#52. Plastic Explosive

June 8th, 2005

An extended homocidal fantasy; genuine misanthropy briefly displaces the usual downbeat suicide nonsense. Hihlights include our host singing the recipe for plastic explosive.

  • Come to daddy (little angels)
  • Making Plastic Explosive

#51. This Suicide Malarkey (So Sad and Blue)

June 1st, 2005

More suicidal fun.

  • I got out of bead (I wanna be dead).

#49. Dimmer Switches for Breakfast

May 11th, 2005

Who would win in a fight between a toaster and a coffee machine? I know yhou dont care but let’s find out anyway.

#48. Supermarket Special

April 27th, 2005

A show all about supermarkets, and how they are spoilt by the human element.

  • Intro: In the style of a health warning
  • Melody: “Went down to Tescos”
  • Song: “Stole a Turkey”
  • “38 Things which make life worth Living” - sporadic twangs while a robot voice lists the best things in the world.
  • “Die Die Die Die” - life and video-games merge.
  • Dropped everything (at the supermarket)

#47. Insulting Strangers in the Street

April 20th, 2005

An experiment into the power of offensive words. Our host shouts insults at complete strangers in order to measure the response.

  • Introduction, the sounds of a CD
  • Women
  • Insult Experiment

#46. Great Big Rugby Boys

April 6th, 2005

… larking in the showes. Their awful hygene habits and bullying tendancies.

#45. Just Gone Mental

March 30th, 2005

Songs about loss of sanity and fear of being looked at.

#44. Why do Chatterboxes Chatter?

March 23rd, 2005

A tedious recording consisting of mainly screams, briefly interrupted by another Jehova’s Witness visit. This mound of hysterical depression was inspired by an ill-judged criticism of Epistaxis Time on the Resonance FM Forum.

The original discussion can be found on the Resonance Forums.

#43. Alison Steele Special

March 16th, 2005

A show dedicated to Alison Steel, a lady who posted a message on the Resonancew FM message board alleging that Epistaxis Time is depressing and that they should broadcast something more uplifting instead.

#42. Traffic Poetry

March 9th, 2005

A Road Traffic Accident themed show; The centre-peice of this remarkable episode is a poem performed amidst a busy road of fast moving traffic. Our

  • “Everybody in the Street” - A song about walking infront of traffic for attention.
  • “The Anxiety Dance”
  • “Theres nothing more exciting than a Punch in the Face on Friday Night” - A novelty synth-pop explosion.
  • Selecting a traffic poem
  • “The Fairground” - A dirge about being hit in they eye by a coconut.
  • Scrambled Poetry/Prose
  • Thanking the Poet
  • Traffic Poetry, our host clad in baking tray armor performs to fast moving traffic.
  • Song: “I walk infront of a Lorry without saying Sorry”