The Con and Suranji Cosmicast

Episode 20,011-21 A Convocation of Horror

Cthulhu attempts to rouse Con from another depressive episode by whisking the probe off to a higher-dimensional assembly of Elder Things.

Music: Hippodrome March, 1912, John Philip Sousa "Badinage," 1912, Victor Herbert, Victor Light Opera Orchestra Interlude from Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk, Shostakovich "My Baby Just Cares for Me," 1930, Ted Weems Orchestra

Listen Now:

 Standard Podcasts [27:48m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (21)

Episode 20,011-20 Suranji and the Nut

Suranji finds a stray nut in Con's infrastructure and will not rest until it tears the probe apart to find where it goes.

Music: Hippodrome March, 1912, John Philip Sousa "Just Another Day Wasted Away," 1927, Abe Lymon Orchestra "Tell Me, Little Gypsy," 1920, Art Hickman Orchestra "Sadie Green, the Vamp of New Orleans," 1026, The Five Harmaniacs

Listen Now:

 Standard Podcasts [26:58m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (20)

Episode 20,011-19 Blues in the Void

Con and Suranji finish the cosmicast, then go about their business with a tune that won't go away.

Music: Hippodrome March, 1912, John Philip Sousa "Blues in the Night," 1942, Cab Calloway and The Palmer Brothers "Blues in the Night," Larry Adler and his Orchestra with John Kirby and his Orchestra "Blues in the Night," 1942, Dinah Shore

Interview with H. L. Mencken

Listen Now:

 Standard Podcasts [25:47m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (38)

Episode 20,011-18 Ooga Booga Booga!

Con produces a spooky audio drama based on the work of terrormeister H.P. Lovecraft, with the help of Suranji and Elder Thing Cthulhu.

Music: Hippodrome March, 1912, John Philip Sousa "The Skeleton Rag," 1912, Billy Murray and the Premier Quartet

Listen Now:

 Standard Podcasts [32:03m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (41)

Episode 20,011-17 Hero Worship

Con explores another quirk of his extinct species, the worship of certain individuals as "heroes."

Music: Hippodrome March, 1912, John Philip Sousa "My Hero," 1910, from The Chocolate Soldier by Oscar Straus, sung by Lucy Isabelle Marsh "Entrance of the Kings," from La Belle Helene by Jacques Offenbach

Listen Now:

 Standard Podcasts [26:42m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (63)

Well, we didn't make the slate for the 2011 PodCast Awards. But we here at the Oxford Rationalist Liberation Front and Amateur Theatrical Collective want to thank all our loyal listeners for making the effort to nominate us. Stay tuned for Con and Suranji's next adventure!

Episode 20,011-16 It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad Probe

Con decides to embrace his incipient insanity and enjoy it, but cracking up isn't all it's cracked up to be.

Music: Hippodrome March, 1912, John Philip Sousa "Ain't We Crazy," 1946, Slim Bryant "I'm Crazy When the Band Begins to Play," 1909, Pete Murray "Hey! Hey! and Hee! Hee!" 22 August 1024, International Novelty Orchestra

Listen Now:

 Standard Podcasts [25:14m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (47)

For you Cosmicasters who always wait till the last minute ... well, this is it! You have until midnight tonight to nominate us for the PodCast Awards, what are you waiting for? Visit PodCastAwards.com to access the nomination form. You can only enter once, so make it count! The Con and Suranji Cosmicast should be entered for Best Produced and Comedy (url is http://cosmicast.podbean.com). Then enter your other favorite podcasts in the other categories--check their sites to see what categories they want to be entered in so nominations aren't scattered randomly and will really count.

At the bottom of the form enter your full name and valid email address. There's a comment box: these comments can really make a difference! Needless to say, The Con and Suranji Cosmicast should be realistically described as the funniest sitcom in galactic history, of immense entertainment value and profundity, world-changing in its thought-provoking giddiness. If we're the only podcast you listen to regularly , say so! When you're finished, click the Submit button next to the Comments box, and you're all done. Remember, you can only submit ONCE, so be sure you've got your comments and url's entered correctly.

Keep those digital appendages crossed!

Cosmicasters! We're in the final days for nominations to the PodCast Awards. If you haven't nominated us already, what are you waiting for? Visit PodCastAwards.com to access the nomination form. You can only enter once, so make it count! The Con and Suranji Cosmicast should be entered for Best Produced and Comedy (url is http://cosmicast.podbean.com). Then enter your other favorite podcasts in the other categories--check their sites to see what categories they want to be entered in so nominations aren't scattered randomly and will really count.

At the bottom of the form enter your full name and valid email address. There's a comment box: these comments can really make a difference! Needless to say, The Con and Suranji Cosmicast should be realistically described as the funniest sitcom in galactic history, of immense entertainment value and profundity, world-changing in its thought-provoking giddiness. If we're the only podcast you listen to regularly , say so! When you're finished, click the Submit button next to the Comments box, and you're all done. Remember, you can only submit ONCE, so be sure you've got your comments and url's entered correctly.

And we shall see what we shall see. Keep those digital appendages crossed!