Episode Eight: Abdominal Syrup

Darren describes the most repulsive monster known to humankind. A man tries to remember Monty Python's "dead parrot" sketch. A hockey game takes a surprising turn. A man (the same man from before?) tries to remember Abbott and Costello's "Who's On First?" routine. Then Darren closes the show by telling a tale involving Andrew Dice Clay and the public library.

Special guests: Steve Guy and Matthew Scribner.

Airdate: February 27, 2011.
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Episode Seven: Dear God, the Wainscoting

Darren remembers a certain terrible thing that we will never forget.  A radio personality interviews a member of a rather unusual local group. Some music from Sly and the Family Stone is heard. You are told what is airing on television tomorrow night. Then Darren ends the show by discussing such topics as Pinkerton detectives and lint.

Special guest: Mark Streeter.

Airdate: February 20, 2011.
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Episode Six: The Thick Creamy Pudding of Apathy

Darren complains at some length about his roommate, who is also his cat. An early, drastically different version of Waiting for Godot is discussed, with excerpts. An actor plots his comeback.

Note: As with last week's episode, this one was broadcast live as part of CFRC's funding drive, which means there are live elements not included on this edited version.  For the full thing, visit cfrc.ca and access the archives. Thank you to anyone who donated to the station. If you didn't, maybe it's time to put your very soul under the microscope. Do not flinch at what you may see.

Special guests: Kate Hallemeier, Jonathan Gaboury and Mark Streeter, with technical support from James Goddard.

Airdate: February 13, 2011.
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Episode Five: Magical Massacre Music Box

Darren solves a murder in an unexpected way. A public radio host interviews an oral storyteller. There is some music. That's about it.

Note: This episode was broadcast live as part of CFRC's fundraising drive, which means there were live elements that are not included in this edited version. For the full thing, you might visit cfrc.ca and access the archives if you're so inclined. And while you're there, donate to CFRC!

Special guest: Kate Hallemeier.

Airdate: February 6, 2011.
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