In just the first six-and-a-half days of Herr Trump’s presidency, last week’s “Eve of Destruction” episode is turning out to be prophetic, as The Donald’s fascist kleptocracy sets out to destroy the republic. Sal Monella restricted by the reborn Hitlerian guidelines “reports” using alternative facts on what really happened at the inauguration (written by Alexandra […]
“This show aired 11 PM ET live, just hours before our democratic republic will be that in name only at noon, Jan 20, when Hitler inspired Herr Trump’s ‘coronation’ takes place in Washington D.C.,” says host TJ Savino. Savino’s slogan, “I may be joking, but I’m never kidding” errs more toward the “never kidding” side […]
On this strange day when Russian television (RT) actually hacked CSPAN’s broadcast of Congressional hearings and changed the feed to their commercials for Polish airlines, host Savino waxes poetic, ironically, on the virtues of Russian playwright Nickolai Gogol’s satire The Inspector General on this the same day when the U.S. Dept. of Justice’s Inspector General […]
Tonight’s Savino Veritas embodies the host’s frequent sign off, “I may be joking, but I’m never kidding” especially with comic Bill “The Bull” Testosteroni’s stand up comic routine on the stage at Boffo’s in Brooklyn. Bill poses the question how someone like him, whose conversational interactions after heavy holiday dinners around the table often feature […]
Bob Hope & Bing Crosby sing “Teamwork,” the perfect theme for the early, and burgeoning college-radio collaboration of Thom Savino & Frank Cotolo. Their early comic patter and humorous bits are interspersed here with an eclectic mix of music starting with “The Resurrection Shuffle.” Thom’s nasty cold forces his use of cough drops that smells […]
The roots of Dead Air are heard in this and the next (Roots 2) episode as Frank & Thom spin records as “DJs” on their college radio station music at the New York Institute of Technology’s WNYT Radio in 1970. But, their desire and talent for humor is evident in each of the shows. Follow […]
· Composers’ Roundtable interviews Joe Bim creator of his Boss’ Nova music. · Wasteland Playhouse: “Magnet: The La Brea Tar Pits” · Wasteland Playhouse: “Mason Dixon: The Tennis Racket Murder” · Rod McCrutchen poet reads “The Pain of Memorabilia” · Wasteland Playhouse: “Sea Search: Tiny Toads of Atlantis” Follow Thom Savino on Twitter @tjsavino. Read […]
A compilation of hilarious outtakes from the recording sessions of Dead Air. Follow Thom Savino on Twitter @tjsavino. Read more on Thom’s blog Topical Tweets & Titillations. Follow Frank Cotolo on Twitter @FrankCotolo. Read more on Frank’s blog Cotolo Chronicles.
Frank complains to Thom who’s decided not to speak, but, instead, open the show telepathically. On the subject, Short Don Rebel interviews Yuri Melbert psychogenesis expert whose psychic skills can’t decipher different meanings of homonyms causing it to “rain” in the studio when it was “reign” he was looking for. The Friendly Mailman delivers Thom’s […]
Thom wins the Nifty Shoe contest and the Friendly Mailman delivers a “parcel” of six-hundred pairs of size 6 shoes. On this week’s Wasteland Playhouse Lieutenant Rodumbo solves “The Rock Star Murders,” followed by Mel & Collie Babie’s Collie Baby solving a “crime” that isn’t in “Strange Footprints.” As if Thom’s shoe delivery weren’t enough […]
