Rish Outcast

Another sad attempt at a podcast from our alternate dimension version of Rish Outfield. You go girl. Right click HERE to download the episode, select Save Link As, and save the file to your hard drive.

Does anyone remember when Rish said a bunch of offensive things and was thrown off the Dunesteef show? Luckily for him, Big gave him a second chance and the Dunesteef continues (well, sort of) to this day. But in an alternate timeline, Rish never got to come back, and continued to be annoying in a podcast of his own, a Podcast That Dares Not Speak Its Name. In that show, Rish is on his own (though often joined by Fake Sean Connery), making recommendations, reading stories and talking about them alone in his one-room apartment. A few months ago, one of those episodes surfaced in our timeline, to be shared with the regular donators of the Dunesteef. It features the story "Know When To Walk Away, Know When To Run" by--big surprise--Outfield himself. Today, another episode has been discovered. It's on its way to those who have subscribed to donate to the show (whether monthly or quarterly), but the previous episode is here for everyone's . . . er, enjoyment? Be warned, this show is 100% Rish Outfield (even the story was written by him). So if you hate him, you'll really hate him after this. Right click HERE to download the episode, select Save Link As, and save the file to your hard drive.

A special Halloween treat (no, make that trick) for all of our listeners. Edgar Allen Poe wrote a story based on a famous country music song called, “The Tell-Tale Heart.” Rish Outfield performs a reading of this classic tale just too late for anyone to actually listen to it before Halloween. Afterward, Rish and special guest, Big Anklevich, talk about their favorite Halloween costumes, and Fake Sean Connery talks about his exploits with all the various members of our hosts’ families. What a delightful little scamp he is. Right click HERE to download the episode, select Save Link As, and save the file to your hard drive.

Rish asked me if I would play the promo for his new podcasting venture. Out of pity, after he told me how dull and two-dimensional the phantom zone is, I agreed. So, here you go. Right click HERE to download the episode, select Save Link As, and save the file to your hard drive.