E-verse Radio Videos

The Dark Lady returns with a selection of "D" words from Shakespeare. Ever wondered what Daubery, Death-Tokens, Deracinate, Drab or Drabbery meant?

Cross-continental superhero cyclist David Sylvester joins E-Verse this week to discuss his epic journeys and offer his hilarious Top Five Movie Bicycles. This episode also features famous bicycle quotes, some history of the bicycle, a poem by Wyatt Prunty, and the inspiration behind Contribute2.org. Get on your bikes and ride!

Footage of the annual Metal night with video and photos and a very scary soundtrack. Careful, it gets loud (and a little ugly as E-Verser Keith Kelleher drags out his famous 'Tears of Satan' vodka).The evening proved to be quite entertaining with Heavy Metal trivial pursuit, heavy metal karaoke and of course plenty of heavy metal air guitar (and drumming). Cover your ears and send the kiddies to the other room.

Uh oh, it looks like the E-Verse Boys are on the run again, and this time they've joined the circus. Last week, they broadcast from an old door. This week, it's an ironing board. No lie. Can you believe it? Production values are plunging in the E-Verse Universe. But stop by and and say hi, and hear Hilbert read Yeats's "The Circus Animals' Desertion" and top five circus superstitions, watch Vampire Circus (1972) and clips from the top five circus movies, and Paul takes you away with his Follies, where you can see clown cars and cat circuses. It's a three-ring circus! So step right up . . . .

Uh oh, it looks like the E-Verse Boys are on the run again, and this time they've joined the circus. Last week, they broadcast from an old door. This week, it's an ironing board. No lie. Can you believe it? Production values are plunging in the E-Verse Universe. But stop by and and say hi, and hear Hilbert read Yeats's "The Circus Animals' Desertion" and top five circus superstitions, watch Vampire Circus (1972) and clips from the top five circus movies, and Paul takes you away with his Follies, where you can see clown cars and cat circuses. It's a three-ring circus! So step right up . . . .

This week's episode includes: George Washington on the highest bidder, Honest Abe on fooling some of the people some of the time, Walt Whitman's "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd," Woodrow Wilson on making enemies, top five presidential movies, how Hollywood imagines the US presidents, left-handed presidents, presidential facial hair, Linda Lovelace for President, top ten cartoon eye-popping reactions to Olive Oyl, amazing presidential facts, Fleming's Follies, smoking presidents, Bad Book Cover of the Week, Slime, Jefferson City, Missouri, top five mysteries popular in the 1970s, top five famous germophobes, presidential collective nouns, cool presidential campaign slogans, top five presidents with the largest popular votes and top five with greatest electoral votes, and so much more, you just have to watch! Audio 50 mins, Video 30 mins.

This week's episode includes: Somerset Maugham and Confucius, Thom Gunn's "Sweet Things," top five habits of highly ineffective coworkers, Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human and Sister Act II: Back, John Dryden, endlessbookshelf.net, Fleming's Follies, featuring Eye Smoking Guy, Guinness Book of World Records guy who smokes seven packs at once, monkey scratching its ass, invaluable bad habit facts of the week, Mark Twain on habits, Bad Book Cover of the Week, Night of the Living Hell, book plots that hinge on the acquisition or loss of funds, an Australian in a funky Bedford nearly runs over a koala, Hooker, Okalahoma, top five superstitions, Ernest Hilbert's poem "In Bed for a Week" from the New Criterion, reprint of Hilbert's In Memoriam for Thom Gunn from the December 2004 issue of the Contemporary Poetry Review, and much more fun stuff. Check it out!

This week's episode includes: Mark Twain and G.K. Chesterton on New Year's Day, "New Year Letter" by W.H. Auden, top five New Year's traditions, the movie Bloody New Year, fun New Year's facts, fun videos of U2, spiders on drugs, and scenes from around the world on Fleming's Follies, hip hop guide to poetic feet, the world's smallest country up for sale, the coolest and weirdest jobs, top five writers who practiced medicine, and so much more fun to ring in the new year.