1:12 – In case you haven’t heard, I’ve returmed to doing my original show, The Overnightscape. It’s available at TheOvernightscape.com, and also on iTunes. Come and listen today!

Thanks,
Frank

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The Overnightscape is back! It is the only show I am doing now, and it is available exclusively at TheOvernightscape.com

Read more about it below…

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After two years, The Overnightscape is back. In that time, I kept doing essentially the same show – but under a variety of different names: The Rampler, The Rampler on WFMU, The Frank Nora Show, etc.

The Overnightscape began in March 2003 – long before the dawn of “podcasting”. When podcasting took off in October 2004, I jumped aboard, and it was an intoxicating ride.

I started doing the show daily in January 2005. That year, podcasting was hot, and I thought I had finally made it. Listenership was increasing, and the Podcast Expo in California later that year was very exciting.

However, the whole podcasting phenomenon cooled off in 2006 – especially for independent podcasters like myself. The Podcast Expo a year later in 2006 was quite depressing for me, and I stopped the daily format of The Overnightscape, returning to a weekly format.

In early 2007, I set forth on a new project – ABM Show, with my old college buddy Mad Mike. Unfortunately, this project collapsed after a few months. I kept doing The Overnightscape, but with less of a sense of direction.

In December 2007, I started The Overnightscape Underground, to explore new vistas of Internet night radio. This was the first of many splits which eventually led to the end of the show called The Overnightscape.

In August 2008, I was experimenting with recording on the street of NYC, on my commute into work. While this could have simply been a new format for The Overnightscape, I decided to give it a new name – The Rampler.

The Rampler took off almost immediately, and the show became intertwined with an online phenomenon called Andy Kaufman Lives. Through this connection, I was contacted by a prestigious “freeform” radio stationed called WFMU. Starting in early 2009, I began doing some shows on WFMU, and by the Summer, I was on the schedule, with The Rampler on WFMU.

It was another exciting time, and I thought that this time my “radio career” was going to take off. By early September 2009, I decided I should put and end to The Overnightscape and The Rampler, in order to focus on The Rampler on WFMU. Unfortunately, after 16 weeks, WFMU cancelled my show.

I was still doing my “ug” show on The Overnightscape Underground – but in October 2009 I took a “radio vacation” and really thought about quitting the whole thing. After all the effort, after all the highs and lows, I felt I was nowhere again.

But, I came back in November 2009 and continued doing the “ug” show on The Overnightscape Underground. In retrospect, I should have just brought The Overnightscape back then – but I was still reeling from all the chaos.

Then, something amazing happened – many of the people who had been listening to my shows decided to start doing shows of their own, and I put these shows on The Overnightscape Underground.

As 2010 dawned, a new phenomenon was growing. I had inspired a number of people to try out this monologue “night radio” format – and I was running a cool little Internet radio experiment. I thought that with all these new people involved, with all the people they knew, and with all the collective effort that could be put into it, that The Overnightscape Underground was destined to grow into something very cool.

I changed the name of my show to The Frank Nora show, and the whole thing grew by leaps and bounds in April 2010. It was another very exciting time.

But, as 2010 wore on, once again it became clear that things were cooling. By the Fall of 2010, I was struggling to find new ways to structure things so that we could warm things up again. I had tons of different ideas, but none of them seemed right.

In recent months, I started feeling burnt out again, and The Overnightscape Underground began to really cool down. A few weeks ago, I decided to switch to a weekly format, and changed The Frank Nora Show to The Rampler Weekly.

I did three episodes of The Rampler Weekly – but then it came to me – I should just return to the original – I should bring back The Overnightscape.

Looking back on things, I had six years of The Overnightscape, and then two years of confusing (yet also wonderful) chaos. So in returning back to the main show, I am bringing to it a wealth of experience from those two crazy years.

The new format for The Overnightscape is a little different from the old show. I’ll be doing a new show each week or so – and I’m thinking each show will average about four hours. But instead of releasing each episode in one chunk, I’m going to release it in individual segments.

The first new show, number 782, has eight separate segments, and totals about 4.5 hours. Each show will be mainly my usual monologue format, but then later in the show things will shift to more of an audio exploration – with lots of music, old recordings, weirdness, and whatever else I feel like doing.

The show will be released as segments here on TheOvernightscape.com. The full shows will also be available for download here.

The Overnightscape Underground – at onsug.com – will continue, but I will not be posting The Overnightscape there, since it doesn’t make sense to double-post the show.

However, I will continue doing segments on Overnightscape Central on onsug.com – and I expect that The Overnightscape Underground will continue to grow and evolve with the many talented people doing shows on there.

So what does the future hold? I really don’t know – but I still love doing The Overnightscape, and I hope that with this reorientation things can continue to move forward in a bit of a more stable way.

The Internet and culture as a whole is going through ever more changes all the time. I hope that The Overnightscape and The Overnightscape Underground can grow and take their place in the vast and evolving landscapes that are developing.

Frank Nora
May 14, 2011

3:08:01 – The house cleaners come early, Bryant Park construction, dirt is quiet, Android phone, The Other Side, video game music, Them!, insane hair, hats, taking showers, parking lot, laundry, blueberry coffee and root beer, people listening in the past, 1930s thief, I Wanna Hold Your Hold, Foursquare, listening to the Onsug stream and playing Can Knockdown 2, Backyard Gem Nike Baseball, toy review (“Wacky Packages Erasers”), normal bag, they announced Osama Bin Laden was killed today, the “USA” chant, a massive mosaic of deceptions, the movie “Paul McCartney Really Is Dead – The Last Testament of Paul McCartney”, the weird world, Foursquare fail, Rockefeller Center, Overnightscape Central, Foursquare success, snack shop mayor, seeing patterns in things, some theories of what is going on in the world, psychic powers, genetic manipulation, gods and humans, obedience, management, crimes of the gods, reincarnation, new symbolic interpretation of “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” sequence from Fantasia, candy review (“Giant Chewy Sweet Tarts”), Five Below, beautiful evening neon, streaming radio ideas, the last recording on my original Edirol R-09, broke another Sansa Clip+, the yellow knife incident, “The Exit Ramp” idea, using the old Edirol R-01, Wedding at Woolman Hill, lost recordings, cigarillo, klutz, “Overnightscape Radio” idea, the struggle of many ideas, the contours of change, Meadowlands Xanadu becomes American Dream Meadowlands, Starbucks branding, the movie “Cool World” by Ralph Bakshi, Swedish Fish Eggs, The Borrower Arrietty, Jim Belushi, Star Wars Day, Scrabble Cooking, soldier in the bathroom, going to california, the opposite of confused, Little Lad’s Herbal Corn, crayon character photos, Flickr Photo Pool (Growing up in the Arcades 1979-1989), sci-fi locations, the Boss Hogg synchronicity, Reckless Racing, phase indecision, The Dark Tower, apocalyptic predictions, animation cels, the band Tortoise, The Pet Goat, aerosol spam, microbrews in cans, “TellMe” phone service, Android is on the rise, Last Action Hero, Beekman’s C.O.P.A. Soap – Vetiver Peat, horoscopes, Jeremiah Weed, whiskey, 3 Olive Dude Vodka, Flip Video, The Sharper Image, Tervis Patch Tumblers, smelling the Yankee Candles, the boardgame “Ticket To Ride”, Foon Dice, Electronics Boutique, Five Below, Real Bout Fatal Fury, Sheep Dip Malt Whisky, new recorder on the way, guy who took a million photos – Ahae, Happy Days stars sue CBS, The Gold Burrito Digest, a recording got scrambled, and see you next time.

Frank Nora Show 1682

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4:01:52 – A beautiful Wednesday morning in Bryant Park, a unique breakfast and toys and pens, journey last night to Battery Park, South Street Seaport, and City Hall Park, Bowling Green subway station, tobacco quest, Staten Island Ferry, police dogs, heliport, cigar weirdness, Cartoon World, deck chair, jawbreaker dull cherry powder anticlimax, cigar pleasure, vague mall memories, Dactyl Nightmare, Severe Repair, Fulton Street, Freedom Tower (1WTC), gaslamps, E Train, The Help Machine, bridge moving, new world order, Cinnabon, pen review (Pilot B2P – Bottle2Pen – made from recycled bottles), Keep America Beautigful, Kubrick Boba Fetts, beverage review (Sheetz Bros. Coffees Iced Coffee Mocha), always something missing, toy review (Bearbrick Series 21: Twin Peaks – Laura Palmer, Karel Capek Teatime Shop – Buzzy the Bee), Sheetz synchronicities, short changed, Every Burger, Acqua Panna, too crowded, interactive play Sleep No More, haunted hotel, new season of Doctor Who, new jellybean method, 420, 1680, the new Andy Kaufman Press Conference, bad cigar, fun on the bus, Silly Putty, cigar incident, the state of The Overnightscape Underground, Cake, Into Your Head, morning bun, monolith UFO, The Rampler Weekly, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, BedroomScenesMovie, Shock Treatment, Oscar Drill, the love of obscurity, entertainment corporations, Agent Dale Cooper, new 7-11 coffee setup, blueberry coffee, dirty billiards dream, new streaming radio idea, The Neverending Broadcast, decided to get the Motorola Atrix Android phone, Cingular logo, questioning the show name, Internet radio, Times Square, cool night tone, imaging, mimicry, safe for work, analog tone of news radio, content blocks, promos, TuneIn.com, Weasel Village Mall, profit motive, got the Atrix, first impressions, gave up on Apple, Coin Pirates, data plans, phone paralysis, echoes of past times, what happened in 2006?, the royal wedding, discomfort, celebration, conspiracy theories, The Midnight Citizen, the tornadoes down south, devil woman, smartphones, wild energy in the air, the book and the stream, blender, the terrain of time, difficult situation, fatigue, fingerprint reader, Columbia, Magenta, Pave Jest story idea, Ruby Tuesday, hypnosis, Hot Wheels, business executives, phone pictures and video, curtsies, TLC Royal Wedding broadcast in Times Square, pearl necklace, Mr. Nutcracker, wedding show host, the inner bride, health food lunch, very confused about everything, the U. N., Space Shuttle launch, the last flight of the Endeavor, That’s Incredible stuff on BoingBoing, fast talking guy, 80s colors, crystal teleportation, Quebec, and the other side… (2:34:04), Dolores Project archaeology (1979) (archive.org/details/gov.archives.arc.37147), Sente Mini Golf (1985) Bally Sente, Video Newsletter (archive.org/details/tobacco_bfo23e00), “H8 U (lukhash.com)” by LukHash (SH music) (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/) found on Jamendo.com, Cybernightcast with Lion Acid Post, “Strange music” by misha64u (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/il/) found on Jamendo.com, “Laut und Bunt” by Zehntausend Deutschmarks (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/) found on Jamendo.com, Hoople, “Hunter Killer” by Smersh (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/) (freemusicarchive.org/music/Smersh/Smersh_Library_Sampler/), ABM (2616), Theme From Puppet Road (Tree Bag Ask Remix), Virginia Slims mall film (1988) (archive.org/details/tobacco_dfo23e00), Street Fighter II – The World Warrior (1991) Capcom, Malls Of My Life (6/11/10), “Bogoho” by Tree Bag Ask (C-Blanche Mix), Bad Girls (1988) Gottlieb, Video Newsletter (archive.org/details/tobacco_bfo23e00), “Buckle – Woman Spirit” by Speedsound Rec. (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/) found on Jamendo.com, Great Big Treasury of Beatrix Potter – Ginger and Pickles – read by Vlooi (librivox.org/great-big-treasury-of-beatrix-potter/) (public domain), Hill Top Zone, Combat Cops Trailer (archive.org/details/CombatCopsTrailer), and Pennington Road.

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2:35:43 – Welcome to The Rampler Weekly, walking around a mall and drinking espresso, Queens Center, calling Mike and Jay, the old video game collectors meetings, toy stores, let go of the original entertainment plan, reminds me of Woodbridge Center, sushi and french fries, sushi fail, Bleach, Five Guys, Akoo, Duran Duran, music video food court, malt vinegar and ketchup, the 1970s, Arthur Treacher’s Fish and Chips, Maersk Lego, Seattle’s Best Coffee, Maximo Pino gelato, Fila Skele-Toes, Stanley Flask, show phases, sound of an ice cream truck idling, took the subway to Union Square, Forbidden Planet, The Strand bookstore, selling books, magic and costume store, books aboiriut malls, 75 Years of DC Comics, long lost used bookstores, the Iron Fairies, Bowery, The Cooper Union, branding, cube sculpture, a girl beggar, Shepheads?, weird new building – 41 Cooper Square, Blue Man Group, The Bowery Boys, VideoGamesNewYork, cat, Invaders of the Mummy’s Tomb, Wipeout 3 Mega Mall, Audiodicals, Toy Tokyo, Kubrick Droids Boba Fett, what do you do with cool stuff once you get it?, Pommes Frites, cool stores, Garou: Mark of the Wolves, rich people, hype, the book, FedFlix, reminiscing, bars that unknown bands play at, locations in The Dark Tower by Stephen King, Other Music, MLB Fan Cave (in the old Tower Records location), virtual spray paint, phases, street photo, looking for a bookstore, found it – Mercer Books, Cheers, Shelley Long, FuzzyMemories.TV, Fringe, Doctor Who, Tomoe Sushi, my old apartment from the 80s, Portal 2 walkthrough, chess stores, Bit.Trip Beat on iPhone, death of Elizabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith on Doctor Who), new pens, death of the Nutella heir, Temple in the Village restaurant is gone, falafel, Weird Al and Lady Gaga, Anakin Skywalker, Dreamcast Magazine, and the other side… A LOOK AT CHILD MENTAL HEALTH IN FILMS (archive.org/details/gov.archives.arc.43349), Snacks’n Jaxson (Bally Sente) (1984), Snap Jack (Universal) (1982), The Dead Rocks – Center of the Universe (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0) found on Jamendo.com, Dolores Project archaeology, Archeaological excavation, McPhee Reservoir area (1978) (archive.org/details/gov.archives.arc.37131), ABM (2616), SuperNova – Electric Garden (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5) found on Jamendo.com, Grand Jury Testimony (May 27, 1998) (archive.org/details/org.c-span.117055-1), Romahichi – So Loud! (Re-Edited) (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0) found on Jamendo.com, Bandage F (8/5/01), Ian Hanclair, Gold Ball (Bally) (1983), Time Machine (Zaccaria) (1983), ELKMONT VALLEY SOLAR ENERGY: Elkmont Rural Village (archive.org/details/gov.archives.arc.37534), CutYourselfAPieceOfCake (1923) by Billy Waterworth (made into MIDI by pianola.co.nz), song “Making Your Way” by Tree Bag Ask (2011), BOB HOPE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL (1967) (archive.org/details/gov.archives.arc.64135), and more from 8/5/01.

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2:31:10 – 395 West 49th Street, “The Dark Tower” series of books by Stephen King, visiting the real location of fictional events, my interview with cartoons on Americast 19, song “Touched By The Hand of Cicciolina” by Pop Will Eat Itself, Hello Nurse, reality can be easier than fiction, visiting downtown locations mentioned on early 1960s Jean Shepherd shows, gulf of time, Food Emporium incident, Worldwide Plaza, red velvet donuts at 7-11, Foon Dice, new tax day, deadly storms over the weekend, cartoon crossovers in Fringe, Leonard Nimoy, are we a form of cartoon?, Source Code (2011), home theater, Bubble, Thor, watching Cheers on NetFlix, the warm analog audio on Cheers, the pleasures of listening to processed audio, computer simulations of vintage equipment, Buffalo Trace bourbon, working on the book, aspect ratio, human warmth, Taxi, Shelley Long, the influence of previous decades, premiere of The Game of Thrones on HBO, fantasy maps, socializing, the lure of videos and videogames, Bit.Trip games (Beat, Runner, Flux), revamping Bryant Park, Portal 2, Steam, Need For Speed Underground, night city, weird noise, life out of balance, urination dream, time travel dream of buying a candy bar in the 70s, Silly Putty obsession, dollar store putty, caught up on Naruto and Bleach, Atlas Shrugged, Battlefield Earth, song “Lady Picture Show” by Stone Temple Pilots, klutziness, smashed a mug and Advil, Tardis Hoover, putty formula, Cheers robot lawsuit, Hop poster candy reflections, my Uncle Ralph died today, Pennsylvania recordings from a decade ago, Betty Nora, new 2012 Volkswagen Beetle, Beetle Adventure Racing, 99 Cent Dreams, dollar store expansion, Overnightscape Central, Special Olympics synchronicity, whatever happened to cyberspace?, Second Life, OpenSim, OSGrid, Americal Idol, Jennifer Lopez, song “Heavy Metal” by Sammy Hagar, sitting in Times Square, Penn & Teller Bullshit, MLM, Wonderland, Disney video billboard, Asgard, Mortal Kombat, man caves, pica-pic.com (handheld game simulations), Motorola Atrix, Palm Foleo, Foon Dice playtesting, jeopardy family of dice game (Pig, Farkle, etc.), ABC cancels two long-running soap operas, the decline and current status of U.S. daytime soap operas, Dark Shadows, Podcast Alley, the pagan lifestyle, Petland Discounts, gerbils, space shuttle controversy, Korg Monotribe, Korg Wave Drum Mini, FedEx trivia, old Federal Express TV commercials, rest room quotes, completely random memories (survival kit, change machine trick), Moonlighting, buried memories, Star Wars, how many calories does wind have?,  rock and roll music, Lady Gaga theory, the arrival of the “aliens”, genetic modification, clean up this mess, subway beggar, guitar player, Swedish Fish Italian Ice, wireframe model of a Land Rover Evoque with cyberspace projections, thought it was called “Voque”, the persistent theme of combining fictional worlds with the real world, a nickel from 1940, beeping, coffee cart, this world seems like it could be a computer simulation, multitasking can affect your memory, spending days in a daze, the real world seems unreal, library, the teen scene on the mezzanine, humans as cartoonish, things are degenerating, noodle place weirdness, lit R fault, psychic noise, drugs, hope that the changes are for the better, art stars, it’s called “Evoque”, old TV show “Automan”, new season of Doctor Who starting this weekend, BBC America, and Whovent 86.

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2:01:11 – Sitting in Times Square in the morning, American Eagle, man caves, inflatable vermin, MLB Fan Cave, Tower Records, The Cheesecake Factory at Willowbrook Mall, matrix fear, freshly night, alternate reality scare, Fun N Games, The Purple Room, Arcade Memories, time travel, sitting next to a rusty humanoid statue, Wonka Giant Chewy Sweet Tarts, egg albumen, nasty treat, Roald Dahl, yerba mate beverages, Tudor City Greens, garbage bag fence, Late July Sea Salt By The Seashore Snack Chips, annoying charities, cutting in from the future, hard to open bag, trying the chips, chia seeds, thunderstorm, in the breezeway, 50th anniversary of manned spaceflight, what a disappointment, Intrepid Museum in NYC getting the Space Shuttle Enterprise, Smithsonian, cause marketing, the smooth jazz The Weather Channel plays over its local forecasts since the 1980s, the long-awaited launch of Photo-Lettering.com by House Industries, the profit motive, candy gone bad, raiding the 20th Century for content, the movie “Alien”, lost fonts, Corridor of Losers, Jamba canned energy drinks, bland statements, opera, Multiple Master fonts, MyFonts.com, the new movie “Atlas Shrugged: Part 1″, cults, bus line confusion, time travel in the show itself, anger at the bus terminal, bus accident, weekly idea, The Frank Ralph Nora Show, Space Shuttle update, repetetive news broadcasts, fish update, sports in Afghanistan, The Sound of Silence, Brazil subway, the red velvet craze, raiding the 20th Century is okay, Beanie Babies, inflated collectible values, Rowe-Manse Emporium, Grand Central, meth dream, rancid mushroom soup, shuttle hut, the worst action figure ever – Talky Tina, evil dolls, Profiles In History – film props and animation auctions, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, 2001 spacesuit piece, Dick Van Dyke, onomatopoeia , Whitney Museum, Lady Gaga, George Segal, giant elevator, art works, sparkly plastic, cool stairwell with benches, sit by fountain, Dwellings, short films “Shadow”, The Road Warrior, River Phoenix, Herbal Corn, Nutella & Go!, remote walk, Mohegan Sun, Indian casinos, Atlantic City, dollar store products, Superhero Comic Book Spectacular, New Universe, Trio Blendables Outdoor Fusion, coin pushers, Fruit Ninja FX arcade game, DuMont Network, restrooms that switch places, Manson font at MoMA, Family Guy, Statler and Waldorf, critical puppets on the wall, wrestling videos, WrestleMania III, and Bobby “The Brain” Heenan.

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1:32:48 – Turning the wrong way onto a one-way street, photo shoot in Times Square, the Oregon America The Beautiful Quarter – Mount Hood, the concept of the “Radio Trip”, hallucinogenics, The Fantasy Trip, sequence, random access, hypertext, Aerie Obliviana, Choose Your Own Adventure, Andy Kaufman, Taxi Mighty Wallet, black and yellow, Saturday now, in the car, errands, inspection sticker message, cookies, bagel store, messenger bag, laundry place, parking lot, Wells Fargo color scheme, itinerary, music at the gas station, tooth joke, traffic at the bridge, hooded lights, gas prices, double-decker trains, driving error, indecision, Botany Village, Micro Center in Paterson, bad area, Abbot & Costello, endless coffee, confusing roads, Fair Lawn, an important location in ABM history, comic shop, witchcraft store, coconut coffee, Anything But Monday Magazine, crash and burn, Route 4, blue laws, a visit to the revamped Bergen Mall, parking deck, Elastica, dune buggy, remembering the old mall, drink coffee and walk around a mall, the new lower mall closed off, giant Game Stop entrance, Whole Foods, comfy chairs, the old bridge across the highway, Ulta New Media, soothing saxophone music, The Outlet at Bergen Town Center, square construct, 70s-style lights, giant fish tanks with weird fish, the first mall lamprey?, soothing music, code of conduct, Easter Bunny, Hot Shots Golf 3 on PS2, Target, drain cleaners, dismal soy milk section, Archer Farms, kitty litter, kettle bells, and Storm Water.

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1:03:19 – description coming

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1:29:42 – Some sort of microchip on the ground, zero fuse, brick codes, Chapter 63, tumultuous month, Onsug ideas, Audiodicals, idea for a book called “The Overnightscape Underground Radio Trip”, Severe Repair, broadcasting from the middle of nowhere, blurring the lines, ephemeral vs. permanent, mystery dinner “Murder Under The Marquee” by The Country Gate Players, my fellow commuters, fast birds, interview with cartoons, The Gunslinger, kinetic sculpture, my cousin Vinny, Foul Rift, Asbury, new store, the theme of wastelands, Whitney museum, the emptiness of life, genetic manipulation, street numbers, Africa, theatrical immersion, interactive theater, subway alarms, Tamara, the Audioworlders concept, Panasonic 3D TVs, Avatar, 3DS, flaws of 3D display systems, a virtual audio world, wrestling, church bells, the ephemeral nature of theater, Jean Shepherd, creative outlets, the love of acting, the relative permanence of Internet radio, books, perceptions of media, Eric Woolfson of The Alan Parsons Project, cat treats, rusty and shiny statues all over Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, mingling, fictional layer, watching wrestling videos on NetFlix, WrestleMania, rewriting history, seeing Star Wars in 1977, kayfabe, Charlie Brown and Lucy with the football, examining the statues, and the other people.

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39:52 – Box of beer, a new idea, pasta, coffee, cigars, The Dark Tower series of books by Stephen King, weird memories of a Korean restaurant and a bookstore, audio length of Onsug so far, a long journey through a desert in pursuit of something, a slight dizziness, men at work, Burger King, good coffee trend, BK Joe, Seattle Coffee Roasters new logo, peddlers, weird giant bicycle, Peddler’s Village, audiobooks, Jackie Chan is alive, Baltic Coasts on HDNet, saunas in Finland, MTVU, classical music, instrument sounds, neon stage, Electric Wizard album “Dopethrone”, play with a pen, Bermuda display in Grand Central, pale pink scooters, college friend who was killed in a bank robbery, Puch moped, Giovanni Smurf incident, Naughty Boy, the idea MOT, coat selection, get money, broken purple chair, Mercury Retrograde, bubble tea, getting a dust mask, it helped somewhat, lunch at Grand Central, little electric vehicles, Indian Food, Cadbury Flake, beverage review (Argo Tea – Mojitea), shampoo bottles, wastefulness of bottled beverages, charities, beeping noise, and yellow electric vehicle number 87.

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39:22 – Got a haircut, hair issues, bilateral symmetry of the human being, cutting my own hair, The Marx Brothers, K-On!, appearance, Cinnabon breakfast in Bryant Park, got some free stuff at Toys “R” Us, different languages, interview with a bird, Overnightscape Central, The Stone Museum, Bungalow Streaming Radio, toy reviews (“Gomu Eraserland”, “Moon Dough”), yellow hamster, blue pie, mini construction vehicles, the fellow subway riders, having to walk a far distance, Corridor of Losers, breathing in dust, can’t catch a break, Mercury Retrograde, death of Jackie Chan?, music for headaches, hair is okay, Weird New Jersey, Moon Dough, Smurf dung, teen Facebook depression, the dullness of life, the Lego green Bossk fail, and stickers.

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57:55 – 209 x 8, website snapshot from 8 years ago, draining weekend, dialup, DSL, cable and TV company names, regionalism, wrestling, engines, FiOS installation, the magic router, customer service nightmares, Vixen and Bruce Willis, another new idea, innovation, new logo, slogans from Bluffcosm.com in 2003, the cutting room floor, my FiOS installation story as a fictional movie – “The Cable Guy 2″, VHS bootlegs, demolition, the fictional universe, HDNet, Cheers in HD, Shelley Long, Pleasant Valley Sunday, American Idol, cringe TV, Cartridge World, Swamp People food truck, obsessed with Jujyfruits, CDs, and corn starch modification.

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57:32 – Wet overnight snow once again, thundersleet, post-apocalytic dream, toys, The Strand, novellty items, laser arrowhead, sealing, issues of Progressive Architecture from the 70s, blenders, another new idea, thinking about weirdness, destiny, the 4th dimension, automatic zippers, Flatland, The Planiverse, fate pins, ice falling off buildings, using Google Maps to illustrate the idea, positions and situations, the one song, subway, playing with different timelines – such as one in which I went to a different college, psychic perceptions, Mercury Retrograde, interior design, aesthetics, tones, textures, design sensibilities, beauty, subtleties, the old Menlo Park Mall, stained glass McDonalds, Ric Olie action figure, Harry Houdini stuff, death of Elizabeth Taylor, weirdness at college, the 209 effect, psychic wars, White Wizzard album “Over The Top” (2010), heavy metal genres, swagger and cockiness, American Idol, Motown, poor judging, too cold outside, swaggeress, jokeress, priestess, unknown vegetable puppets, expensive lunch, I need glasses, train buses, walking around airports, 3DS, Duran Duran, David Lynch, The Young Ones, Motorhead, Madness, Soundgarden, WWE: The Rise and Fall of WCW, Ric Flair, the idea, and get ready for the next episode.

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52:20 – Another snowy day in Spring, hammered by tree snow, disjointed show, roller coaster ride, chaos of ideas, moving from a semi-ephemeral system to a more permanent system, another bus ride – another idea, Audiodicals, books, kinetic sculpture, Duran Duran Unstaged – directed by David Lynch, Vevo, cults, mind control, Aldous Huxley, “Bo Knows”, brand “attitudes”, the 90s becoming the distant past,  forgotten sports stars of the 90s, Gabrielle Reese, the computing culture of the early 90s, I was a little kid in the 60s, Woodstock, escalators, 209 x 8 = 1672, slight cough, I hate “Spoonman” by Soundgarden, kora, 20th century music, the death of Knut the German polar bear, supermoon, unstable times, moon and sun size, whatever gets you through the night, Who is Harry Nilsson? (2010), the unreleased album “Smile” by The Beach Boys, Alternate Brian Wilson Presents Smile, the album “Song Cycle” by Van Dyke Parks, most expensive albums, transit character, Compulsive Newspaper Smelling Guy, OCD, wild boar meat, Justin Guarini, American Idol, new dreamlike Battery Park Carousel, bus noises, and are things louder in the rain?

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1:41:57 – In the Hall of Biodiversity at the American Museum of Natural History, symmetries, crises, Berbers, subway confusion, long lines, pay what you want, bag and jacket plan, 1423 stones, elevator delays, little kids running around, the misery of museum food, ideas for the channel, the mention of giraffes, flea market, W.C. Fields, live music, see the whale, sitting by the fountain at Lincoln Center, previous radio crisis, the Hall of Minerals, 70s style, Forever Gold, calcite collecting, debagging, Time-Out Tunnel, Beacon Theater, The Monkees, pedestrian crossing countdown, iPad 2, New York Philharmonic logo, hit with an idea, Rampler Mini Radio, feminine male fashions of the distant past, a day of extremes, weird clock, first full day of Spring, snowing, Verizon customer service FAIL, luck, unstable energy in the air, alarm sounds, transformation, new ideas, a birthday dinner, Lispenard St., Pearl Paint, Nintendo Virtual Boy, miasma of pop culture insanity, stores with a long history, Letraset, Chartpak, Pepolino. The Woolworth Building, my brother’s birthday, I need glasses, Museum of Natural History, natural light in the evolution lab, dark rides and museums, more symmetries, phases of change in the cosmos, Time Warner Center, video game arcade with a dress code, Deli closed by order of the Comissioner of Healh and Mental Hygeine, obscure beverages, PopCorners, Fritos Corn Chips, Disneyland, taxi ads, the Vernal Equinox, Popcorn Indiana ChipIns, popcorn variations, basketball player, Poland Spring, food factories, PopCorners truck, copyrighting food, Triscuits, the weekend, museum hassle, ideas for the channel, Audiodicals, daylight saving time, Arthur, Sucker Punch,  new Bierhaus on 3rd Ave., Coco, confusing beverage place, heat seal lids, personable clerks, the klutz gene, Moonshot, Beer Wars, bad beer, Bartles & Jaymes wine coolers, Voli diet vodka, Monster Energy Absolutely Zero, Plan Tea, commercialism and charities, a memory of subway beverages from the movie The French Connection, NYC history, time travel, Nintendo 3DS, a vague memory of Pilotwings 64, the slow fading of memories, and difficult recordings.

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2:40:14 – Rainy morning, statues, the nuclear problems in Japan, my understanding of radiation, organs, refill subway card, staged events, more thoughts on the idea of a resource-based economy, crowded toy store, the overlords, pop culture and society, playing Nintendo 3DS at Grand Central, what is the goal, a flight of fancy – my theory of what’s going on, scarcity, cosmic justice, the next day, St. Patrick’s, old-fashioned dress, what is a bonnet, smelly person, The Strokes “Angles”, constant sirens lose their meaning, people screaming, Sanrio, rock and roll music, The White Stripes, Copper Man album “Selling The Downtown Dream”, nice outside, chemtrails, imitating the crickets sound effect, Nintendo 3DS, breakfast problem, The Ramones, Murray The K, the mystery of vowels, clicking languages, regular talking, annual lunch, Argosy bookstore, cool old books, silent basement, The Human Zoo, Barney Google cartoonist Billy Debeck, musty odors, Jumbo Word Search, pencil and paper games, Mattel Electronics Missile Attacks, Destructoe Valley, anesthesia horrors, making memories, new Audiodical design work, get cigars… (more description coming)

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1:31:14 – Starting off on Year 9 of The Overnightscape adventure, symmetries, the Audiodicals idea, March Madness, Dashic Deeds, coat slice, purple clip, the Oakley sign, Bambi Meets Godzilla, Hardware Wars, Nivea construct, Laser Park, Night Packages, photocopiers, human issues, Japan tsunami video, Pokemon, Poodwaddle, first world nations, Lithos, Emigre Manson/Mason, font foundries, electromagnetic technology, nuclear disasters, Jamaican flag, Dayworld, crazy guy, flea market, Hell’s Kitchen, resin paperweights, silver dollars, Lofi Archive, Canch View/32nd Street, Further, The Grateful Dead, hypnopompic “Ultragamut”, reality filters, advertising in dreams, sneezing, falling asleep watching Fringe, Alan Ruck (from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off), Ben Stein, Jeffrey Jones, idea for a free/clean channel, FCC rules, funny name, opening a portal between this universe and the cartoon universe, Space Jam, American Idol, Charlie Chaplain, crane smashes, IBM, media stimulation levels, That’s Entertainment, contact with cartoon characters, Bugs Bunny, The Muppet Show, Floyd Pepper singing “Blackbird” by The Beatles, the ability to create characters, new Wells Fargo bank branding, public domain, BlogWorld Expo, Podcast Expo, marketers, influencers, talk radio – one of the greatest forms of entertainment ever, Bill Hicks, Alex Jones, marketing, Ontario Mills Malls, truck-sized elevator, Chaos Ticket, 1672=209*8, The Strokes “Angles”, Japan nuclear reactor problems, zirconium, The China Syndrome (1979), and stages.

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45:00 – Saturday in NYC, had to work today, clock sound effect, welcome to the fist prototype of Overnightscape Audiodicals – Overnightscape 8th Aniversary, download the PDF and print it out if you can, the monologue format, Jean Shepherd, trying to come up with new ideas for the channel, black and white graphics, challenges of overstimulation, new store “Hollister California”, surf clothing, NBA Store closed, open source fonts (Chunk Five, Copse), evoking the look of a radio, details of the Audiodical prototype, non-money entertainment, Nintendo World, very new word, intro track, new evil number, what you’ll be hearing on this Audiodical, the Iraq War, the new context, promotion, New Pocket Radio, the first pocket radios, bad early earphones, paper, fake handbags, Times Square on Saturday, crowds, apps, a complete work with boundaries, free chocolate, neon, The Grateful Dead, Further show tonight, Deadheads, Obliviana Wander Radio – The Magical Audio Drug, descriptions of The Overnightscape #1-8, dn-L, smoking bans, the TV show “Mr. Personality”, Violent Plaza with Frank209, Peaches, stepped on a cup or something, too early for free Sun Drop Citrus Soda, Audiodical stars, this could be the answer, audio journeys, and it is the dawning of the Age of Audiodicals.

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1:38:00 – The earthquake in Japan, tsunami warnings, yesterday was weird, electromagnetic disruptions, time perception, happy birthday Mr. Jesse the Cat and Mr. Sahsa the Cat, Fuzzy Daupner, a rather unique cat photo, Overnightscape 8th Anniversary, Nintendo Super Scope dream, RCA cables, the incident in ‘01, Star Wars quote, warmer weather, news of the disaster, electronic disruptions, Rollin’ With Nick Cannon, Perez Hilton, Avril Lavigne, Lee Ann Rimes, NPR, one-hit wonders, bus characters, Stoic 2, Sensitive Ears Guys, Cutting Crew, cat treats, happy birthday Wayne, play the game Memory Challenge, American Idol, Garth Brooks, Chris Gaines, CD Zooming, Nobody Beats The Wiz, non-commercial vs. non-money, a college of ophthalmology, new ideas, acid attacks, Dr. Kellogg, the need for release, feels nice outside, armored cops with machineguns, new ideas for The Overnightscape Underground, channels, New Pocket Radio, periodical idea, a yell goof?, clean channel, Broadcast Magazines, Channel Dice, Overnightscape, public domain channel, pet store on 2nd Ave., Japan update, Tekton, mini vodka bottles, Feline Greenies cat treats, contradictions, Gallagher collapsed, Swiss ski chalet-like rooftop garden?, Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged”, resource-based economy, abundance vs. scarcity, Objectivism, the human zoo, Pee-Wee Herman Show on HBO, Columbia Closings, downfall of Cap’n Crunch, bought a Nerf Thor Hammer, Times Square, movie hype, misanthropy, Stok caffeine shots are still available, Silverchair, Bob Dylan, Traveling Wilburys, Hippie Chips, the idea could work, suspicions, non-commercial productions, and 8 years.

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58:42 – The movie “Route 2″, DJs at the student center, student crane disaster, the meta second part of the movie, the “Dream Plus” concept, Pokemon, Smart Cars, a new appreciation for the Star Wars prequels, “exsqueeze me”, Ric Olie, Captain Panaka, VH1 Classic SlotRadio, I just don’t get the whole Bob Dylan thing, Jean Shepherd, Battle: LA (2011), modern art, ethics of Pokemon, smelly subway station, The Freedom Tower, Twitter, Arthur Magazine shutting down, Beatles quotes, non-money based entertainment productions, writing vs. talking, The Overnightscape Underground, new Starbucks logo and branding, sippy plug, Precious Roy, taxi fight, Starbucks music, coffee-colored construction, Route 2 update, potential confusion between Nike and the Nikkei stock market, gear, talk of a freight elevator, time loops and date confusion, and brown dwarf fear.

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2:21:17 – Walking down East 52nd St., giving birth to an idea, Boxee Box, watching lots of videos, The Young Ones, Red Dwarf, Bottom, Absolutely Fabulous, NetFlix, Surrogates (2009), The Monitors (1969), The Second City, SCTV, Bell and Howell, Guy Stockwell, Dean Stockwell, later, SMEG Fridge, Kaweco AL Sport pens, Enter The Void (2009), The Tibetan Book of the Dead, sex and death and drugs, 7 Train, Paz De La Huerta, Boardwalk Empire, rushing and procrasting, pretentious urges, little kid singing, corazon, New Pocket Radio, digital saturation, a physical object purely in service of digital content, previews of coming topics, video billboards, the criminal was caught, good morning, my commentary on Overnightscape Central – Nothing, Jan Erik, Chad, Manny’s views on the Dire Straits song “Money For Nothing” being banned in Canada, prejudice, thinking in shades of gray is inteligent, thinking in black and white extremes is unintelligent, racist music, soixante-dix-neuf, fair use, 5by5, Zima Gold, Don Knotts dream, holographic room, tooth whistling, R2-D2, the death of Don Knotts, The Overnightscape #400 (2/24/06), the 8th anniversary of The Overnightscape this Sunday, vision and clone fear, Star Trek, anniversary shows, New Pocket Radio, thought experiments, the modern disease of narcissism, Depresso Coffee, sirens, psyops, the incident in ‘01, coining a new phrase out of sheer exhaustion, getting a free breakfast at National Breakfast Day at Grand Central, bleak breakfast (one Eggo waffle, dry Froot Loops, frozen orange juice), shades of governmental food centers, people in cereal character costumes (Tony the Tiger, Pop, Toucan Sam, Corn Flakes Rooster), monotone speakers, attention span waning, using charities to mask advertising, the idea of a resource-based economy, Jar-Jar Binks, the artificial scarcity economy is pathetic, brainwashed by society, money is an illusion, rare comic books, possible ways to change things, twilight, Yannick Joker, Nada Noppes, ROAR, Hop, recording failures, Subway surpasses McDonalds in locations, Starbucks 40th anniversary and new branding, the comedy catch phrase quoting of the past, Fernando, Austin Powers, Charlie Sheen, peace of the orchard, insertion, Ashton mini cigarillos, falafel conversation, mid-70s Ford Thunderbird, custom vans, Dodge Adult Toys, 70s TV kind of sucked, leisure time, Battle of the Network Stars, understimulation, The Lost Constant, Atlas, New Pocket Radio, overstimulation, black and white, smoking on a public plaza, trading cards, Lego, pirates, call to action, context, Pokemon, Wii, 3DS, tobacco, Fox News, rain and snow, supermarket parking lot, the injury story of the drawer incident, tofu and bean, Mr. Sasha the Cat, back of my hand gashed open, bleeding, Wege of Hanover pretzels, Times Square at night, war videogame, Stone Temple Pilots, antiseptic ointment, the crash, and excuse me.

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42:45 – Rainy Sunday on the porch, blah weekend, Mexican food, cleaning up, thinking about Internet radio ideas, dirty table, water, Scotch, smoking a pipe, idea of pipe smoking supplies for the crash, a long frustrating road, relevance, Archive.org, 5×5, stats, idealism, previous ideas, Obliviana Super Occult Amusement, Dashic Deeds, recoring time, The Evil Farm, the new idea “New Pocket Radio”, The Porch Trilogy, the big changes of September 2009, custom vans, alcohol and tobacco, New Super Mario Bros. Wii, scrip, the Internet world vs. the real physical world, SimTower, bank graphics, smoke rings, wind chimes, New Pocket Radio details, I hear crows, photocopies, pure random, pipe is winding down, new total, pretzels, uncertainty principle, yummy water, tobacco juice, my Thinkfang book of poetry, religious graphics pollute the visual landscan, The Dime, messy fonts, Aetherwillow Daytrip, and more idea of New Pocket Radio.

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1:08:44 – A lot of chemtrails, Internet speeds, megabits, run back home because I forgot to drink my coffee, but actually I did drink it before, Mardis Gras, Polish Fat Thursday treats “pounchki”, News 12 New Jersey, Usenet, watched 5 hours of American Idol last night, bus is here, defending American Idol, Twitter trauma, many ideas, The Rampler Associates, pan flute, wanted poster on video billboard, rude people, Wolf People album “Steeple”, 4 buzzes, analog subtone flaw, tow trucks with headlight strobes, Britney Spears, bank rebranding, the visual landscan, thoughts on this week’s American Idol, symbolic sacrifices, The Trend Report, the word “shawty”, J-Lo video, turtle guy glasses, beauty, Mazda spider-based recall, god cars, views on the American Idol Top 13, knee-jerk pop cultural negativity, sirens, hard drive, watching video files, Boxee Box, Star Wars “Death Troopers”, trash compactor bookends, new Thunderbolt port, Trend update, gadget lust, Nintendo 3DS, pondering the channel, frustration, basic communication, style over substance, hype, the Billy Crystal “you look marvelous” character, marketing, the substance of the freeform monologue format, the act of recording a show and releasing it online under a Creative Commons license – an act of substance, the sirens, keeping things organized, and the bookstore.

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55:53 – Zoo Bastards, The Mighty Boosh, 1975 Queen album “A Night At The Opera”, current rock music lacks substance, subway booth singing, 1939-1975-2011, Wayne’s Prepcast, preparing for the crash,personal space weirdness on the subway, coat selections,  theory about the Middle East turmoil, demonetization of the dollar, coffee, very expensive oatmeal, new money, coin questions, New Jersey quarter amero suggestion, salsa commercials, the word “vegetarian”, Hale and Hearty Soups, World Trade Center, Macaroni and Cheese, Penn Station exhibit, demolition of the original Penn Station, portable hard drives, enter the octagonal room, a brown Ford automobile, Listen To A Movie, Mr. Show, The Larry Sanders Show, my Internet’s been so slow with Cablevision I decided to switch to FiOS, NetFlix, DSL, DVR, Usenet, Match Game, demolition, Stok, Schnitzel and Things, expensive lunch, Lady Gaga was in utero when I began my college radio show, psychic wars, coughing, BJD (ball-jointed doll), bright night Times Square, counting paper sheep statues, the soccer player who kicked and killed an owl, V8 rebranding, the corporate overlords, police dogs, and Attack of the Clones.

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1:24:44 – Sudafed blues, Corvette, iPad 2, Queen Horns, Darth Maul, the finite nature of things, beeping, Little Trees, “Seneca Glass” movie on Archive.org, driftwood tumblers, coughing apology, fire engine, Japanese dolls, Soom Cuprit – Black Frost (doll with “Queen Horns”), Robot Chicken Dark Crystal parody, people are honking bastards, cursing, Howard Stern, Kirk Douglas, Harlie Sheen, Alex Jones, Usenet, DVR failure, American Idol, electronic corruption, SiriusXM app, Onsug analysis, Sanrio “Small Gift” set of figurines, updates, slow Internet, insanity, sculptures in Times Square (paper sheep, metal mouse, blue woman, bubbles, etc.), the art world scam, style over substance, fakeness, chaos in the air, Lava stain, carpet removal, Lava Lamp bulb burnout, visual stimulation, rice balls for breakfast, new Boards of Canada album may be coming soon, street calculation error, Nintendo 3DS, overstimulated, lots more Fringe this season, weird clouds this morning, Big Sky Country, zoo analogy, panda chow, Queen song “The Prophet’s Song”, WFMU Marathon, The Overnightscape Underground, the rice balls, obscure Sanrio characters, vagueness of percent, fashion scam, The Mighty Boosh, Old Gregg, online TV confusion, lottery, Chipotle lunch, tortilla failures, the control structures of pop culture, the programming of people, cause and effect, modern art, I love pop culture, difficulties of independent entertainment, the tentacles of management, selling out, Wachovia rebranding to Wells Fargo, the movie Fargo, Orson Welles, the programmed people of the world, and hope.

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1:46:46 – Ticket line mysteries, mass demolition, the weekend, comic book store memories, Lady Gaga’s new video “Born This Way”, occult symbolism, early Nirvana resistance, a cornucopia of occult imagery, the future of The Overnightscape Undergrounds, the idea of 4 channels, taxi trouble, SCTV, The Muppet Show, rag wizard hat, Motorhead concert, The Young Ones, Lemmy, alcoholism, your corporate overlords, blast of wind, pocket radio station, levels of presentation, books “You Couldn’t Ignore Me If You Tried” and “Sucker Punch – The Art of the Film”, watched The Academy Awards last night, James Franco, Anne Hathaway, awkward acceptance speeches, Kirk Douglas, The King’s Speech, nearly forgot to get my bus pass, my reactions to the latest Overnightscape Central (The Future of Onsug), teamwork, mailing lists, the post test, conspiracy topics, the goal, the channel as a mini resource-based economy, levels of content, celebrity, a healthy future in entertainment, guidelines, Creative Commons, creator endorsement, hours of content per day, Grammar Girl, lists of episodes, flyers, need for a contextual “hook”, top 10 lists, ritualistic modes, transmissions, podcasting, Charile Sheen on Alex Jones, the news media as a scripted product of the powers that be, analysis of the occult symbolism in the new Lady Gaga video “Born This Way”, the devil, the video itself has horns, unicorns in triangles, Nazis, “as above, so below”, A Clockwork Orange, monarch slave symbols, Janus, butterflies, mirrored images, lack of sensuality, queen horns, reptilians, cloning imagery, well-dressed zombies, G.O.A.T., good and evil, theory that “Lady Gaga” is a set of clones, a crazy woman walks by, pseudoephedrine, drugged once again, Welsh tour group, show naming, I Ching, the palindrome “e-radio do I dare”, forgotten mix CDs, horrible camera software, Picasa, Facebook, wifi cameras, The Rampler, Porno Jim, live shows, Lordi Films, Five Faces of Fear, typecasting, people who the last time you saw them they were a little kid and now they’re an adult, The Dark Crystal (1982), analog texture, more symbolism, “Teenage Riot” on Vice TV, snack review (Kettle Brand Tias! – Salsa Picante), unoriginal slogans, biodiesel, looking for rat statues, giant Norton sphere in Grand Central, NJ Transit “MyBus” service, rogue telephone pole signs, underpaid and disillusioned, Steve Miller Band song “Space Cowboy”, Beatles song “Lady Madonna”, Paul McCartney’s pseudonym “Paul Ramon”, The Ramones, you learn something new every day about rock and roll, Sucker Punch (2011), Boxee Box apps, The Guy Bauer Half Hour, Tom Green, pepper arrogance, and American Idol.

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46:03 – Frank and Peter explore the town of Somerville, NJ. Memories of Somerville, alleyway, Quality Comics, cat, Division Street, the classic shopping center is torn down, The Evil Farm, surprise meeting with Alex at Incogneeto, we talked for a long time, the book “Vintage Fashion Accessories” by Stacy LoAlbo, walking down Main Street, bike rides, luxury apartments, Las Vegas housing market, McMansions, Neet Stuff, Hobnob, gentleman with top hat, fondue, the classic Somerville Circle, Cinema I-II-III, early settlements, dog bakery, the old style of storefronts, Kigali, magic and costume store, record store, wine store, storefront station idea, antiques, grand jury duty, crimes, dinner at Splash of Thai, stir fried wild boar, mee krob, chocolate souffle, Thai iced coffee, super hot green curry, Dunkin Donuts, coconut coffee, Reverse Boston Creme donut, observing some antiques, WWII sonar machine, cymbals, sexuality and beverages, Heathers, as soon as we hit the border the show has to end, parking lot combat, stationery, Summerville, Heat Miser, train station, “take the train to the plane”, After Man, the early days of sushi, criminals, jury duty, closed gas station, and the border.

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Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

2:27:50 – Commuting delays, lasagna breakfast, famous palindromes, accident in the Lincoln Tunnel, futuristic soldiers, protests in The Middle East, scripted events, Libya, Gaddafi, Reagan, Pan Am, Bob Grant, doom hype, dwelling on the crash, using time travel to find crashless timeline, the higher self, the I Ching hexagram of a fox carefully crossing a frozen river, liking doom, conspiracy theories becoming mainstream, simulation, creativity, culture, creation and distribution of works, AR, media history, dawn of the Internet, Creative Commons, Creator Endorsement, hippie communes, heading over to Broadway, Five Guys fries for dinner, the upcoming 25th anniversary of Zope, musicals, compostable bowls, recyclable food, Belgian fries (pommes frites) places that used to be in NYC, Le Frite Kot, had too many french fries, hydration, Green Day, Beyond Onsug, forum mortality, the accident in th Lincoln Tunnel this morning, Thai food, remembered the name of the little caffeine boosts – “Stok”, email, the beautiful rainy Times Square at night, newspaper machins, weird high (Alka-Seltzer Plus, french fries, cigars), St. James Theater, the balcony level, seating, Broadway musical review (“American Idiot”), the squealing crowd, lack of grooviness, weird and perverted, bad poetry, humorless and bland, prepackaged rebelliousness, posing, U2, Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen, sexual music, lighting, the late bus, the vile chant, drug addicts, Repo Man, ordinary people, the next day with pouring rain, umbella, the 25th anniversary of Zope, the history of my comic strip character Zope, space madness, your characters are like alive in your mind, co-ed bathrooms, won the 1986 worst minicomic of the year award, Nixie 59, created the new Zope website and drew the anniversary comic last night, ComicCMS, out in the rain, Hard Rain screensaver in After Dark, the old Macintosh computing culture, Flying Toaster, theories, Todd Rundgren, OvalTune, Green Day song “Basket Case”, new Smurfs Mega Bloks, the plans for tonight and tomorrow, put my very first website from 1995 online at franknora.com/obliviana1, falafel burger, 3rd Avenue tour with J. Wiz and M. Wiz, crutches in the garbage, dinner at Menchanko, sumo wrestler food, potato starch, Philadelphia, Camden, checking out the hippie architecture, statues of rats, reading the plaque, smoke breaks by the loading dock, arrows, listening to the archives, cyclical obsessions, stagecoach, chessboard, senator offices, office building criminals, red metal art swing, cursed building, Corridor of Losers, PiranhaKid, Ess-a-Bagel, bagels in Tokyo, Charlie Sheen, Conran Shop, food court, building security, Lipstick Building, touch an Oscar, Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark, Citigroup Center, Piada, socializing, disappearingspoons.com, melting gallium spoons in hot water, Zombie Stormtrooper Bobblehead, subway opera singer, Overnightscape Central, the future of Onsug, Somerville, NJ, and whispers.

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Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

1:16:37 – Recovering deleted files, listening to random recovered Overnightscape segments, reviving old Macs and iPods, unexpected weird window into the past, crummy winter weather, ironic aspect of the slogan idea “Radio Undefined”, Chicken Over Veggies, Web 2.0, surprise announcement of BlogWorld East, Podcast Expo, marketing hype, selfish dreams, a mini resource-based economy, NYC podcasting scene, Times New Roman, Artifact Coins, little forgotten caffeine boosts, new NYC outdoor smoking ban, Doctor Who “Brigadier” actor died, kora, hammered dulcimer, tuning, analog synthesizers, American Idiot musical, Justin Guarini, learning the songs and dances of a Broadway show, performance and repetition, recording, setlists, the cruel entertainment industry, hippie architectue, the golden girl statue may remain, Dee Daa disappointment, vegetarian food, Indian food, depressing music in the afternoon, Grand Central Dining Concourse, ATM vestibule window, amazing constructs, the ceiling is the street, review of Artifact Coins by Ellusionist, magicians, decks of cards, coin magic, antique coins, magic message boards, pre-worn blue jeans and guitars, coin reeds, coin talk, cool little objects, Amadeus, Last Action Hero, went to  bingo hall and played bingo for the first time, non-profit organizations, Ladies Auxiliary, Dabbin’ Fever – The Winner’s Ink, the E-Max bingo computer, the complexities of bingo, the “Bingo Dog” song, the bingo system, hardway bingo, what is going on behind closed doors, the rules of bingo, distorted photocopy, and Bodoni.

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Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

1:21:47 – Little Christmas villages, Department 56, filming models of cities, Presidents’ Day, Important Ideas, rules and guidelines for the channel, bus station alarm, line police, Chicken Over Veggies, Howard Stern, Opie & Anthony, offensive material, the world is in shades of gray – not back and white, this society is insane, bad words, zero tolerance policies, cold weather, usage of commercial music, advertising, promotion, shoelace problems, hippie building changes, icicles, bingo, lo-fi archives, kitten animation, someone who looks like me in the Fischerspooner music video “Emerge” from 2002, my familiarity with what I look like in pictures and video, Warren Fischer looks like me, whistling, freaking out, cloning theory, a clone is like a twin, Attack of the Clones, Jango Fett, ability to recognize faces, The Prince and The Pauper, clone paranoia, laser printer, pasta lunch, Overnightscape Central, Midnight Citizen, weird snow dust, Michael Keaton, troublesome pockets, caught up with Fringe, I love Fringe, alternate realities, Dr. Walter Bishop, Peter Bishop, Olivia Dunham, Twin Peaks references, Dr. Jacoby, Josie Packard, profanity example, NetFlix, Dark Shadows, Barnabas Collins, Inherent Vice, Red Dwarf, video services, Mystery Science Theater 3000, advanced ancient societies, cloning experiment theory, White Horse cigars, White Owl cigars, George Burns, anti-check fraud pens, Radio Undefined, Bluffcosm.com slogans, going to see the Green Day musical “American Idiot”, The Monkees, new Guess store, new fiber cream “Dishevel”, and warm up at the bookstore.

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Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

2:09:40 – Solar panels, deranged from cold medicine, Starbucks logo, “cicar” cup, over 7 hours of shows released on Onsug yesterday, ordered some Artifact Coins, coin magic, fire alarms, weird dust, idea of the shortest episode ever, my voice is shot, The Police song “Peanuts”, warm outside, scalable logo idea, print out and cut out a little radio, radio packs like cigarette packs, Electric Wizard song “The Satanic Rites of Drugula”, vintage equipment, upcoming potato chips review, bagel day, destruction of groovy architecture, upcoming 25th anniversary of my comic character Zope, subway music, beggar, a movie as “video wallpaper”, movie “The Four Seasons” (1981) by Alan Alda, drug store, toys, pens, check fraud, beer, long checkout line, carrot oil, gave up waiting to check out, Grand Central vagueness, deep voice, depressing music in the morning, heading home, what a beautiful day today, health food lunch at Tudor City Greens, yogurt, kombucha, energy flow, bag of shirts, Momus, the little girl from the cover of The Smashing Pumpkins album “Siamese Dream” is now in the band, Chadcast – Denton, Rocky Horror, Shock Treatment, radio packs idea from a dream, physical representation of digital content, Black Sabbath song “War Pigs”, Electric Wizard albums “Black Masses” and “Dopethrone”, 1978 Dodge Warlock, evil trucks, 56 tracks in Onsug so far this month, Borders bookstore closing at 57th and Park, Sabbath, cigar review (Illusione cg:4), cigarettes, fine tobacco products, fancy stores for the rich, designer A. M. Cassandre, Mary Tyler Moore font Peignot, Louis Vuitton handbag animals, the influence of earlier decades, Welcome Back Kotter, style over substance, Star Wars, successful tobacco gambit, plaza across from the southeast corner of Central Park, FAO Schwarz new logo, Apple Store, Rockefeller Center, The Strokes, Shia LaBeouf, Project Greenlight, Push Nevada, wind storm warning, tissue victory, NBCUniversal new logo, pointless news headlines, trying to define The Overnightscape Underground, Bluffcosm.com, Radio Undefined, another store closed, slogans, got some new shoes – Merrell Jungle Mocs, Michael Jackson Wii game, the ethics of Pokemon, Times Square at night with all the new video screens, trying on the new shoes in Times Square, symbolism, rebirth, thoughts on getting glasses, checking out the new Oakley Store in Times Square (opening day), jet fighter seats, weird diesel fume reminds me of a carnival, pizza smell reminds me of Space Port arcade at the Quakerbridge Mall in the 80s, memories of Princeton, Nassau Hobby, Dungeons and Dragons, PJ’s Pancake House, time travel, future shoes for Albert Einstein, Port Authority flag, beverage review (Vita Coco – Coconut Water with Passion Fruit), cheap telephones, Bell Telephone monopoly, back home in The Overnightscape Studio 2.5, Benny Hill, iPod battery shot, router issues, Steve Jobs health issues, new green puppet prophecy, snack review (Grippo’s Bar-B-Q Flavored Potato Chips) which I got from Bret from Indiana, torula yeast, squeaky chair, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, browser issues, CD Bret gave me of his band Calling Corners – “Evolution Season”, listening to some Calling Corners songs on MySpace, mid 90’s rock, old Overnightscape MySpace page, I ate the entire bag of potato chips, lava lamp, Duran Duran songs “Lava Lamp” and “911 is a Joke”, and gotta oil it.

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Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

1:12:42 – The 25th anniversary of my Anything But Monday college radio show, the history of ABM, psychic wars, podcasting can have a heavy toll on your life, how would me from 25 years ago react to my current situation, crushing disappointment, megalomaniacal dreams, food manufacturing, Zeitgeist: Moving Forward, resource-based economy, the brainwashed masses, living with contradictions, difficulties in sitting outside at the noodle place, hipsters, style over substance, CD scam, the world is utterly insane, doom fear, weirdly warm outside, later on with Bopozog / Bret from Indiana and Gwen from New York in the lower east side, the Andy Kaufman situation, bad hair day, Bret’s first plane ride and subway ride, airline security, displays of police power, bad areas turning into good areas, record stores, Strand Bookstore, Blue Stockings, Forbidden Planet, positive memories of crappy store environments, Tower Records, Other Music, Anime Crash, subway, Bret’s band – Calling Corners (callingcorners.com), Wicca, Electric Wizard, Gwen Sacre Bleu, microfame, had a great time meeting Bret and Gwen, my isolation, Artifact Coins from Ellusionist.com, decks of playing cards, coin tricks, socializing, and Schnipper’s.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License.
Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

The 25th anniversary of my Anything But Monday college radio show, the history of ABM, psychic wars, podcasting can have a heavy toll on your life, how would me from 25 years ago react to my current situation, crushing disappointment, megalomaniacal dreams, food manufacturing, Zeitgeist: Moving Forward, resource-based economy, the brainwashed masses, living with contradictions, difficulties in sitting outside at the noodle place, hipsters, style over substance, CD scam, the world is utterly insane, doom fear, weirdly warm outside, later on with Bopozog / Bret from Indiana and Gwen from New York in the lower east side, the Andy Kaufman situation, bad hair day, Bret's first plane ride and subway ride, airline security, displays of police power, bad areas turning into good areas, record stores, Strand Bookstore, Blue Stockings, Forbidden Planet, positive memories of crappy store environments, Tower Records, Other Music, Anime Crash, subway, Bret's band - Calling Corners (callingcorners.com), Wicca, Electric Wizard, Gwen Sacre Bleu, microfame, had a great time meeting Bret and Gwen, my isolation, Artifact Coins from Ellusionist.com, decks of playing cards, coin tricks, socializing, and Schnipper's.

1:30:17 – Rough morning commute, clock cleaning, temple of false hope, Cinnabon, the latest Overnightscape Central, limping with numb toes, zonked out last night, Apples To Apples, the shocking realization that even The Marx Brothers are fading into oblivion, they used to show a lot of older stuff on independent TV stations, browsing in libraries, the Dewey Decimal System, Groucho Marx’s TV show “You Bet Your Life”, fell asleep in my chair, cold medicine, the world changed around 1995 – with the rise of the Internet and the decline of some aspects of pop culture, more choice makes for less commonality, the new adults coming out of the childhood system, synchronicity of Bora Bora, whatever happened to podcasting, marketing, home shopping, Aol Late Night, it helps to already be a movie or TV star, Kevin Smith, NetFlix on Boxee Box, Felix The Cat, The Story of India, the next day, upcoming 8th anniversary of The Overnightscape, NyQuil, The Overnightscape Underground listed yesterday as a sub-collection on the Radio Programs page on Archive.org, robot legs on 41st Street, Dee Daa, confusing websites, Lion King social media, QR code, 9/11 Memorial, World Trade Center, the most boring day of the 20th century (April 11, 1954), Fringe, Boxee Box, Riverworld, naked science fiction, weird Monday morning, new sidewalk shed design (scaffolding), Park Avenue walk/don’t walk signal, underground train yard, Creative Commons, weird hazy darkness in the sky, the movie “Zeitgeist: Moving Forward”, resource-based economy, how did we get tot this point?, greed, “the powers that be” as the remnants of an ancient civilization – trying to rebuild it, worker race, merging the two societies together, technological growth, quality of life, The Venus Project, all the corporations represented in Times Square, lovely evening, cat and bird cartoon, the deranged world can be aesthetically pleasing, the situation is not sustainable, everything buzzing along, the space-time continuum, another video screen in Times Square, the insane world, and all the weirdness keeps grinding along.

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Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

53:33 – Wind warning, cold medicine, nodding off, Fringe, Boxee Box, the quest to enter the octagonal room from the street, digging a new train station under Grand Central Terminal, skateboarders, Dee Daa day, Audi fashion show, cigar, confusion of french fries, confusing websites, red Guess mannequins, In N Out Burger, Madison Avenue, troubled dreams of alternate realities, can’t find the entrance to the octagonal room, plush Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, flower sellers, return to the original Onsug logo, old logo persisting, Valentines, new Starbucks logo coming, The Biltmore Room, the mystery solved, Droid Pro, Urban Outfitters, hipsterism for the masses, generator, open mic, seminary, new movie “The Rock-Afire Explosion” about Aaron Fechter (who sent an email to the show years ago), audio-animatronics, SD card buying, the original 1977 version of Star Wars, 8mm and Super 8mm, Aunt Beru’s voice redone, Star Wars Mono Mix, The Overnightscape Underground Low Bandwidth Resources, little kids dressed up as Abraham Lincoln, and the wind warning was correct.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License.
Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.