APR: Audacious Public Radio

Its time for part two of our excursion through Reddit's explosively popular Am I the Asshole? sub. There's just too many "people" walking among us that are begging to be exposed. At least it keeps our side-eye game strong. Tune in!

It's Wednesday my dudes. This time we get into it about airlines, prison-worthy cooking skills (or lack thereof), homeopathic remedies, and so much more. Give us a listen. If you want to be entertained, that is.

It is episode 25! Sometimes when you buy a car at auction there is just two kilos of heroin inside which is what an Alabama man encountered in Tennessee. Magic mushrooms are injected by a man this week and allegedly the mushrooms start growing in his bloodstream. A woman in Provo, Utah attacks a liquor store cashier and when police tell her to identify herself she claims she is Satan. A man in India sells military secrets for nudes. 

We're back once again to touch on the general madness of this plane. This time we talk about how one man's trash is another's treasure, obscure religions, the internet of things, and just.... Florida. It really is a lawless land.

AND WE ARE BACK! Did you miss us? Have you received your stimulus checks.... I mean Covid relief payment. This week Mitch McConnell's trap house was spray painted asking about stimmy checks. Florida is still Florida in the new year as they have multiple public departments investigate if the invasive Burmese python has safe levels of mercury to serve at your next superspreader event. A nurse in Indonesia takes it off and risks it all by copulating in a bathroom with a Covid positive patient. Finally a gay cruise in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico sinks. Mother nature was not having this gathering! Join us for episode 23 of APR.

This is our SEASON 1 FINALE! After the election cycle and nights of anxiety, we decided to take a hiatus to enjoy the holiday season! Don't worry you can contact us on instagram, twitter, and email! In this episode Russians party hard they drink hand sanitizer when they run out of liquor. French schools warn parents not to throw their tardy offspring over the fence. A young man in China sells his kidney for an iphone 4 back in 2011. Yet another botched Spanish art restoration takes place in Valencia at the facade of a bank. Finally, Tyson Foods can kick rocks after their employees take bets on who will get coronavirus and enticing workings to come in sick. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe!

This week we bring to you food news. A young man in China snaps out of his coma when his brother threatens to eat his favorite food. A food app mishap results in a man receiving a fast food box full of ketchup. North Korea is laying down landmines to stop coronavirus from crossing their border with China. In Denmark millions of mink need to be euthanized in order to stop a coronavirus mutation that has not been studied yet. 

We're Back again! Did everyone have a SPOOKY Halloween? If not, the terrifying topics in this episode can fix that for you. This week its all about Churches, Justice, Science, and (wait for it) Churches. Tune in!

It is Halloween week! This is Gilbert's favorite time of year and favorite holiday. This week we take up Solomon's offer and review the movie "The Boy" starring Lauren Cohan and Rupert Evans. Greta Evans is a woman who has taken a job in the English countryside at a creepy manor owned by the elderly Hillshires. She thinks he is going to be babysitting their son, but it turns out he is a porcelain doll! You might think you know where this sinister horror movie trope is going, but there is a plot twist that will leave you surprised. This episode is filled with classical music references elaborated on by Gilbert and iconic storytelling by Solomon. Join us for audacious public radio's recap of THE BOY. 

Brahm's Lullaby music box: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNz1X7Dfflo

Brahm's Symphony No. 2 - Bernard Haitink conducts The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_qMCIQt26Y&t=191s

Elgar Cello Concerto in E Minor performed by Jacqueline Du Pre with Daniel Barenboim conducting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hfGqnKOwxY

On November 3rd, 1976 a film adaption of Stephen King's "Carrie" hit a small number of theaters in the Baltimore-D.C. area. The film was met with almost instant critical acclaim. Roger Ebert wrote that "Brian De Palma's "Carrie" is an absolutely spellbinding horror film". The movie was playing nationwide come January 1978. Cissy Spacek plays the title character Carrie White, a girl that we all know, have met, and quite frankly can relate with on some level. This iconic movie has influenced remakes, fashion, and brought us the infamous line (one of many) THEY'RE ALL GONNA LAUGH AT YOU. Although the movie has aged terribly it is a cornerstone of horror movie history that can not be ignored. Join us for a spooky season episode as we take a deep dive into Carrie.