Every week the Wisconsin State Journal runs “Roughneck Grace,” a weekly column written by Mike (many of the columns will be adapted from Mike’s Tent Show Radio monologues). Today’s column (about visiting my neighbor Tom) was printed on sturdy newsprint this Sunday and can now be seen online here.
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Tent Show Tonight – Trampled By Turtles Part I
If you’re within range of one of these stations tonight (Saturday, May18th) we hope you’ll join Mike as he hosts another edition of Tent Show Radio from Big Top Chautauqua. Information on streaming the show here.
In this episode’s monologue – delivered from the backstage dressing room with the one lonely little lightbulb burnin’ – Mike visits a neighbor who just lost his wife of 60 years.
You can join the Tent Show Radio Facebook page here.
REMINDER: Most of this year’s previous Tent Show Radio episodes available for streaming anytime – just click here.
Tent Show Tomorrow – Trampled By Turtles Part I
If you’re within range of one of these stations tomorrow (Saturday, May18th) we hope you’ll join Mike as he hosts another edition of Tent Show Radio from Big Top Chautauqua. Information on streaming the show here.
In this episode’s monologue – delivered from the backstage dressing room with the one lonely little lightbulb burnin’ – Mike visits a neighbor who just lost his wife of 60 years.
You can join the Tent Show Radio Facebook page here.
REMINDER: Most of this year’s previous Tent Show Radio episodes available for streaming anytime – just click here.
Available Online: Tent Show Radio TSR 13-19 Ruthie Foster
If you missed last weekend’s Tent Show Radio episode featuring Ruthie Foster it can now be heard online. During the monologue at intermission, Mike shows you how not to buy a used car and where not to put the yogurt.
A big thank you to Tent Show Radio sponsors. They’re an interesting, cheesy, foamy, delicious, outdoorsy bunch, and you can get to know them right here.
“Roughneck Grace” Cosmic Thank-You Column Online
Every week the Wisconsin State Journal runs “Roughneck Grace,” a weekly column written by Mike (many of the columns will be adapted from Mike’s Tent Show Radio monologues). Today’s column (about near-death mountain climbing and cosmic thank-yous) was printed on sturdy newsprint this Sunday and can now be seen online here.
Tent Show Tonight – Ruthie Foster
If you’re within range of one of these stations tonight (Saturday, May11th) we hope you’ll join Mike as he hosts another edition of Tent Show Radio from Big Top Chautauqua. Information on streaming the show here.
In this episode’s monologue – delivered from the backstage dressing room with the one lonely little lightbulb burnin’ – Mike shows you how not to buy a used car and where not to put the yogurt.
You can join the Tent Show Radio Facebook page here.
REMINDER: Most of this year’s previous Tent Show Radio episodes available for streaming anytime – just click here.
Tent Show Tomorrow – Ruthie Foster
If you’re within range of one of these stations tomorrow (Saturday, May11th) we hope you’ll join Mike as he hosts another edition of Tent Show Radio from Big Top Chautauqua. Information on streaming the show here.
In this episode’s monologue – delivered from the backstage dressing room with the one lonely little lightbulb burnin’ – Mike shows you how not to buy a used car and where not to put the yogurt.
You can join the Tent Show Radio Facebook page here.
REMINDER: Most of this year’s previous Tent Show Radio episodes available for streaming anytime – just click here.
Available Online: Tent Show Radio TSR 13-18 Mike and The Long Beds
If you missed last weekend’s Tent Show Radio episode featuring Mike and the Long Beds, it can now be heard online. During the monologue at intermission, Mike explains how he wound up in a band, and what critical advice he once received from a Grammy-winning musician.
A big thank you to Tent Show Radio sponsors. They’re an interesting, cheesy, foamy, delicious, outdoorsy bunch, and you can get to know them right here.
“Roughneck Grace” Cheaters Column Online
Every week the Wisconsin State Journal runs “Roughneck Grace,” a weekly column written by Mike (many of the columns will be adapted from Mike’s Tent Show Radio monologues). Today’s column (about middle-age cheaters) (not the no-tell motel sort) (the cheapo reading glasses sort) was printed on sturdy newsprint this Sunday and can now be seen online here.
Tent Show Tonight – Mike and the Long Beds
If you’re within range of one of these stations tonight (Saturday, May 4th) we hope you’ll join Mike as he hosts another edition of Tent Show Radio from Big Top Chautauqua. Information on streaming the show here.
In this episode’s monologue – delivered from the backstage dressing room with the one lonely little lightbulb burnin’ – Mike explains how he wound up in a band, and what critical advice he once received from a Grammy-winning musician.
You can join the Tent Show Radio Facebook page here.
REMINDER: Most of this year’s previous Tent Show Radio episodes available for streaming anytime – just click here.
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