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Two years ago www.thegazz.com and PopCult. relaunched Radio Free Charleston, the web's most popular videocast featuring music, film and comedy from West Virginia. The new video incarnation of my old radio show has just reached its 45th episode, and we're going stronger than ever.

Unfortunately, we've been so prolific that we filled up the servers at The Charleston Gazette. For some reason the higher-ups here seem to think that "news" and "sports" are more important than RFC. So our first 26 episodes are missing in action.

Until now, that is. We are proud to announce the launch of the RFC TV Archives, which will re-present our classic episodes, one every Friday, with expanded production notes and updates on the performers who contribute to the show.

You can visit the RFC TV Archive page at MySpace, or just follow this link to where we've posted our very first episode and its accompanying notes. In addition the RFC TV Archive page will soon present audio-only versions of our most current shows, for those of you who want to download the show and listen to it in the car or where ever.

Keep checking this page, and add the RFCTVArchives as a friend, we're not picky.

MusicYes, please. The good stuff.
MoviesWe are also looking for (very) short experimental films and animation.

You can find designs like this at the PopCult store. Follow the link's right over there. See?

TelevisionReal TV? We're working on it. Harder than ever, now.
Books

"How To Talk Dirty And Influence People" by Lenny Bruce.

"Captain Marvel Adventures" by Otto Binder and C.C. Beck

"Love And Rockets" by Los Bros. Hernandez

"God's Other Son" by Don Imus

"Plastic Man" by Jack Cole

"Hate" by Peter Bagge

"The Beatles Illustrated Record" by Roy Carr and Tony Tyler

"The Spirit" by Will Eisner

Episode 59 of Radio Free Charleston is online now! This week's show is a special tribute to our sixteenth president, Abraham Lincoln, on the 200th anniversary of his birth.

We feature two songs from the Contemporary Youth Arts Company production of the opera, "Lincoln," by Dan Kehde and Mark Scarpelli, and we also have a Lincoln-centric short film and an animated message from George Washington.

Host segments were shot while driving around Charleston in a Lincoln Town Car, but we end up on the site of the former Lincoln Junior High School. With all the Lincoln-specific content, there was only one thing we could call this show, "Pittsburgh Steelers Shirt."

The fifty-eighth edition of Radio Free Charleston is online now! This episode features music from Lonely Town and Marcie Bullock, icy animation from Frank Panucci and a quick look at the CYAC production of "Lincoln" an original opera, opening in town this weekend. Our live music was recorded at The Blue Parrot and at Sam's Uptown Cafe, both Capitol Street institutions.

The new Radio Free Charleston, our first show of 2009 and our second "show without words" is online now! This episode features music from Chuck Biel's Punk Jazz, Elemental Devices and The Scrap Iron Pickers, as well as a short film by Drew The Dramatic Fool. Fans of Frank Panucci's animation will be delighted as nearly half of this edition of RFC's running time features Frank's CGI wizardry.

WATCH EPISODE 56.5 of RFC RIGHT HERE!

Episode 56 of Radio Free Charleston, "DEVOBAMA Shirt" is online now! This episode features searing hot rock from Dog Soldier, a really cool music video from The Button Flies, encore animation from Frank Panucci, and a trailer for the film "The Bride & The Grooms," which is written and directed by Charleston native, Butch Maier.

Host segments are transmitted directly from the White Room at Stately Radio Free Charleston Manor. The namesake shirt for this episode is a commemorative T-shirt for the benefit concert that DEVO played for the Obama campaign in Akron back in October. This was the first time DEVO played in their hometown for more than 30 years, and they even backed up fellow Akron native Chrissie Hynde on a song from the new Pretenders album. I didn't make it to the show, but I had to have the shirt. Cool, ain't it?

Heroes

Above you see episode 55.5 of RFC. Enjoy! Details in the blog.



Part Two of RADIO FREE CHARLESTON HORROR THEATER is online now!

This episode features more of our tribute to old-time-TV horror movie hosts. We've got music videos from Under The Radar and Go Van Gogh, a short ghost film by Rich Allen, scary-freaky animation from Wladislaw Starewicz, plus a studio full of Zombies.
RFC 54 sneak preview

Radio Free Charleston number 53, "Jack The Ripper Shirt," is online now! This episode features alternative rock from Ten Carp Lie, a jam-band tune from Corporate Orange, yet another promo clip for the new Scarpelli/Kehde musical "Jack The Ripper," plus "Charleston Speed Run #1" and a sneak peek at the documentary "Weird, Wonderful: The Braxton County Monster," which will debut at the RFC Halloween Party October 25 at the La Belle Theater.

Dat's mah wooman there gittin' stalked and stuff!

The fifty-second edition of Radio Free Charleston, "Captain Crash and The Beauty Queen Shirt" is online now! This episode features music from Jonathon Glen Wood and Civil State. We also have a promo video for "Jack The Ripper," the new musical by Mark Scarpelli and Dan Kehde, which opens this week, and there's some vintage campaign animation from 1960.

Episode 51 of Radio Free Charleston, "West Virginia State College Shirt," is online now! This edition of the show features music by Brain Trauma and The Underdog Blues Revue, plus a Kitty Killton movie trailer and the debut of the Astonishing Finger Man! You can see this show right now by clicking on the image above. You can also read the production notes at the blog here, or over at PopCult..

It's finally here.....the fiftieth episode of RADIO FREE CHARLESTON! We pulled out all the stops for this one. Our musical guests are The Late, Great Master of the Hunch, Hasil Adkins (courtesy of the award-winning documentary "My Blue Star") and The Concept, who debut their new guitarist, Brian Flowers, on this show. We also have a wild short film from Scott Elkins, starring RFC's official Barista Chelsea Cook. Frank Panucci brings us a sneak peek at some test footage from his long-gestating feature film, "Repurkussionz." And we have some cameo appearances by the star of "Repurkussionz," Mad Man Pondo, along with Survivor's Jonny Fairply and Unknown Hinson. Kevin Pauley from IWA East Coast, The No Pants Players and The American Heart Association takes umbrage at one of our end-credit gags from episode 49. Wrapping it all up, RFC Big Shot and Resident Diva Melanie Larch is shown singing the National Anthem at Appalachian Power Park over the end credits. ************************************************************


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Radio Free Charleston's 73rd episode, "Aqua Teen Hunger Force: The Movie Shirt" is online now. This episode, shot around downtown Charleston with street art in the background, features music from OVADA and The Limbs, plus a Plant Ro Duction Mini Movie, and The First Great Guitar Giveaway, in conjunction with Route 60 Music.

In the background of this show, you will see part of the "Coming And Going" art installation by Mark Wolfe, and "Celebrate," by Amy Williams with Chris Dutch. Mark's work features life-sized black-and-white photos of some of Charleston's most notable people (and one schlub you can see at Taylor Books). "Celebrate" is an evolution of Amy's "Press 2 For Spanish" street work from last year, expanded now to include Italian and Arabic. You'll see those peeking over my shoulder and around my back in the host segments for this pre-FestivAll show.

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Radio Free Charleston's seventy-second episode, "Sulu Nation Shirt," is online now! Watch it quick, they don't seem to have much of a shelf life these days. This episode features music from The Scrap Iron Pickers and Whitechapel District. We also have a guest appearance by The Chemical Valley Rollergirls, who coincidentally enough are holding tryouts June 30 at Skateland in Campbell's Creek, where we shot our host segments this time.

We are driving to episode 75, in just three weeks. We'll celebrate our third anniversary with a star-studded show featuring great music and shocking cameos. You can also check out our archives. Every day this month I'm reposting an entire classic episode of the show right here in PopCult. You can finally expose yourself to what some folks are calling "Charleston's best-kept secret."

We shot our host bits in Campbell's Creek Monday night at Skateland, the home base for The Chemical Valley Rollergirls. It was great hanging out with the rollergirls and filming some of their practice session. Keep reading PopCult for details on where you can catch the hellcats on wheels in action. Or you can check their website for info about their tryouts.

Radio Free Charleston number 71, "Golden age Batman Shirt" is online now! This episode of your local music, film, animation and weirdness program includes new music from WATT4, vintage music from Hitchock Circus, a Plant Ro Duction Mini Movie, and a special appearance from IWA East Coast's Mad Man Pondo and a friend.

We conclude "Mark Beckner Month with two songs from his band, Hitchcock Circus, who you can see at LiveMix Studio this Saturday. This is a homecoming for Mark, who was a regular on the old RFC radio show. WATT4 was recorded just last week at The Blue Parrot, and Pondo's "friend" is Oderus Urungus, the lead singer and mastermind behind GWAR. You can see Oderus wrestle for IWA East Coast next month. Details are found in the blog here at MySpace.

The seventieth episode of Radio Free Charleston,"Holy Hand Grenade Of Antioch Shirt" is online now!

This edition of your local music, film, animation and art webcast is jam-packed with music and other short bits of coolness. The music is from Barebones, the accapella group who debuted on RFC just a few weeks ago, plus we continue "Mark Beckner Month" with a couple of performances that feature Mark one solo, and one supporting his brother Stephen while jamming on an old Go Van Gogh tune.

As if the music weren't enough, we also have a 100-second art show, this time showcasing the work of Leia Bell, a promo clip for "Viva le Vaudeville," and the debut of "A Plant Ro Duction Mini Movie."

Radio Free Charleston's very special sixty-ninth episode is online now! This is a departure episode for us, as we present an edited version of Timothy Rock's 1992 documentary, "Go Van Gogh: The Sad Truth."

This film depicts the aura, the bubble of success that surrounded this almost-mythic band. It stars Go Van Gogh, themselves, Johnny Rock, Tim Rock, Stephen Beckner and Mark Beckner.

It's the kick-off of "Mark Beckner Month" here on Radio Free Charleston, as we celebrate the pending return to the Charleston area of Mark's Nashville-based band, Hitchcock Circus. Hitchcock Circus will be playing at LiveMix Studio on May 30--their first gig in town since 1995.

Every episode of RFC in May will feature Mark in some manner or another.

"Go Van Gogh: The Sad Truth" (which I believe inspired Al Gore to make "An Inconvenient Truth," the copycat) uses interviews with the band to show just exactly how great they thought they were. It's safe to say that no other band in the history of Charleston ever achieved the level of greatness that Go Van Gogh thought they had. Two complete songs are heard in this edited version of the documentary: "I Can't Sleep At Night," written by Tim and Johnny Rock and Jason Ashworth, and "Born 2 Late," written by Mark Beckner. Aside from the music and interviews with the band, the film also presents interviews with "friends" of the band, to show the perspective of folks who weren't necessarily drinking the Go Van Gogh Kool Aid. Needless to say, a splendid time is guaranteed for all.

Okay, so it's really a mockumentary, completely tongue-in-cheek. It's still a blast, even if the guys were in on the joke. Hey, we can't all be Jesco.

Radio Free Charleston 68, "Axiom Starliner Shirt," is online now! This episode of your favorite local music, animation and film show features music from Jeff Ellis and Marcie Bullock. We also have the first edition of The Radio Free Charleston Financial Report, as well as the debut of the cutest li'l cute cartoon show in the history of cuteness, "Cuticles."

Host segments for this show were shot late Sunday evening in the parking lot at the Nitro Marketplace shopping center. "Why there?" You ask? I honestly have no idea. It seemed like a good idea at the time. The green ball cap seemed like a good idea, too, but it sure looks stupid on screen. The shirt is from the movie, "Wall-E."

Radio Free Charleston Episode 67, "Earth To Eros Shirt," is online now! This edition of our show features our first "rerun" musical segment, plus new music from A Place Of Solace, A new trailer for Butch Maier's film, "The Bride And The Grooms," and the phenomenal young Bradley Wilkerson Sings! The afore-mentioned rerun segment is the animated music video for "Requiem For Pepperland" by Go Van Gogh, brought back by popular demand. This is our special "deadline crunch" show, as I try to maintain a weekly schedule through April in the face of major-league scheduling adversity.

Host segments for RFC 67 were shot in The Convenience Store on Summers Street in Charleston. We want to thank Scott Shapiro for letting us barge in unannounced just a couple of days after he said it would be okay to shoot segments in the store. If you haven't checked it out yet, The Convenience Store is well-stocked with the essentials of life--food, drink, supplies for the tobacco-addicted--but they have a bit more. The Convenience Store is also an art gallery, displaying new works by the cutting edge of Charleston's art scene. Plus they sell CDs by local musicians and underground T-shirts and jewelry. The place is great. It's got the vibe of a 1970s heaed shop, only they sell Mexican Coca Cola (made with real sugar) instead of black light posters depicting positions from the Kama Sutra.

Radio Free Charleston's sixty-sixth episode, "Yankees Jersey," is online now. This installment of the longest-running local music and animation show at TheGazz.com features a song from the CYAC musical "Norman Rockwell's American Paradise," written by Dan Kehde and Mark Scarpelli, plus a tune from Electro Biscuit, a band consisting of Kai Haynes, Greg Wegmann and RFC Big Shot Brian Young, who coincidentally happen to be the owners of LiveMix Studio, Charleston's coolest intimate venue and the home base of Radio Free Charleston. We'll also see the exciting debut of Charleston's newest teen sensation, Young Bradley Wilkerson! That's him to the left of this text. Our animation features a glimpse into the evil mirror universe, as we see how the Anti-Rudy would introduce a song on the evil version of Radio Free Charleston.

Radio Free Charleston 65, "Give Peace A Chance Shirt," is online now! This episode showcases two songs performed by Bare Bones, an acapella group consisting of Bill Kimmons, Becky Kimmons, and Mark Davis. We also present the short film "FOOTLUCY," starring the late Joe McComas. Plus, there's animation by Wallace Padillo.

Radio Free Charleston 64 is online now, but then, you probably knew that. And, if you're particularly astute, you may have noticed that the production notes posted here yesterday were part of an elaborate April Fool's Day joke. In fact, our sixty-fourth episode does not feature Paul McCartney, Peter Buck, or Pixar. It's part 3 of last year's Halloween extravaganza, "Radio Free Charleston Horror Theatre". Count Rudolph returns as your host and this time the show emanates entirely from LiveMix Studio. Our musical guests are Whistlepunk and Mark Beckner and Alan Young of Hitchcock Circus, with Stephen Beckner. The animation is a golden oldie by Frank Panucci. Our cast of zombies includes Liz McCormick, Melanie Larch, and Brian Young, with a special performance by Alan Young as hyp-mo-tized zombie chow.

The latest edition of Radio Free Charleston, "Bauhaus Shirt", is online now! This is yet another music-packed episode, featuring new tunes from Stephen Beckner, The Buttonflies, and returning for a second week in a row Tofujitsu. We also have a five-second appearance from WVU Mountaineer Football's all-time leading scorer, Pat McAfee and by popular demand, the return of vintage beer commercial animation. Host segments were shot in an undisclosed location in the hills surrounding Charleston. There are reports that this undisclosed location bears an uncanny resemblance to the deck behind Sean Richardson and Karen Allen's house, but we are sworn to secrecy. Also, it was raining that day.

Radio Free Charleston episode 62 is online now! This installment features music from Tofujitsu (That's Sean Richardson and Karen Allen) and The Bible Beaters. We also have a new trailer for Butch Maier's "The Bride & The Grooms," which will be playing at Park Place Stadium Cinema in April. Our animation is vintage stuff, with a cow rescuing two ducks from a racial stereotype. Host segments were shot Monday afternoon in the sweltering heat of Summer's Street right before Mel and I crashed a Shouts And Hollers meeting. This show is called "Action Comics Shirt," after the coolest shirt I've found in quite a while.

Radio Free Charleston's sixty-first episode, "SHINDIG Shirt" is online now! In this episode, we feature three triumphant returns from musical acts who got their start in the Charleston area, then moved away, before the draw of their hometown brought them back for return engagements. The cool thing is that I didn't realize this theme until after I dropped off the show at the Gazz office. It wasn't on purpose. It was some kind of karmic kismet-certainly more impressive thematically than the running gag about 3D that I thought tied the show together.

We did film this episode in 3D, by the way.

Our musical guests are John Radcliff, back in town for a visit after moving to Parkersburg; SHINDIG, direct from Louisville: plus a special treat from the RFC archives: Brian Diller performing at the Empty Glass in the early 1990s, after he moved to Nashville.

We also have animation from Frank Panucci, and a message from author, Brian J. Hatcher. You may have seen Brian in the Gazette-Mail last Saturday, or at this slideshow, smokin' his damn pipe.

The sixtieth episode of Radio Free Charleston, our post-Valentine's Day valentine to Taylor Books, is online now. The music, host segments, and 60 second art show were all recorded at Taylor Books and/or the Cafe and Annex Gallery. The music was recorded on consecutive nights in January, and the rest just last Monday evening.

Our music this week is from Captain Crash and the Beauty Queen, Joseph Henry and John Radcliff. The "60 Second Art Show features a quick look at the work of Taylor Book's Annex Gallery regulars Eric Pardue and Charles Jupiter Hamilton. Our animation this time is by the mystery man known as P-Dox.

RFC is the legendary Charleston, West Virginia radio show, transformed into a new videocast, hosted at The Gazz.com.

You can watch our latest episode right here. and visit Gazz TV. for our archived programs.

He's Hip, He's Cool, He's 45!! Rudy Panucci is the producer and host of RFC, and he's also the author of the PopCult blog at The Gazz. You should read PopCult regularly, as it will eventually reveal all the secrets of the universe. Also, you can read about comic books, movies, Radio Free Charleston, music, toys and whatever the hell else He feels like writing about. Rudy gots him some carte blanche.

Rudy is a freelance writer who has been published in Non Sport Update, The Charleston Gazette, Toy Trader Magazine, Baby Boomer Collectibles, Record Collector, The Gazz, United Airlines in-flight magazine, Anything But Monday, The New England Journal Of Medicine, Cracked Magazine, and at Mastercollector.com. He was the editor and contributing writer/artist for Coda, West Virginia's first nationally-published comic book. Rudy has also been a disc jockey, program director, photographer, speechwriter, painter, record producer, concert promoter, cartoonist, television producer, shaman, caregiver, musician, and astronaut. He is older than he looks, so don't be fooled. If you see him in the wild, do not approach him as his nature is unpredictable, and he may lash out with his fearsome claws. No wait, that's the badger we were thinking of. It's okay to go up and talk to Rudy.

Radio Free Charleston is interested in contacting and showcasing cool independent musicians, animators, and filmmakers based in, or at least aware of West Virginia. Our show presents an eclectic range of musical talent, from punk to pop to Celtic to blues and beyond. Check out our second episode, "RVD Shirt" in our Videos Section here at MySpace. You can find a higher resolution version of this as well as a selection of our other shows at The Gazz.com.

Who I'd like to meet:
Musicians who want to come on our show and peform. We can guarantee that there's NO MONEY INVOLVED! We also welcome submissions from animators and filmmakers. Again, with the no money thing. We're a non-budgeted show.

Also, we'd love to meet anybody who wants to buy the overpriced crap at my Cafepress stores. You can buy RFC and related merchandise at the following Cafepress stores You'll have to follow a couple of extra links, because MySpace is being a total bastard and disabled all links to Cafepress stores and didn't bother telling me, so I hope they all get itchy privates and have to sit uncomfortably for a very long time.

You can find links to all three stores right here. I'm leaving the descriptions below, but due to the Soviet-era information kontrols implemented by Czar Tom, you'll have to go to this old PopCult post. to find working links.

Radio Free Charleston (featuring merchandise from our show)

The PopCult Store (featuring art and images from the PopCult blog and

The Monday Morning Art Store (featuring a wide variety of shirts and other crap featuring the image of that week's Monday Morning Art from PopCult. These are available for ONE WEEK ONLY, then they're taken out behind the barn and shot.

Sorry for making you jump through extra hoops to order my cool, overpriced crap (now at record-low prices!) but I didn't realize what pricks MySpace had become.

Check my Videos for more music from RFC! and visit PopCult for behind the scenes production details on the show. EVen more detailed production notes and more personal observations can be found right here at the MySpace blog. Click your way there up in the corner of the profile page.


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The Beauty Queen from Mars





Jul 4 2009 9:42 PM

yeah, we originally thought so too =/


oh well. at least it's still soon. and the 18th we're going to cedar point =[ lol.
The Beauty Queen from Mars





Jul 4 2009 9:19 PM

hey. just wanted to let you know that we won't be able to make the show saturday. he's actually coming home saturday evening. so tell sean and karen we really wanted to be there, and to save us a cd! haha.
The Limbs





Jun 27 2009 9:08 PM

Thanks Rudy! The videos cool- the L1MBS look mean. I had no idea I sounded so much like Lemmy.
-JM
ps you got it, it's 'The Razor Game'...
The Nicholas Jones Experience





Jun 25 2009 6:06 AM

What's up RFC...I'm just a local poet. What is RFC about
Captain Crash & The Beauty Queen





Jun 23 2009 5:28 PM

lol, i actually commented them last night telling them we plan to be there. he thinks he leaves on the 5th, but of course nothing is certain.

but even if he isn't, i'll be there for sure!
Guyandotte Civil War Days 20th Anniversary





Jun 22 2009 10:52 PM

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Captain Crash & The Beauty Queen





Jun 21 2009 9:30 PM

awww that's so awesome. even our old name! haha. i'm gonna post it in a bulletin.
Nikki Cole





Jun 18 2009 1:37 AM

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Thanks for the add and droppin by my page to check out my music! I am really glad to have you as a new friend. Drop me a line anytime.I would love to hear from you! Have a wonderful evening!

Be Happy,Be Blessed,Be Loved!
XoXo,
Nik
The Limbs





Jun 16 2009 9:25 PM

thanks Rudy, I'll be looking out for it. You post on youtube too?
Flare B. {Johto Girl}





Jun 15 2009 2:51 PM

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Jun 13 2009 4:36 PM


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Jun 12 2009 12:10 PM

Rudy! Thought I would drop you a note... I Will be playing at Taylor Books tonight! Stop on by if you get the chance.

jb
Captain Crash & The Beauty Queen





Jun 9 2009 11:04 AM

okay, sounds cool
Captain Crash & The Beauty Queen





Jun 9 2009 1:53 AM

hey! you and mel both doing alright?

jonathan will be home in a little less than a month! we have a show booked at taylor's september 4th! hopefully we can have a show sometime in july or august at rt.60 music too.

- laura!
Kasket Keezey Fo Sheezy





Jun 8 2009 9:21 AM

Vanceboy





Jun 3 2009 4:27 PM

Χαοτική Σφαγή





May 29 2009 10:05 PM

LOL! Your comment to my bulletin cracked me up!
joseph hellmouth





May 29 2009 7:52 PM

thanks again for coming to the show last night! what a blast.
Rob-Roy





May 27 2009 9:10 PM

Saturday, Saturday, Saturday! :-) Hope I'm not spamming you too much, Rudy, but this Saturday in Huntington, Foz, Rabble Rousers, Fam Click, and The Family Conspiracy will be letting loose on Shamrock's. Here are some promo spots we put together - PEACE
The Cat Daddys





May 20 2009 2:02 PM

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Rob-Roy





May 14 2009 1:05 AM

Sunday, SUNDAY, SUNDAY!

Corey Hager (NEW SONG!)





May 13 2009 3:18 PM

thanks for the add, check out my music! :D
Kasket Keezey Fo Sheezy





May 3 2009 9:47 AM

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Apr 30 2009 2:58 AM

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Apr 24 2009 4:36 AM


This looks AMAZING!!!
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