A weird and erotic psycho-suspense audio drama about environmentalists, FBI agents, the Green Scare, and the woman at the center of it all.   

A strange and twisted tale of a girl who's love goes beyond the realm of human experience...

A selection of chewy morsels from our seventh year of vittles.  A holiday treat for you!

The final part of the Ubu Xmas Special for 2008 gives us this rather depressing radio theater peice about some poor guy spending Chrismas alone, and unable to reach his friends or family.   We've also tacked on the credits and stuff for the rest of the show. 

It's the final Christmas at the Tush Whitehouse.  Dubya's mother, Babs, gets to work rallying relatives to appropriate all the furnishings before the new first family moves in, while Prick Cheney works Dubya overtime in signing over everything to their corporate allies. It's the final chapter in the Ubu Hour's hilarous but tragic look at the Tush Administration. Everyone has been asking us, what is the Ubu Hour going to do, now that we don't have these clowns to make fun of anymore.   

Santa Claus Is Coming, Part 2 of the Ubu Hour's 2008 Xmas Special. What can we say? Rudolf is drunk and puking, Santa is a mean old grump who whips his reindeer too hard, Homeland Security stops him for flying over American air space, and Jesus even makes an appearance in this irreverent, profanity-laced Christmas story that ends with Santa hanging out with a bunch of ho ho hos.  WARNING: This radio theater peice contains sex, violence, vomiting and other material that may be objectional to some listeners.

Ubu Christmas Special Part 1... Another apology and a commercial for ShieldAll...

Election Night Radio Theater: Cable news talking heads make sure they don't miss a single weasel word during coverage of Barack Obama's election.
Pundit: Randall Howington
Reporter: Kathy Fors
Written by S.W. Conser with Randall Howington

Brion Gysin inspired word peice... performed by robots

Neopolitical: Unlike the old politics of Liberals and Conservatives, we have the bold new world of Neoliberals and Neoconservatives. Instead of fighting, we can all agree.