Astronauts try to guard Earth from intergalactic immigrants; MN high-schoolers bullied by government thugs;  a stunning spoken word and sung farewell to Marjorie Taylor Greene; plus our original comedy fauxmercials.

A shiver-inducing look at arrests and detentions in the Pine Tree and Granite States by ICE and their ilk; a deep dive into recent political scandals in Minnesota and how the Feds are using WWI and WWII propaganda to recruit. Plus our original comedy including a twisted religious QVC segment; Kristi Noem pitching her apps; Gaia Diet Water and hair growth shampoo.

This week, a reboot of some cerebral speculative fiction and then a bit of scandalous American history. First, we hear "Jane Doe," a stunning sci-fi piece written by Laura McClelland, winner of the Margaret Houston Prize for New Writing Talent. Performed by Louisa Gummer, an recognized veteran British voice actor and narrator. "The King of Michigan" follows--a bit of Mormon-tinged political history. Both directed by Dan Bernard and produced by Michael Townsend.

The Church was founded and has been fronted by Steve Kilbey since the 80's. Enjoy a casual and insightful discussion of his career, dealing with fame, his latest projects, and his unique perspective on music and things in general, with tasty clips of music and media interwoven in the edit.

Wind power wins in court; part of a long battle against Trump's love of dirty energy and his need to protect the downtrodden fossil fuel companies; vintage sci-fi with full sound design explores whether a international band of astronauts can prevent a nuclear holocaust; and our wacky and pointed fauxmercials, just for fun.

In this episode of Interzone Radio, tune in for compelling stories from the D.C. gossip, Wonkette, plus our own Maine news and original political and consumer culture satire and parody--from hoarders to Trump vodka to the Oligarch's Garden restaurant chain and beyond.

In news: Portland, Maine high schoolers protest ICE abductions and aggression. Ayuh!
Updates on how libraries and museums regained funding and some mojo, post-Trump's executive orders. Letitia James's moral clarity continues to challenge and best DJT's worst efforts to derail her. Activism, legal battles, and the struggle for intellectual freedom amidst political turbulence and edgy comedy.

With "The Year We All Became Immigration Lawyers: Portland and the Uninvited Guests from D.C., we offer a 2025 retrospective of how ICE and DHS made themselves known in Portland, and throughout the State of Maine with its arrests and intimidation tactics--and how regular citizens responded. Wonkette provides some things to feel good about for a change, plus a piece on "War Dept." head Hegseth's antics. Add to this our original comedy: the most exclusive restaurant in Portland; Maine law enforcement tackles immigrant deer and other wildlife, and other stuff.

In this episode, we feature more snarky reporting and comment from the DC gossip wonkette.com—on the brief fling between Charlotte NC and ICE; how a repub staffer staged a horrifying and really lame frame job against antifa; JD Vance’s candid soliloquy about his plight, and some of our original satire and parody, including a new Trump Thanksgiving offer and a fresh Incumbents' song, "Police State."

In this episode, we hear from the DC gossip, Wonkette.com, on how Seattle elected a Mamdani type mayor with the usual calm right wing reactions; how—oh the humanity—tariffs will doom the import of Italian pasta to the U.S., and up to date news and comment of the day. Plus the soft launch of the first White House comedy club, and some of our other original content and comedy stuff.

In this episode, more smart and snarky reporting from wonkette.com, the DC gossip. We did not see this coming—an internal slap fight among white supremacists and fascists within its own ranks as Nick Fuentes is tsk-tsk-ed over and forgiven by the right; dems get a chance to savor the flavor of winning in the recent blue blowout, and our comedy stuff.