This Evening's Show

Meet each of the eight members of the Wonderful Land Wonderful Band and, who discuss their touring contract with the Transportation Authority. Hear the band perform songs from their vast catalogue, live from the abandoned monorail station! Also: crucial steps to building a deck, straight from the mouth of deck builder extraordinaire Gary Yaraga. All this, and more, on This Evening‘s Show!

Go behind the scenes at Rover Central Station for a look at what goes on before the Rovers bring you their daily broadcast. The importance of keeping your microwave clean, unplugged landlines, the desert panda, Park Rangers, and a special call from King James on the King's Golden Microphone. The Rovers are always ready to help, and are ready to disseminate information to the public.

TES Short: Something is wrong with the HVAC unit! Also, does Mox Proximus, the helpful computer, need oxygen to operate at peak computing power? To find out, you'll have to listen to this episode. Now!

How to stay safe when you're out on the street (or on the sidewalk). We will learn what type of people to avoid, the difference between thuggers, muggers, and buggers, and who's (unfortunately) back in town. Tune in for a message from a retired thugger, and a firsthand account of what the notorious Funny Face is up to. Also, we visit with an expert on effects pedals. Featuring Jared Borkowski of the Song Chamber podcast, it's This Evening‘s Show!

This week: all about Radio Pods! Radio Pod technician DeAnna Groversfield joins to explain some of the technicalities of these broadcast chambers high up in space, and noted Hobo Marshall Gabreel describes his group's personal use of radio pods for information dissemination. Also, a kid gets trapped in a Pod while playing guitar and is rescued by a high-altitude helicopter team! Jeremy Scrine of the Scrine's Aging Institute teaches about 80-year-old-kids.

Harold Kellog and JP Spline help ease you into the morning with an episode of Morning Spa. Learn how to treat a malfunctioning Theraslave and find out about the joys of waterfall popsicles. Also, find out who’s Adobega's Most Wanted person (and whether or not they should be). Your hosts will also let you know what to look out for in the approaching day. It's all very S P A.

Local historian Brian Fabenasa explains the Inquiwizard, the one-time ruler of the Port Essoo region. Also, learn about the qualifications you must possess if you want to try-out for the local Radioball team. Find out what secrets are being housed deep in the sub-basement of the Adobe Skyscraper, and hear weirdo local phone calls.

Join bus driver Don Sitso as he broadcasts live from the school bus on the way to school. This morning, he'll introduce the series “The Top 1000 Reasons to Want to go to School Today”. Listen for special announcements from Librarian Mrs. Higgenbotham, Coach Kline from P.E., and several cyborg janitors. And discover the new button incentive to limit the number of non-student passengers on the bus. Get ready for The Bus today!

This week, all about King James! Plus, Matt Slime stops by to tell the world about the Matt Slime Deli Special. Dr. Mamoud joins to teach a mummy safety course. Sexson Ryesmit takes us through a short canoe building theory course. Also, three of the worlds best trumpeters compete for the audience's favor. It's a wonderful episode, so turn your radio dial all the way to the right, to TES!

Ease into your morning with an episode of Morning Spa. Join hosts Harold Kellog and J.P. Spline as they give you news, music and information in an atmosphere of Spa. Learn how the Gray and Green political parties came to an agreement about the upcoming elections, and find out about the Morning Spa poetry contest. A perfect stop on your morning map: Morning Spa.