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The Board-certified legal gladiators of Judge Later’s courtroom follow Voyager on a breezy jaunt into the world of organ theft! Janeway engages in some intense moral sparring with a threatening new alien race that will almost certainly never, ever bedevil the days of the Voyager crew again, Kess and Neelix’s relationship reaches staggering new heights of codependency, and the writer’s room shatter...

The Season Finale is just so final. Runeclock Sequence ends. Song Laboratory Ends. Sadness and tears at the terminus.  Milo Ventimiglia did appear in this episode... and he was terrible. 

Things get dicey for the defense team as Voyager takes an ill-advised journey into the past, all the way… to yesterday?! Join the Voices from the Past as they unspool a perplexing yarn about the dangers of nuclear power, or maybe the dangers of eco-terrorism, or maybe both or neither. It also might be about colonialism or something like that. Can Janeway and Paris harness the might of temporal jun...

The Brothers of Shadeaux delve deeply into future plans and scheduling concerns. The End grows ever more adjacent. The future grows dark - or bright? Who can say? Runeclock Session 4 included for no extra cost. A hearbreaking solo for Lissa is written in the Krull musical. Danny Trejo did not appear in this episode.

The courtroom drama ignites as Voyager plunges headlong into the fast-paced, take-no-prisoners world of departmental staffing assignments. The Voices from the Past mourn when a perfectly good staff meeting is ruined by a camera-rattling collision with a TYPE 4(!!!) quantum singularity, but their spirits are restored as Janeway and Torres bond over science and shuttle feels. Will the courtroom of J...

EYES UP, GUARDIAN. Them Brojazzles are writing some more of their Krull musical this week along with the usual pop culture and topical news discussion. Also a hype video! Of dubious execution! Larry Fishburne did not appear in this episode.

The legal warriors of Future Space Court continue to argue the merits of “Caretaker” as an effective pilot episode. The Voices from the Past struggle to ignore the cracks as the episode’s pacing falls apart, Janeway shoots the Prime Directive right out the airlock, and Paris is revealed to be inexplicably insensitive to Chakotay’s ethnocultural background. Will a surprise take on the Star Trek “ti...

The place is Space Court. The year is The Future. The question at hand is one that has shattered homes, wounded friendships, and bedeviled humanity’s greatest minds for generations: Is Star Trek: Voyager good… or is it garbage? Journey forward to the courtroom of the Honorable Judge Midnightien Later as he seeks to discern a final and legally-binding answer to this and other perplexing questions,...

So many opinions about Taylor Swift! So many! Too many to be counted! We certainly can throw a few on that pile. The entire internet is taken to task about hiding some crucial information about a popular anime series from us. You should be ashamed. The Gray Cassette Episode XIII also included at no additional cost. M. Night Shyamalan did not appear in this episode. What. A. Twist.

A quick roundtable on the status of SPR in general. Topics of the day are bandied about. The Bros. of Shaddala unleash their emotions into a primal song of signature power. A special presentation of unsettling ramifications. Daniel Craig did not appear in this episode.

Runeclock is an experimental, interactive program. The System will decipher all comments into executable input and then generate the next stage of the Session. Without input the System cannot function. All Users are registered as OBSERVERS by default but toggle their status to PLAYER when a command is entered. PLAYERS input commands using the comments section of the pertinent post on shadeauxpubli...

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single mistake. The Brothers Shadween pick over the carcass of the Trumpcare defeat. Game of Thrones also gets gnawed upon. Runeclock Session 3 debuts. The opening number for ‘KRULL!’ is written under great heat and pressure, forming a diamond of musical theater. Anthony Scaramucci did not appear in this episode

The Shadeaux Bros. are joined by their first in-studio guest, internet heartthrob Dustin Ah Kuoi. He adds very little to the podcast. Flat-Earthers are taken to task. Excitement is unbridled about the casting of the 13th Doctor. A country song is written, with some difficulty. O.J. Simpson did not appear in this episode. Dustin can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/dustinahkuoimusic @dustina...

You listen to so many D&D podcasts. You watch so many D&D YouTube Videos. Don’t you wish you could reach in and play? Runeclock is an experimental, interactive program. The System will decipher all comments into executable input and then generate the next stage of the Session. Without input the System cannot function. All Users are registered as OBSERVERS by default but toggle their status to PLAY...

Those dang Shadeaux Bros. write a Yacht Rock song. It’s super hard! Runeclock Session 2 debuts. Clever reverse psychology is employed. The AHCA, GLOW, and the entire state of Oregon also turns up. Featuring Rebekah Lee and Sean Polite. Kesha did not appear in this episode.

The currents of time are disturbed. The historic preservation of digital content is broached. A cryptid is celebrated in song.  Mikhail Gorbachev did not appear in this episode.

You listen to so many D&D podcasts. You watch so many D&D YouTube Videos. Don’t you wish you could reach in and play? Runeclock is an experimental, interactive program. The System will decipher all comments into executable input and then generate the next stage of the Session. Without input the System cannot function. All Users are registered as OBSERVERS by default but toggle their status to PLAY...

Explosions begin, but do not subside. A role-playing scenario with uncertain outcomes, featuring Rebekah Lee and Sean Polite. An unexpected song is written. Noah Wyle did not appear in this episode. Link for Runeclock Interaction: www.shadeauxpublicradio.com/ramblings/runeclock-session-one

The Shadeaux Bros., somewhat lackadaisical after their intense rage in the previous episode, discuss Trump’s travels, college kids, and Lin-Manuel Miranda’s never-ending awesome opportunities. A dumb song is also written. Idris Elba did not appear in this episode.

Serious evil, political developments and the Bros. are ANGRY. A lost song from the back catalogue is resurrected. Ben Vereen did not appear in this episode.

Listener requests are perilous! The boys wrangle with a song of great difficulty and dubious content. D. Shadeaux also talks about Doctor Who for longer than is appropriate.

A wild theme song appears- shiny and new and weird. Perfect. Given even a small amount of recognition, the Shadeaux Bros. are ready to sell out. Episode three was brought to you in part by blue cups, Ed O’niell’s ghostwife, seriousness in Syria, awkward servers, awkward commercials, awkward review requests, Mike Smith, and Jingle all the Way, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sinbad.

A Shadeaux Public Radio Special Presentation.   For lovers of the mysterious and strange. With much love to Alex, Nic, and Carly.

An uncertain discussion about theme songs. A new program appears, one most mysterious. A songwriting challenge - a potent pop song with only ten words.

The very first 'proper' episode. Matters of vast political import are discussed as we attempt to unwind the dark government of His Excellency with our dumb songs.