Satire.
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Satirical view / by Marshall Efron.
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The Frank Jokeland show /
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Jules Feiffer at the School of Visual Arts.
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The Committee / introduced by Gary Goodrow ; directed by Del Close.
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Gossip about food / Horace ; read by Mitchell Harding.
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Genuflect, genuflect, genuflect / Tom Lehrer ; interviewed by Larry Josephson.
Musical humorist discusses and demonstrates his music.|GENUFLECT, GENUFLECT, GENUFLECT / Tom Lehrer| interviewed by Larry Josephson. – Musical humorist-satirist Lehrer discusses his views on humor and demonstrates with his songs. – RECORDED: Cambridge, Massachusetts, Apr. 1967. BROADCAST: WBAI, 18 May 1967.
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How to be a Jewish mother / Rella Lossy and Jack Nessel.
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Do-it-yourself radio / produced by Robert Nelson and Doug Wellman.
Satircal series which is based upon the world’s first industrial grade religion: the Church of the Sub-Genius. |Collage of old radio, television, listener phone-ins, and live commentary which takes a satirical perspective on modern ‘consumer’ religion. |Collage of old radio, television, listener phone-ins, and live commentary which takes a satirical perspective on modern ‘consumer’ religion.
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Rocker away / produced by Robert Nelson and Doug Wellman.
Satircal series which is based upon the world’s first industrial grade religion: the Church of the Sub-Genius. |Collage of old radio, television, listener phone-ins, and live commentary which takes a satirical perspective on modern ‘consumer’ religion. |Collage of old radio, television, listener phone-ins, and live commentary which takes a satirical perspective on modern ‘consumer’ religion.
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Beware of false profits / produced by Robert Nelson and Doug Wellman.
Satircal series which is based upon the world’s first industrial grade religion: the Church of the Sub-Genius. |Collage of old radio, television, listener phone-ins, and live commentary which takes a satirical perspective on modern ‘consumer’ religion. |Collage of old radio, television, listener phone-ins, and live commentary which takes a satirical perspective on modern ‘consumer’ religion.