“Men in Charge" is an uncertainly ironic sketch comedy show, written and performed by Kevin Decker and Tony Flinn, along with a cast of the talented willing.
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Dr. Orville Preacher is back. And so is heart-healthy cheescake!
An old traditional Yankee cookbook has a new twist...we dare not tell a lie!
In which we show that pesky things like foreign, hard-to-pronounce names (like "Mexico") ought not to stand in the way of naming progress.
The newly-gelatinized announcer searches for sentience beyond the portal.
Bad Nancy Drew—Bitsy and Francine—are deputized to solve/commit a crime: the pirating of the worst video game in history.
Sheriff Coors and Deputy Maisie the Loon welcome Bad Nancy Drew into the squad car!
Grifters, Wizards, Bandits and other Denizens lure the announcer into a trans-dimensional portal!
Kevin and Tony review the upside of American fascism. It goes about as you'd expect.
Kevin and Tony fight back against the thuggish takeover of the Men in Charge studios by agents from the Department Of Radio Efficiency and Eliminating Public Radio (DREEPR).
Agents from the new Department Of Radio Efficiency & Eliminating Public Radio (DORE&EPR) lock Kevin and Tony out of their MiC studio to rifle through their files and go into full confiscation mode (FCM).
Mr. Skids, a surly drunkard with a heart of limestone, passes out in the street at the perfect spot to prevent an armored car heist!
Johnny Hambone, detective and library bouncer, finds himself outmatched by a carousel organ.
When two actors in separate productions of MacBeth clash in the streets, well, they... clash!
Our surly morning show hosts interview a guest whose recycling method draws upon the United States Postal Service!
A hopeful dentist's apprentice has a grueling interview with five-and-a-half year old Timmy!
A public radio reporter interviewing street denizens might have encountered a Wizard! If not, why is there a scream at the end?
An MPR journalist ethically torn—but not shredded—when she witnesses a small-town, small-minded, swindle!
This bakery used to be merely a fortress against clamoring customers, but now it's crawling with a militia!
On a street filled with denizens, an innocent tourist is cajoled into playing 3-traffic-cone monte!
The black-and-white, cigarette-stricken radio series continues, now with even more abstract staring into the middle distance!
Norma the mail carrier encounters an ineffectual mugger.
At a Unitarian funeral service, a carousel band organ joins in, uninvitedly...
Big Nell, award-winning work-release ex-felon entrepreneur, waylays a family to promote her petting zoo / child labor ranch.
Roger Corman is dead, but a coltish and elusive barista says otherwise!
Mr. Skids, a surly drunkard with a heart of limestone, disrupts the preposterous festivities without knowing or caring about the delicious damage he does. He's a hero!
Mr. Skids, a surly drunkard with a heart of limestone, disrupts the preposterous festivities without knowing or caring about the delicious damage he does. He's a hero!
In this episode we go back to pre-recorded history to record a time when hunters and gatherers were less naive about what was supposed to be worshiped. No saps were these folks!
Once again, in another black-and-white episode, fabled French arborist Gaston Moreau gazes bleakly out upon the landscape and smokes a cigarette.
The old spam filter was so clogged we stole a new one. And who emerges from the new spam filter? You guessed it—Joan Collins!
Host Hap Holden further undermines failed Mayoral candidate Haff Koct's sense of personal worth.
In our first black-and-white episode, French arborist Gaston Moreau broods on broodible matters and smokes a cigarette!
Host Hap Holden hounds a self-styled recycling expert!
When you want your lawn to display professional negligence, call the Mullet Lawn Service!
Want your kids to clean up after your late-night parties? Give them funnels!
At Camp Show-Your-Work, kids can learn all about unpleasant camp experiences, and then leave early—for a price!
Career American Dutch Mayoral candidate continues to embarrass himself as the interview persists.
Realist Morning Show hosts, Emily and Virgil, roll their eyes through a further interview with Mayoral candidate and "career American" Haff Kokt, who finds fresh ways to lose votes.
Emily Wellingtonford, Canadian mine owner and usurer, has bought a radio station to promote her usurious practices, but Gertrude the Loon interviews an unemployed miner. Just imagine!
Do you hate Morning Show perkiness? So do/does Men in Charge. Enjoy our dour, irritable hosts!
What happens if the sign says "Click it and Ticket"? What then, eh? What then?
Little Timmy's film making assignment with the Movie Mongol takes a terrifying new direction!
Join our benighted contestant as he listens to three scenarios to determine whether their outcomes were caused by Coincidence, Correlation, or Climate Change!
Think of the opportunities that arise when your clocks are made of pork!
Elizabeth Hempworthy, office felon, is caught by a janitor and burglar in the midst of framing a colleague!
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