Time For The Show

In the last live broadcast for 2019, Doktor Faux invites Fidd Chewley into the studio to hash-out any outstanding beefs between them. Reverand peas introduces the show and takes on a historical review of how the show started before mediating between the two over a discussion of professional courtesy, context and feelings. The show devolves into mud-slinging as the two come to realize that the partnership has completely dissolved before Fidd ultimately walks out of the studio. There are no resolutions or compromises. This ended up being a gigantic waste of time.

Danny Feedback and the Crack Rockers Officer Travoli and Sal Minelli crash into the Hypercube Studio and live up to their names as the control-panel erupts in a cacophony of noise and confusion. We sample the Divalution of Danny Feedback along with some secret songs from their past (provided from Joshua Rogers) and the triumphant return of on-air pissing (into a bucket!).

Tony Millionaire, of Maakies and Sock Monkey, joins Doktor Faux for a rare one-on-one cage-style conversation about aesthetics, old-world inspiration and Popeye cartoons. Tony explains the story of Marion's Bicycle as well as an interesting tale of how to get your underground comic it's own late-night television show (PROTIP: it's hard). The two also geek-out over classic cartoons and the death of creator-driven content!

Mark Hosler of Negativland joins Doktor Faux and Caller23 on the HyperCOMM. Mark recounts his recent European tour and the utilization of anchor-gigs. Faux asks why Negativland put out a new album (TRUEFALSE), and the duties of being a surviving member of an aging avant-garde performance troupe. Caller23 follows up with questions like "who is suing you now?" and what it's like meeting the guy who had been pirating your music for a decade. Stickerguy is a nice guy.

Continuing TFTS's interview-obsession, Reverand peas confronts guest Jonah "Th'Mole" Mociun about demonic puppets and astronauts. Jonah discusses his latest album Whatever Your Heart Desires featuring the track Dr. What (featuring Kool Keith). Jonah discusses upcoming UK tours with David Liebe Hart and upcoming releases featuring Chip the Black Boy we listen to 4-Headed Horseman.

Nic Caesar of Scary-art.com is held hostage by Reverand peas in an intense interrogation of his finances and blood lineage. Doktor Faux attempts to distract peas with with a segue, which is immediately boarded like a Razor scooter and kickflips off the ramp all sweet n' shit. We poke Cosmac with an internet-stick and force him to play Is It a Band, the results are shocking! It's legally sanctioned as a "bonanza". Listen now!

Hypercube is INFESTED with rambunctious nerds as Joshua Rogers from Illuminated Paths joins Faux and peas for an interview about aesthetics. Joshua features his work with Viper (BOUT THA MONEY) and features work by Heliophonic and Twin Monoliths. Meanwhile, label members TTN are celebrating TTN Day inside the Hypercube, and it's only a matter of time before they hijack the whole show and end up playing their cover of Totally Wired featuring Doktor Faux.

Reverand peas calls-out for his business meeting with our Chinese Executives, so Doktor Faux stumbles through the show until he is saved by Doktors Cosmac and Trench. Reverends Kodine and Endica join in for a round of Is It a Band, and the show features musical segments by Doktor Trench (included in podcast version).

Time for the Show: Episode 88“SSSSS” This episode was previously unreleased on the podcast form of the show and was made available only to those on the Patreon. This is due to the secretive nature of the episode, where Doktor Faux collaborated with the Showciety to send peas an incredible supply of miniature cast-iron skillets. […]

Wiping the dust off the console, Doktor Faux returns after dying the previous week to discuss with reverand peas the importance of watching Ernest. Colonel Fridgelord, Scalpod and Caller23 help peas to learn about how he is unique and a fond individual who is valued, cherished and appreciated.