Esoteric in his own right, comedian Bob Rubin joins our host for a free wheeling discussion about Prell, Fawn Batherton, and Esoterica the Podcast's dark MK Ultra roots.

Charles Baker, best known for his role as Skinny Pete on Breaking Bad, stops by to chat about his new movie Eleven Eleven and discuss his favorite obscure album, XTC's Skylarking.

Special guests Jake Morse and Nick Cronin, the artists of this week's album, join our hosts to discuss the 2016 release "Untainted", Jake's newest singles "Something About U" and "Selfless Self Improvement", and future projects. Your hosts enjoy their discussions with Jake and Nick with a tall glass of Yoo-hoo...cue Song 2 by Blur!

For the first official installment of the Famous Folks series, actor RJ Mitte (Breaking Bad, Now Apocalypse) joins The Mad Wanderer and Traveler Excessive (Chris & Aaron) to discuss his favorite obscure album,  God Loves Ugly by hip hop duo Atmosphere.

Special guest Homer Flynn, President of the Cryptic Corporation and manager of The Residents, joins our hosts to discuss the pandemic, upcoming Residents projects and his favorite esoteric album "Frank & Clyde Play the Music You've Asked For," a rare and relatively unknown 1962 release from Frank Hope and Clyde Smith of Indiana.

Southeastern Massachusetts local group Bicycle Inn's 2016 release "Reruns" is the subject of this week's episode! Chris and Aaron choose one movie where all but one character gets replaced by Muppets characters whilst also blowing off some steam in regards to COVID-19.

Outsider artist Daniel Johnston's 1983 release "Hi, How Are You (The Unfinished Album) is the subject of this episode. The Austin, Texas based artist struggled with mental illness his whole life, and recorded his albums on a cassette player in his living room. Hi, How Are You was popularized by Kurt Cobain of Nirvana.

Aaron and Chris drop a special minisode in honor of "May the Fourth." They discuss, well, Star Wars of course. They also share their thoughts on Meco's 1983 release "Ewok Celebration."

Chris and Aaron listen to Falling in Reverse's debut album "The Drug In Me Is You" and use this unique breakup album to discuss their own breakups.

Aaron and Chris let their imaginations run wild as they come up with stories for each track from the 1966 Perrey-Kingsley album "The In Sound From Way Out." This album is noted as one of the first ever examples of electronic music!