July 10-16, 1982

This week, returning to the show after TWELVE YEARS, it's old friend, comedian Kelly MacFarland.

Kelly has a great comedy special called "Hot Gnome" that you can stream on YouTube for free right now here:

https://youtu.be/_TSFuVXY_vI?si=DIQED3w2vxWidDUd

September 21-26, 1974

This week, Ken welcomes again for the first time (it will make sense when you listen) cartoonist and all around good dude Douglas Arthur to the show to discuss all things 1974 and specifcally get Night Stalker on you.

Be sure to check out Doug's cartoon work and his new comic The Bridge that Eats Trucks. You can find out more and buy all things Dougside here

https://dougside.square.site/?utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv4_a1demo0jswtz6l

March 14-20, 1998

This week Ken welcomes the man behind the excellent design and clothing company Two Crow Collective, Jame McElroy

Buy your PBS is Punk gear here

https://twocrowcollective.com/collections/pbs-is-punk

September 19, 1998

This week Ken welcomes comedian and former Broadway dancer Joanna Ross to the show to discuss baseball and billion dollar ideas.

Be sure to watch JoAnna's latest comedy special HOT 50!, available now on YouTube streaming for FREE here

https://youtu.be/KQHcM24R5h8?si=J8oyDP_LbyS3TmCr

Jan 12-18, 1980

This week Ken welcomes YouTuber (Retro Rules! https://www.youtube.com/@PaulVanScott) and pop culture product purveyor (https://finalscoreproducts.com/), Paul Van Scott to the show to talk everything from magic to CHiPs

January 14 - 20, 1978

This week Ken welcomes YouTuber and fellow TV Kid Brendon "Pops" Jones of the @Pops YouTube Channel. Subsribe to his channel after you listen to him discuss Love Boat with Ken.

September 3-9, 1994

This week I welcome Jimmy Kimmel writer and overall stellar comedian Troy Walker.

Be sure to get Troy's album Esquire, wherever comedy albums are streamed or sold.

October 21 -28, 2000

This week Ken welcomes adult performer, host of the excellent First Thirst and all around quality human Siri Dahl to the show to discuss everything from poor sleepover viewing choices to the greatness of The Adventures of Pete and Pete