It’s a well deserved week off for our Good Friend and Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois. And filling in for him is… our Good Friend and Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois, with a story about a recent eleventh-hour performance with a great artist
After observing how Queen Bey mopped up the floor at the most recent Grammys, Contributing Author Ozmoe has a few thoughts about how, historically speaking, this all tallies up
Zen and the Art of Masochism
“… a sacred state to achieve in a world full of material distractions.”
It sounds wonderful. And it’s in Part 3 of “Japan, Lost and Found” from our friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria
Concerned about the con-job that Big Freon has foisted on the public? So is Contributing Author Link Crawford! He’s here to singlehandedly start a veritable breakroom revolution.
All things must pass, and a certain global music juggernaut from the 70s was no exception. Contributing Author Chuck Small has a trifecta treat in store, as he takes a look at compilations that, albeit unknowingly, came to be during the last days of disco
The Pyramids
Really, it’s all we could do not to name this episode “The Great Pyramid of The Gue.”
Terrible puns from your webhost not withstanding, here’s Contributing Author thegue with the latest chapter of “The Imperfect Traveler”
Roll up for The Mystery Tour, with
Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds. Step right this way
The TNOCS Canon
Thanks to Contributing Author Pauly Steyreen for giving me the night off, as he takes over The Friday Sidebar to chat about some past, present, and possible future commonalties
Admit it- you’ve never quite been able to part with your old skinny black tie or Conair Crimping Iron. Which is OK, because you’re ready for Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois and this edition of “Theoretically Speaking.” Bonus points for the Joe “King” Carrasco reference
The 7-Eleven Effect
Our friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria is back with a tale of ramen noodles, heavy luggage, and, of course, the Father of Modern Economics. It’s all in the latest chapter of his mini-series: “Japan: Lost and Found”
You know when a comic bit is genuinely original when only one person really gets into it. I like that…
Presenting the official It's The Hits Of August 1975 Playlist! From "Jive Talkin'" to "Kung Fu Fighting"... from KC &…
[…] The Bee Gees have a lot in common with one of our featured artists from last week: The Beach…
I happen to be in Florida and had lunch at a restaurant selling T-shirts featuring the skeletons of Walt Jabsco…
One of the greats.