The Skat Man, the Professor, Jonny Positive, and Punski talk about Summerslam 2014 and all other sorts of random. Michelobs... will be said and lines will more than definitely be crossed....

This week the Ark crew of Noah, Joe, and Mrs. Joe welcome local jam banders Wrong Tree for an informal discussion of the primary principles of the Universe. We learn the origins of the band members' nick names, from the Hollywood look to taking the beats back with the Master Man. As usual we delve into classic cinema, such as Teen Wolf.

We discuss the band's origins in Fredonia and their journey to their current lineup. After sampling a few tunes, Wrong Tree embarks on an epic full set jam session - live in studio - complete with the Master Man on the Cajon.

In Stapp we continue to revel in the glory of the man who cut off his own member, play out Chris Brown's photo bomb reaction, bleeding in the brain after headbanging, and reality TV star FLAVAFLAV!

This week we welcome local folk rockers Mr. Boneless for an in depth interview and feature of their unique blend of folk rock and funky soul grooves. Noah begins the show by tearing out various wires and plugging others in, amidst discussion of love affairs and informal sponsorships with alcohol.

Mr. Boneless runs down the penis jokes and subgenres they've encountered, and we sample their debut album Cutting Teeth (available on bandcamp now!). Mr. Boneless himself, Elliot, runs down the meanings of some of their tunes and the history of the groups sound.

It's Buffalo Infringement Festival time so Noah goes on a long rant of love. It's a slow Stapp week, so we again relive Andre Johnson's championship run and the makeup of the Scott Stapp Championship Official Point Awarding System.

This week the Ark crew hangs out with featured band of the week Where She Wept to relive their epic history as it sadly comes to a close. Noah relives his alien abduction phenomena and takes several kinds of quizzes to determine what kind of woman he is. Rob Livid rejoins the show along with Noah and ThinkSoJoe - with Mrs. ThinkSoJoe!

Noah's Ark welcomes local punk rockers The Home Crowd.

This morning Noah welcomes performance artist Aneya Marie, the most interesting woman in WNY, to the studio. Aneya is a singing mime who's appeared on America's Got Talent and Xfactor, and is a descendant of Charles Dickens. Also some jerk rapper who goes by Macklemore is impersonating Jews and apologizing profusely. Thomas Loop joins us to talk sports and life.

This week the Noah's Ark crew welcomes Skyline Theory, not an actual theory but the metalcore band based in Buffalo, NY. We talk about the band's origins, their debut show, and coming together as up and coming alcoholics for Tuesday Brewsday. It sounds like an epic drinking holiday, but listener Gina reports it is a sausage fest. We explore the rules of Brewsday, from extreme pong to some more obscure guidelines such as the Naked Mile and subsequent whipping.

Noah screws up epically and plays another band, then returns to play Skyline Theory's debut song Mistakes, and the crew establishes a new drinking holiday, Wednesday Friendsday. Noah reports listener's Gina repeated comments much to everyone's dismay. Noah's Freudian slip results in the description of Tuesday Brewsday as “It's hard, let's unpack this shit” or something to that effect. The band describes their individual musical histories, and then we dig a little deeper with the Cringe Effect.

Dick Noah keeps Kyle 2 in line and sans microphone, but eventually relents for an epic Civil War exposition, chanted to dramatic effect by everyone in studio. The crew is trapped briefly inside a Radiohead song. In Stapp it's prison for As I Lay Dying's man on the 'roids, we play the game of popular viruses, and learn about wigs.

Good morning WNY! Noah kicks off your weekend (close enough right?) by testing the new teen fad of Beezin' (that's putting Burt's Bees on your eyelids, apparently) and talks the Willow Smith investigation, Mexican World Cup players banned for eating beef, troops heading to Nigeria, the new McDonald's logo McScary, Nik Wallenda's "Secret" Stunt, train jumping and selling the Bills.

Good morning WNY! Today Noah has an in depth discussion with Mr. Jean Ben, who has undergone a spiritual transformation and will reveal the true nature of God. Also Scout Willis is walking around topless, Aaron Hernandez shot those dudes for bumping into him (allegedly), Lou Ferrigno is dead or alive, and Eels are rocking with Steve Perry. Thomas Loop joins the show to talk Sean Lee's ACL and yet another new possible stadium location...in West Seneca?

Noah's Ark is back in action and in your face with featured bands of the week Theatre Nocturne and Electric Church. Of course it is also the birthday celebration of our good friend De-NYCE! Kyle 2 and Noah perform an impromptu birthday song and Noah provides much needed alcohol for the crew. Theatre Nocturne, an extreme metal band from Buffalo, joins the crew and gives De-NYCE! her birthday wish of getting totally naked, along with their musical history, ghost stories and the gourd hole, and a few tunes from their past recordings.

Electric Church members Evan and Jake join the show and talk about their unique blend of blues, funk, and soul. Jake and Evan break out the socks Chili Peppers style, swap some jeans and genes, jam out some solo tunes live in studio and then perform an epic Electric Church tune with Evan on his miraculous keytar and Jake on drums.

In an unusual speed Stapp we touch on Jonah Hill, Shawne Merriman, George Jung, and the incredible raw meat throwing rampage of the Kasem family. Of course we also relive the incident taking the world by storm of Blatant Racism in Cheektowaga.