The History Of Funk – November 2, 2012 at 10:00pm
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10:00 PM Pacific Time: Fridays
Two hours of the strongest, stankiest, uncut funk anywhere on the airwaves, hosted by Rickey Vincent.
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Peter Conheim, Don. Beginning with Crosley Bendix expounding on brains, we continue with spiritual warfare, readings of Markheim and The Body Snatcher by R.L. Stevenson, preachers and interviews on Satan, an exorcism in action, and more callers than usual. 3 Hours.
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Adam Shaw, Don. Izzy Isn’t makes an opening program disclaimer, Vincent Price describes witchcraft and how to become a witch, the need for spiritual warfare, a real satanic mass, the Lucifer Effect, audio horror from Arch Obler, and more. 3 Hours.
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Harlan Ellison reads his own story, “The Prowler In The City At The Edge Of The World,” art and evil continues, authorities expound on God and Satan, Adam and Eve from Mark Twain, speed metal demons, and “Don’t Play Cards With Satan.
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Orsen Wells plays Dracula on old radio, Demons and demonology in our all too vulnerable lives, the Devil’s music, Richard Dawkins on the virus of faith, and more. 3 Hours.
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Wobbly, Peter Conheim, Don We begin this 5 hour version with an hour of The Booper Trio which is us playing nothing but boopers (a rehearsal for an upcoming live appearance). Then an exorcist describes his purposes, combatingthe Devil and evil, Ugo Toppo reads from Robert E. Howard’s The Hells beneath The Hells, David McCallum … Continued