Fukumodo's Crate with Corey

Corey is joined by Nan IRL in this segment as he attempts to bake scones for the first time. Does it all go well?

Episode 27: The Christmas Songs That Don't Completely Suck Affair

Fukumodo's Crate is wrapping up shop to Xmas songs that aren't shit - Nan reminds Corey of when she left her last job - Tyler is about to lose his job to A.I. and K-SCUM Radio listeners have sung some Holiday tracks from another show: Smule Is In Session

Eulogies came in from the News Room and Program-makers at 95bFM - and Mariah Carey drops her new beat too?

Episode 26: The I Can Really Believe This Guy Didn't Prepare Affair

The Fukumodo's Crate Cuck Of The Year is Announced, we go Square Dancing back in 1974, and Tyler Baikie delves into insights released by Pornhub about the viewing habits of its New Zealand viewership.

Outsider Music tonight has one song from Leslie Hall, and its one more week till the last episode for the year!

Episode 25: The Rude Songs On Air Affair

Contains songs of an overtly sexual nature - approach with caution and headphones

Fukumodo finds an odd R-rated album from the early 70s in the bFM Vinyl Archive; containing NZ Folk/Comedy music of a joking sexual nature, Corey announces the final nominee for Cuck Of The Year, Nan gives us the secret tips with her Christmas Pudding, and Susie's back to discuss American Cuck Culture.

There's no Outsider Music - but rather a Medley of songs from Psychostick. And yes, we played their Orgasm = Love track.

Episode 24: The Mountain Stomp Affair

Corey went to Auckland Libraries again to Rip and rebroadcast local music from the years that you can't find anywhere else! Tyler Baikie is also back as he and Corey fail to remember what the first Harry Potter film had featured, and we dedicate a whole 24 minutes for Frank Zappa's classic: Billy The Mountain.

The horoscopes were also pretty spooky this time 'round, sorry if you're a Pisces btw... And Outsider Music takes us to a place where a guy releases some of his phone conversations. 

Episode 23: The Ess, O? U Pee? (Soup) Affair

It's our first inaugural Soup Night! Corey cooks up Nan's favourite vegetable soup in the bFM Kitchen after catching up with her after so many weeks. And we premiere a new bit with a new friend to the show: Susie's Time.

Outsider Music samples an upcoming album entirely a tribute to the mighty Casiotone suite of electionic music apparatus. 

Episode 22: The Real Questions Affair

Corey has another special guest (spoilers! it's his mum) over the telephone - we celebrate 50 Years of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells - five more destinies are revealed in Spooky Horoscopes - we sample two songs from Milder PS' concert at this year's Stockholm Jazz Festival.

Outsider Music covered the three fuck tunes from Tommy Wiseau's cult classic The Room.

Episode 21: The Old Fucker Affair

Fukumodo is back after (hopefully) his last round of hospital visits due to top secret gallstones the government didn't warn them about. He finally goes outside to chat with one of Auckland's youngest local body candidates - Tesi Naufahu - at the top of Owairaka / Mount Albert Domain.

We pay tribute to Mike Schank, of American Movie fame, who passed away recently. Spooky Horoscopes were offered, with some cautious advice and Outsider Music showcases two tracks from RayonBase.

Episode 20: The Music You Can Vogue To Affair

Fukumodo watched Paris Is Burning again and has compiled a list of songs used within the vogue/ballroom scene - from Old Way Vogue to Today. The third nomination for Cuck of the Year is delivered and spoooky horoscopes are delivered.

Outsider Music showcased Jack Goldstein, noted by himself for being "Heartfelt, High Carb, Hyperpop/Emo".

Episode 19: The I Haven't Titled This Episode Yet Affair

As if this show couldn't get more new segments - Corey cooks up a midnight breakfast snack live in the kitchen - We hear a new friend of the program retell their memories of the Life Education Trust van with Harold the Giraffe - and if you remember Pulp Sport, you're in for a treat...

Outsider Music comes to us from the late Wild Man Fischer of Los Angeles - and we hear the last edition of Overnight Bedroom Reviews!