40 — Taped in the studio, Saturday night into Sunday morning. Topics include: “Tales from the Crypt,” chocolate Twizzlers and other junk; RTR Perdomo cigar review; Timothy Carey and “World’s Greatest Sinner” (1962); the “arena” era and monster truck rallies of the 80s.

All music for this episode is under a Creative Commons Share-Alike license and available on Jamendo.com: Lead-in theme is “ch07-31Ko” by Mister Electric Demon; “Sultan Soul,” “Woodstock Blues,” and “Bipolar” by Bayou Trio; “No-Trace Land” by XL Ant, and; “August” by Pianochocolate.

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1:06:31 — Mike in the studio talking about things and playing some outdoors audio in the early Alabama Spring. Also, listen to the ghostly “EVP” I caught while recording a ghost tour in Savannah, Ga. Good to be back!

All music for this episode is under a Creative Commons Share-Alike license and available on Jamendo.com: The lead-in theme is CHOY-31Ko” by Mister Electric Demon; “Slow Burn” by Kevin MacLeod;”Avalon Beach 2″ by Dave Smith”; “Blues Walk,” “I’m Ready for You,” and “Good News” by PERRSON; “Sultan Soul” by Bayou Trio.

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Released April 2013, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com) and The Midnight Citizen (midnightcitizen.com).

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I assume the tentative title of “The Mid-DAY Citizen” on this depressing, rainy Monday. Topics include: January lassitude and cabin fever; Crestline cops; got a job; ’24’ and Patriot-act television; Carrie Brownstein and how ‘Birmingham is like Portland’; book review — ‘The Lords of Discipline’; secret societies; Greek coffee; found-movie genre — ‘Men in Suits Yelling at Each Other’; the compulsion to travel and discover, plus more ramplings.

All music for this episode is under a Creative Commons Share-Alike license and available on Jamendo.com: “Warrior” by Blue Canoe Records; “Woodstock Blues” by Bayou Trio; “Slow Burn” by Kevin Macleod; “Convergence” by Fortadelis; “Voyage vs. Chamma” by Ben Othman; “Dance” by Over All Brothers; “CHO7-31ko” by Mister Electric Demon; “New York 1952” by Regis V. Gronoff; “August” by Pianochocolate, and “Bipolar” by Bayou Trio.

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Released January 2013, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com) and The Midnight Citizen (midnightcitizen.com).

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58:20 — The first show in seven months, recorded on a cold, late Saturday night in early January. Thoughts on a hiatus from recording spent in the trenches of student teaching in a public school, finishing grad school, the elusive Birmingham graffiti artist Daze, plus plenty more on this comeback to the microphone.

All music for this episode is under a Creative Commons Share-Alike license: “Slow Burn” by Kevin MacLeod; “Blues Walk”, “Lonely Night”, “I’m Ready for You”, and “Good News” by PERSSON; “Sultan Soul” and “Blues for My Brother” by the Bayou Trio; “Lung Bubbles” by Professor Kliq; “Codeagain” by Need to Run.

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Released January 2013, on The Midnight Citizen (midnightcitizen.com).

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25:44 — 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.

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Released August 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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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.

Theme music: “Blues for my Brother” by the Bayou Trio. Creative Commons Share-Alike license.

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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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1:53:31 — 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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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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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.

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.