The chasm between old-school, and not-as-old-school, is bridged this month as Josh goes one-on-one with Buffalo veteran comedian, Dan Pordum. Two of Buffalo comedy's most controversial names sit down and talk about the business as it has changed over three decades, Dan's personal philosophies, and the differences in the veteran mentality, versus that of the new generation. This month's featured band is Phantasm from Philadelphia, PA. Intro by Fresh Guac, Outro by I Was The Scarecrow.

Try to look busy, the boss is on the floor!  Richard Wicka is the man behind ThinkTwiceRadio and Home of the Future Studios, and for sixty minutes he answers the most frequently asked questions he gets, and expounds on his life in topics previously unexplored.  No time for gimmicks, no soundbytes, no featured band, it's just one-on-one with the brains of the operation.  Intro by Billy Draws Two.  Outro by Melissa Kate.

From Studio B at the Home of the Future studios, The Way Up has big implications in April with special guest co-host "T" formerly of the Hooter and Greenway show, guest Verniece Turner, the twice nominated poet this year in Artvoice's Best of Buffalo voting, and Lovely, a decorated slam poet.  We break down the weary stereotypes surrounding poetry in the city, and discuss the importance of having a good name to fall back on.  Sound bytes make a return (finally) and Rapidfire is revamped.  This month's featured band is The Ragbirds from Ann Arbor, MI.  Intro by Melissa Kate.  Outro by Gorillapunch.

Busker musician Ben Joe and longtime musician/emcee Tim Baldwin drop in to discuss the extremes of their craft, and compare notes on life's journey as their careers guide them in different directions, but with similar pit stops.  Tim is the host of the Cafe Allegro Tuesday Night Open Mic every week at 8pm; Ben is an aspiring filmmaker as well.  Also in this hour Josh calls his sister Carol at Bonetti's Pizzeria for a round of Rapidfire.  Intro music by The Fracture, Outro by Jackdaw.  This month's featured band is Spades Alone.

This episode is a tribute to the now defunct 104.5 CHUMFM Sunday Funnies with Rick Hodge that aired for 27 years until the Summer of 2007 from Toronto, Canada.  The show featured a weekly topic and an hour of uncensored comedy mixing the best international comedians of past and present.

The first episode of the new year brings old friends and new acquaintances. In studio are musician and aspiring teacher Cassi Meyerhoffer, and the Jill-of-all-Trades, MC Vendetta a.k.a. Janna Willoughby. Nobody present follows football, so we talk Barack Obama, boyfriends, and building careers when your mind is a mess. Dropping by is Cassi's "significant dude", Aaron Meyer, and Josh calls Cousin Jeremy for a round of Rapidfire. Rich Viola no-showed, and the honor of Novim Productions was sullied. Intro music by Will Holton. Outro music by Like A Panther. This month's featured band is The Score from Watertown, NY.