#17
Now dear listeners, we must warn you: The City you have come to know and love is in a state of emergency. In episode 17 of the Extra Extra Radio Show, our host, guide and favourite scratch-n-sniff Michael reports to you directly from CRAMWANK HQ where the atmosphere is rapidly heating up. We find ourselves hurled into the throes of a once-in-a-century mating catastrophe as Sequvssuk and Imba head straight for The City. These two sweet-talking, semantically anal and extremely horny giants are ready to lick, thrust and massage their way to state-wide destruction. Our advice? Don’t be fooled by the gentle crescendo of their pet-named foreplay; this is seduction at the geological scale. Unless General Mother and her jacuzzi steam have anything to do with it…
Strap in and prepare to be thrilled as Michael’s finest edge-of-your-seat reporting pulls you along through roaring sex-talk, labial waterfalls and impending orgasm-induced avalanches. Today, just for once, the relief we seek is not sexual, but one that our very City depends on.
The show is written and performed by Dan Fox and Michael Portnoy in close collaboration with Loes Verstappen who selected the music, and Monte Masi. Voice acting by Dan Fox, Michael Portnoy, Loveday Smith and Johnny Vivash. Editing and sound design by Tobias Withers. Artwork by Joost Halbertsma.
- 01 Psyche I & Share Your Water - These Trails
- 02 Wanderlied (Hainbach Rework) - Wouter van Veldhoven
- 03 Inferno (Part 3) - Vito Ricci
- 04 Another Big Mother - Pauline Oliveros
- 05 Asphalt Kiss - A Bad Diana
- 06 The Wanderer (Alternate Take) - Eden Ahbez
- 07 I'd Like to Walk Around in Your Mind - Vashti Bunyan
- 08 Rice and Beans for Charles Curtis - Charles Curtis, Alison Knowles
- 09 The Member of the Ensemble / Bo Ngai Van Công (Folk Song #2) - Y Tham and A Hiêu
- 10 Serendipity March - Kangding Ray
- 11 Konnakhol - Dissidenten and The Karnataka College of Percussion
- 12 Better to Find Out for Yourself - Buffy Sainte-Marie
- 13 Waterfall Winds - Alice Damon
- 14 River Yamuna - The Karnataka College of Percussion with K. Raghavendra