Lucid Puke Radio: Recent Episodes
Lucid Puke
A weekly local music, arts, and political show with a progressive, counter-cultural edge. We cover stories the media isn't covering, music Rolling Stone isn't being paid to review, and future Salvidor Dali's who haven't gotten their break yet.
We interview our kinkster friend Victoria, who tells us all about the kink community and the wonderful world of nonvanilla sex. It's a zesty occasion, prepare for baptism.
I don't even remember what this episode is about. Pretty sure Nathan talked about how much he loved african-american militant groups and Bryan waxed poetic about drinking dust. Just listen to it.
Jeremy Garcia from The Combos joins in for a very festive Cinco De Mayo episode. The true, uninhibited nature of the devious cashew is discussed, as is multiple victories of Turkmenistan's most glorious dictator/president. Nathan also misreads a story about horse racing, hi-jinks ensue.
The dynamic duo plays three incredible bands, hangs out with an old friend, and reveals the true nature and depravity of DUNCAN D. HUNTER. Listen in for only the finest indie music, progressive politics, and satire.
Featuring KiddyWompus, Sledding With Tigers, and The Youngest Sons. Bryan finds a news story, the purpose of religion is discussed, and titties are mentioned. Seriously, who doesn't like titties?
Bryan and Nathan talk about local blues rock band Dirty Sirens, review Evil Dead, and figure out how to weaponize illegal animals. Nathan's phone wrecks havoc.
Nathan and Bryan conduct their first interview and learn the true meaning of Easter. Jeremy Garcia of The Combos gives an abbreviated history of ska, Nathan offhandedly calls neoconservatives racist again, and Bryan personally apologizes for the holocaust.
Nathan and Bryan riff on Bad Religion before discussing marriage equality, vaccine scares, and how the media skewed Steubenville. Also, fantastic local and underground music from amazing bands.
Lucid Puke launches onto the airwaves and delivers only the finest of content to the public. In this episode Bryan and Nathan discuss factory farms, blatant racism in the republican party, and Warped Tour. Also, tons of local music!