Cyprian Kane Radio Podcast

Join me on this solo trip into the great beyond as we deal with anomalies in the studio, and new characters are introduced.

In this episode, Cyprian and Martin explore three iconic works of classical music, each revealing a different facet of human creativity — from disciplined craft to explosive genius to dream‑like impressionism. • Johann Sebastian Bach We begin with Bach’s architectural clarity and spiritual craftsmanship. His music shows how a single line can unfold into an entire universe, and why his work remains...

A solo exploration of the moment the ordinary world thins and something older, stranger, and more insistent presses through. Kane follows the subtle distortions in the morning air, tracing the seam between the familiar and the uncanny. And now, a hint of what’s coming next — the future leaning in, quietly, unmistakably. Join me, won't you?

Dr. Martin Markovich joins me for an exciting and frank discussion about the Beatles, and the Beach Boys. With a special happy birthday to my wife, Nelly. Enjoy!

Tally Tommy returns with his usual wit and gift for storytelling. The music and announcements roll out as the moment unfurls. Join us for another great episode. Thanks for tuning in.

In this episode, Dr. Martin Markovich and I discuss the dark genius of Peter Lorre, aka "The High Minister Of All That Is Sinister". You may recognize his voice stylings from movies, television, cartoons, or commercials. It's a voice and manner that has been imitated countless times. Join me, won't you, for this trip down memory lane with Dr. Martin and Peter Lorre, as we climb into the time machi...

In this episode with Steve, we talk about a special song we are working on, which was originally written in 1969. The Original song "The Ledge" is played.

This is part 2 of my interview with John Copassaki. We talk about the spiritual journey, and also some topical issues in today's society and culture. The original song "House Of Thunder" is performed.

In this episode, I interview a mystery wrestler, and a good friend of mine. We perform the song, "Time To Cry", and talk about his journey to Christ. Special Guest is John Copassaki, aka "Blaze".

Tallahassee Tommy is interviewed. "Rainy Days" is performed. Upcoming shows are discussed.

The original song "The In Crowd" is featured. Our discussion of the acts of the 70s continues. Dr. Martin Markovich and I sit poolside for this broadcast. Enjoy!

Dr. Martin Markovich is back with me for another great show, discussing several influential acts of the late 70s. The original song "Angel In Disguise" is performed.

In this special episode, we are joined by my magnificent and lovely wife, Nelly. We cover all the latest developments in the world of Kane rock and roll, and we sum up part 2 of "Family & Friends". God is our standard for family. He is only one prayer away if we believe. He is always there for us. We are joined together with the Mother of God, a perfect mother, who prays for us and can be our...

In this episode, we talk about family and friends, the pros and the cons. And the greatest family of all, God's household. The song "Up Come The Lights" is played, and many other elements are added. Enjoy and God Bless!

In this episode, I am in the hot seat as Dr. Martin interviews me about Bipolar, God, and more. The song that is played is fittingly "Mr. Manic", my sobriquet.

The original songs "At The Station" and "How It Be" are performed. This marks the first show under the new format, with more added elements, and we are flying solo in this episode. Join us for an inspirational, motivational, and spiritual journey through the arts, life, and more.

The song "The Same" is performed, and we discuss the early days of film.

Martin and I discuss the Big Band era, among other interesting elements.

The History of Rock is discussed, as well as other elements

In this episode, the song "Radio Drive" is performed, and the sizzling topic that Dr. Martin brings to the table is the six great acts of the 70s, which he was eager to feature. Stay tuned, as there is more to come.