
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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The black-and-white, cigarette-stricken radio series continues, now with even more abstract staring into the middle distance!
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Norma the mail carrier encounters an ineffectual mugger.
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At a Unitarian funeral service, a carousel band organ joins in, uninvitedly...
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Big Nell, award-winning work-release ex-felon entrepreneur, waylays a family to promote her petting zoo / child labor ranch.
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Roger Corman is dead, but a coltish and elusive barista says otherwise!
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Mr. Skids, a surly drunkard with a heart of limestone, disrupts the preposterous festivities without knowing or caring about the delicious damage he does. He's a hero!
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In this episode we go back to pre-recorded history to record a time when hunters and gatherers were less naive about what was supposed to be worshiped. No saps were these folks!
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Once again, in another black-and-white episode, fabled French arborist Gaston Moreau gazes bleakly out upon the landscape and smokes a cigarette.
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The old spam filter was so clogged we stole a new one. And who emerges from the new spam filter? You guessed it—Joan Collins!
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Host Hap Holden further undermines failed Mayoral candidate Haff Koct's sense of personal worth.