Celebrating California’s cannabis legalization with a blues arrangement of Black Sabbath’s Sweet Leaf, Rainy Day Women #12 & 35, et al. Kyle praises open source file hosting system NextCloud and discusses the slippery slope from Dungeons and Dragons and the Tandy TRS-80 to the insidious world of music, as well as the difference between “getting” someone and understanding them (like Trump voters), and #metoo. Brought to you by Phyllis.

Kyle remembers to unmute his audio. He wears the “pill box hat” he wore to his in-laws’ for Christmas, believing his hair to be “insanely dumb” due to an action his wife considered “rash”. Discussion of bad hat decisions. [Disclaimer: Not a celebration of Kwanzaa aside from the hat]

By Congressional action, Thursday will henceforth be known as Saturday. But Saturday will still be Saturday. So, two Saturdays a week. And no Thursday. Tonight features “What’s Pissing Me Off Now?” and introduces a new segment, “Unsung Heroes”. Kyle admits to bingeing on ham sandwiches and agonizes over releasing an EP now versus further delaying the next full length album.

In which Kyle extolls the virtues of Jameson (and its superiority over Jack Daniels) and Man of Constant Sorrow. Also featuring “What’s Pissing Me Off Now”. Because it’s important that we can share, and that you know you’re not alone. [Spoiler: We did not kick their ass on that thing]

In which Kyle notices that Judy told him he had his audio muted until about two minutes and fifty seconds into the show, Roy Moore is mocked, Kyle goes off the rails on a crazy strain. Featuring a mini-set dedicated to serial killers. Brought to you by Kyle’s spirit animal Zoe and Scott.

Kyle manages to pull YouTube and Facebook chat into kylebronsdon.com (in theory), rues the ubiquitous misuse of Cohen’s Hallelujah, and deconstructs Circle of Life.

He could go on and on about monolithic companies getting free content from millions of people and giving very little back. But he won’t. Disclaimer: This performance would sound much better if Kyle cut his nails.

Kyle discusses the recording of Lights Everywhere and taking selfies on the toilet, and curses his video server for not being “perfectly perfect”.

Kyle upgrades his video server to a dual CPU instance and enjoys sexier lighting.

“God, look at all these owls!” Kyle celebrates Saturday the 14th – the day as well as the first movie he ever saw without a parent.