Men in Charge in Brief(s)
KPBX SATURDAY 3:00-3:05 PM
“Men in Charge in Brief(s)" is a shortened version of "Men in Charge," an uncertainly ironic sketch comedy show, written and performed by Kevin Decker and Tony Flinn.
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Kevin and Tony review the upside of American fascism. It goes about as you'd expect.
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Kevin and Tony fight back against the thuggish takeover of the Men in Charge studios by agents from the Department Of Radio Efficiency and Eliminating Public Radio (DREEPR).
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Agents from the new Department Of Radio Efficiency & Eliminating Public Radio (DORE&EPR) lock Kevin and Tony out of their MiC studio to rifle through their files and go into full confiscation mode (FCM).
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Mr. Skids, a surly drunkard with a heart of limestone, passes out in the street at the perfect spot to prevent an armored car heist!
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Johnny Hambone, detective and library bouncer, finds himself outmatched by a carousel organ.
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When two actors in separate productions of MacBeth clash in the streets, well, they... clash!
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Our surly morning show hosts interview a guest whose recycling method draws upon the United States Postal Service!
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A hopeful dentist's apprentice has a grueling interview with five-and-a-half year old Timmy!
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A public radio reporter interviewing street denizens might have encountered a Wizard! If not, why is there a scream at the end?
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An MPR journalist ethically torn—but not shredded—when she witnesses a small-town, small-minded, swindle!