A classic Firesign Theatre piece!
With some great animation by Big Wally Films.
The Plague…

Ken Nordine was born back in 1920!
The man with the golden voice has been a
part of my show for ages, I love to play his
Word Jazz performances, very imaginative material.
He is still with us, and I hope that continues to
be the case for a long time to come.
One of my faves…

Comes with a little vent flap, in case your thumb needs to pee…

A CLASSIC scene from Monty Python’s The
Meaning of Life!
Terry Jones, Eric Idle and John Cleese
bring you…understanding!

As performed by Fry and Laurie!
This is a treat, from the Jeeves and Wooster
television series, Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie
with some superb witty banter.
The chemistry with these two is as good as it gets.
The singing…not so much!

Richard Jeni with a great piece on the horrible
pain of breaking up and the love songs that
make fun of us while we’re crying!
A classic bit, love to play it on the show…

Tiny Tim was born back in 1932!
Herbert Khaury is no longer with us but his
novelty songs and his incredible knowledge
of Americana Roots music will live on.
I interviewed him back in the early 90s and
found him to be compelling, very friendly and
a really interesting guy.
The Chicken Dance…