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What I liked
The overall lightheartedness of the show as it balances and jumps between political and cultural issues made for a fun ride in which time absolutely flew by.
What I didn't like
I would say a more deliberate and carefully organized set up of the prop table might be useful, especially in ensuring nothing spells off the table, but the comedic improvisation in leaning into the chaotic overindulgence of prop usage definitely mitigated any unintentional moments of props sliding off the desk.
My overall impression
This was a wonderful solo show that not only spoke to the heart of a quirky local radio station but also to the intersection of multiple flashpoint issues in a way that was as comedically ostentatious as timely.
