SONG: KGOD Late Night Community
[INTRO – LOW ELECTRICAL HUM]
[OLD AM RADIO STATIC]
[SOFT HAMMOND ORGAN]
[DISTANT TRAIN HORN]
HOST:
[DEEP LATE NIGHT RADIO VOICE] Continue reading
KGOD Late Night Quiz
SONG: KGOD Late Night Quiz
[INTRO – LOW ELECTRICAL HUM]
[OLD AM RADIO STATIC]
[DISTANT THUNDER]
[SOFT HAMMOND ORGAN]
[TUBE AMP BUZZ]
[SHORTWAVE BURSTS]
[PHONE LINE CRACKLE] Continue reading
KGOD Late Night — Bertrand Russell
SONG: KGOD Late Night Bertrand Russell
This is station Kay Gee Oh Dee…
Kay-God…
the station that makes it… Continue reading
Vanity, Vanity, all is Vanity!
Just a short dissertation on parody and song.
That changes KGOD from parody into an actual functioning underground station ecosystem. Continue reading
Another KGOD Radio Late Night Show
SONG: Late Night Radio
[spoken intro]
[late-night underground radio station atmosphere]
[slow ominous blues groove]
[warm tube-radio tone]
[male announcer voice]
[smoky noir jazz feeling]
[doomscroll blues mood]
This is Kay Gee Oh Dee — kay god, after midnight…
broadcasting from somewhere between
the headlines
and the nervous breakdown. Continue reading
new sci-fi???
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SONG: KGOD After Midnight
[INTRO – LOW ELECTRICAL HUM]
[OLD RADIO STATIC]
[DISTANT EMERGENCY SIREN]
[SOFT TUBE AMP BUZZ]
[VOICE FILTER: LATE NIGHT AM RADIO]
Welcome back…
(Kay Gee Oh Dee after midnight)
where the signals never sleep…
(and neither do you) Continue reading
Pirate Radio Before the Storm!
“Warning: exposure to prolonged political turbulence may result in confusion, family arguments, compulsive doomscrolling, conspiracy fatigue, spontaneous flag purchases, or an uncontrollable urge to yell at televisions…” Continue reading
AI Matters
Planet Earth appears to still be spinning, wobbling, arguing with itself, making music, growing tomatoes, launching rockets, dropping signals from deep space, and burning toast in diners somewhere at 3 a.m. So overall? About normal. Continue reading
emails
Good morning, bob. listening to Barbara reading me my emails.
Morning, Gorby. Sounds like the day is easing into motion over there. Email talk can be its own strange universe — part communication system, part psychic weather report. One inbox and suddenly you can tell who’s anxious, who’s selling, who’s lonely, who’s inspired, and who accidentally hit “reply all” at 3 a.m. Continue reading
Guaranteed Authentic Fake
For some time now, people have been arguing about artificial intelligence, synthetic media, cloned voices, and all the rest of the new technological landscape that has suddenly appeared around us. Most of the conversation tends to drift immediately into fear, paranoia, suspicion, or warnings about deception. That’s understandable. Every major communications technology in history has produced a similar reaction. Continue reading