A bonus episode to support the March for Our Lives nationwide! We discuss gun violence, gun control, and which Pokemon the Parkland kids might potentially use in their team (they are amazing humans). Also included an earnest song dedicated to protesters and survivors of gun violence around the world, a spoken word poetry/rap thing?, and quick challenge to write a song in less than 5 minutes to lighten the mood.
Months after the release of their ninth studio album. The Shadeaux Bros. return to podcasting in triumph, glory, and heaped with the praise of their peers. Them dang broblangles write a song for the NPR Tiny Desk Concert Contest. Local Athens news is discussed as well as we get into the shit with NDT.
The radio turns itself on and you hear familiar voices. Shadeaux Public Radio returns in two weeks. The same? Different? More? Less? SHRUG EMOJI.
The latest installment of The Grey Cassette is rated U for Unpleasant.
Shadeaux Public Radio is proud to present for your holiday enjoyment: a Christmas album. This is the ninth Shadeaux Bros. album, no prior knowledge of their earlier work is required. In fact, prior knowledge would only be a hindrance. Today we sally forth to defend a dream of Christmas from the forces of Darkness and Despair, we ride!
The courtroom is thrown into chaos when Harry Kim swears under space oath that he remembers being in his mother’s womb. Is Star Trek: Voyager good... or is it garbage?
The Board-certified legal gladiators of Judge Later’s courtroom follow Voyager on a breezy jaunt into the world of organ theft! Is Star Trek: Voyager good... or is it garbage?
The Season Finale is just so final. Runeclock Sequence ends. Song Laboratory Ends. Sadness and tears at the terminus. Milo Ventimiglia did appear in this episode... and he was terrible.
Things get dicey for the defense team as Voyager takes an ill-advised journey into the past, all the way… to yesterday?! Is Star Trek: Voyager good... or is it garbage?
The Brothers of Shadeaux delve deeply into future plans and scheduling concerns. The End grows ever more adjacent. The future grows dark - or bright? Who can say? Runeclock Session 4 included for no extra cost. A hearbreaking solo for Lissa is written in the KRULL! musical. Danny Trejo did not appear in this episode.
The courtroom drama ignites as Voyager plunges headlong into the fast-paced, take-no-prisoners world of departmental staffing assignments. Is Star Trek: Voyager good... or is it garbage?
EYES UP, GUARDIAN. Them Brojazzles are writing some more of their Krull musical this week along with the usual pop culture and topical news discussion. Also a hype video! Of dubious execution! Larry Fishburne did not appear in this episode.
Part two of the pilot episode of The People v. Star Trek: Voyager is upon us. Is Star Trek: Voyager good… or is it garbage? Listen to find out.
Is Star Trek: Voyager good… or is it garbage? Check out Shadeaux Public Radios' new podcast pilot, The People v. Star Trek: Voyager and find out.
KRULL! is revisited. Hunter X Hunter disappoints. The Godspell Opera man goes to Burger King.
An emotional number is written. Fury awakens. D. asks J. 36 questions in an effort to rebuild a carriage.
You listen to so many D&D podcasts. You watch so many D&D YouTube Videos. Don’t you wish you could reach in and play?
Runeclock is an experimental, interactive program. The System will decipher all comments into executable input and then generate the next stage of the Session. Without input the System cannot function. All Users are registered as OBSERVERS by default but toggle their status to PLAYER when a command is entered.
PLAYERS input commands using the comments section of the pertinent post on shadeauxpublicradio.com [link below].
Please include your PLAYER [[handle]] when posting.
As the Session grows in sophistication more commands may become available.
As with any complicated System, the full extent of the simulation parameters is unknown. All USERS should be wary of emergent gameplay, unexpected coincidence, and a small degree of risk.
The System is waiting.
An opening number is written. McCain maneuvers. Clay makes a prune clock to entice future residents.
A country song is written. Ice wall cometh. Forrest Whiskers goes to the doctor.
You listen to so many D&D podcasts. You watch so many D&D YouTube Videos. Don’t you wish you could reach in and play?
Runeclock is an experimental, interactive program. The System will decipher all comments into executable input and then generate the next stage of the Session. Without input the System cannot function. All Users are registered as OBSERVERS by default but toggle their status to PLAYER when a command is entered.
PLAYERS input commands using the comments section of the pertinent post on shadeauxpublicradio.com [link below].
Please include your PLAYER [[handle]] when posting.
As the Session grows in sophistication more commands may become available.
As with any complicated System, the full extent of the simulation parameters is unknown. All USERS should be wary of emergent gameplay, unexpected coincidence, and a small degree of risk.
The System is waiting.
Yacht Rock is written. GLOW amazes. A yacht rockster eats a rock lobster after taking it to the streets.
