The Digital Domain Online Radio Show

In a way, this episode was the inverse of last week, a freewheeling show that started with precious little content and grew features as it went. To start with, several listeners caught Nick and Bob up on the stuff going on with them, including Derek, who almost had something scary happen to him. Following up from two weeks ago, Nick played another sketch from Treasure Hunt, the game show, which everyone found twisted. Derek thought he would've enjoyed it as a kid and introduced everyone to a game show that he made up during his childhood, which promptly led to a spontaneous occurrence thereof. Bob had a very musical weekend, even though he didn't play a note. How many bands did he see? This led to a comparison of concert experiences featuring the Dave Matthews Band and John Mellencamp. Speaking of music, Katie submitted another gig from the act that's Nick's favorite among the many she plays with. Finally, surprise! It's a game of Spit it Out, a particularly open-ended one, which managed to foster a few discussions and confessions in the midst of its play. Once again, Nick and Bob do this show together with its listeners, and this episode is an example where that is particularly true. Give it a download!

Bob has the gig story of the year…For all the wrong reasons! This nightmare is the highlight of the episode, and the story it’s built around. But Nick also had a nightmare of a week involving one of his internet service providers and attempting to save money on his bill, but at least one moment of real empowerment is hidden in there. Those stories are told. It’s been a while since Katie submitted a full-length song, this from a festival where this incarnation of her band played its first gig. How did Derek accidentally create a digital Porky Pig? He’ll tell you a little, as everyone combusts at the audio. Jeffrey submits a video of an Uber driver using Suno to make a song about his passenger. Spirited debate ensues due to the passenger’s reaction – Nick and Bob are on opposing sides. Finally, with this show taking place six years to the day since the death of our old pal Venison88, we close with a tribute to him. This episode as focused on its subject matter and Nick believes it’s the best show in several months…Fitting, given that his mixer was finally fixed the week before it aired. Give it a download!

This show started out a bit heavily, as we learned about the injury our fellow broadcaster Christina suffered, as Kevin and she called from her hospital room. Bob had a boring July 4, and nick had a just plain weird one, they describe the day as they review their weeks. Bob has some rainy gig audio, as well as…an extremely weird opening act by the name of Papa Joe. Bob’s not the only one with gig audio, Katie’s got a few clips from one of her most recent performances. Nick’s been diving into the gameshows again, this time he’s been binging on the Classic 70s-80s game ‘Treasure Hunt’. He plays a few clips of the sketches that make up the game. All that plus phone calls, messages, and the usual chatter round out this episode. Download it!

This episode might be an interesting one for first time listeners to listen to, because it actually explains the history of one of its longest serving bits, Jayson Smith's outro. For the first time, he explains the history of the melody he caterwauls every time he hangs up the phone. ‘Me, Myself, and Chip’ is back again…If Bob's gotta live with it, so do you. A discussion of sports superstitions and several weird news stories occurs, surrounding the World Cup and the upcoming July 4 holiday. In a follow-up from the story he had Claude write last week, John Moore has us listen to his ride on the Voyage…trimless. Does his recording of this famous roller coaster put you there when you hear it? Bob plays a song from his recording of the Godsmack/Stone temple pilots show he went to, but also tells a story of one of his pet peeves that did, in fact, happen at that same concert. Is Bob, finally, reaching his Taylor Swift saturation point? While he'll never hate her like Nick and many of the listeners do, what event has Bob wondering…WHY! Rounding out the episode, Nick and Bob decide to take listener requests for bits and moments from this show's past. Between the topics mentioned here and the random phone calls and messages that make up an episode of the Digital Domain online Radio show, here's two hours of fun for you to download.

This episode was almost entirely unprepared, other than a submission from John Moore that took most of the second hour – once again, he had Claude write a story that puts HKC Radio broadcasters, friends…and one nuisance…On ‘The Voyage’ at Holiday World. It’s lengthy, but due to the dearth of prepared content this week, Nick and Bob, and the listeners, chose to air it in its entirety. The day before this episode aired was the 30th anniversary of the first computer Nick ever called his own. Nick tells the story, as do listeners with similar stories. All that plus phone calls, messages, and some clips of a gig Katie played, round out this episode…The description is short, but the show is full length. Download it!