Flight 1080

It's a Halloween edition of Flight 1080! Dave and Billy revisit classic Halloween movies, share trailers from some of the weirdest horror B-movies ever made, and explore why people are afraid of the dark. Plus, a sneak peek at the upcoming Robot Comedy Night!

Count Vampula joins Dave Michaels and Billy Armi to discuss Halloween preparations and the upcoming Robot Comedy Night! Dave and Billy also dive into artificial intelligence, local ghosts, mysterious cryptids, and the strange things lurking around the Monterey Bay. Plus, the second installment of The Poor Man's Financial Advice Hour delivers more questionable financial wisdom for people who ain't got no money! It's another episode of Flight 1080 filled with laughs, mysteries, and advice you should probably ignore. We apologize.

Billy kicks off Episode 112 by committing what may be his most unforgivable offense yet: ripping on the Beach Boys and questioning whether they were even a good band. Weird. Then Unga and Billy Club gather around the campfire to get ready for Halloween, trying to scare each other with caveman versions of The Headless Horseman, The Raven, and their own terrifying personal tales. Fire, fear, questionable storytelling and two cavemen trying to out-scare each other—Halloween is coming to Flight 1080!

Dave is joined by AI Tom, a longtime computer scientist, electrical engineer, programmer, and university instructor with decades of experience in hardware, software, object-oriented technology, and computational intelligence. Together, they discuss just how quickly artificial intelligence is getting smarter—and whether it may also be getting more dangerous. How close are we to AI systems that exceed human abilities in ways we can no longer predict or control? Dave and Tom explore where AI stands today, how rapidly it's advancing, and whether humanity is truly prepared for what comes next.

Dave and Billy invent new words for those strangely specific emotions nobody bothered to name—like the joy of donating to 1080 After Dark, the terror of being chased by a murderous ex-wife, and the embarrassment of waving at someone who wasn't waving at you. We also celebrate Oktoberfest, tell some terrible jokes, tackle a brand-new Men of Science, and debut The Poor Man's Financial Advice Hour. The lesson? Give generously to 1080 After Dark. Apparently, that fixes everything.

Half of this episode disappeared thanks to massive technical problems—which may have been an act of mercy, considering it contained more caveman raps and a little karaoke. But the surviving half rolls on! Dave and Billy take a surprisingly deep dive into old-school roller skates and the evolution of skate wheels—from metal and wood to clay and rubber. Then, Episode 60 of the KSCO Murder Mystery, "The Butt Sniffer," brings things to a rear-ending conclusion as MZ, Warren Knox and Jim Twu meet their end at the hands of a transforming robot. Sometimes losing half the show is the best editing decision nobody made.

Dave Michaels and Billy Armi are back with Words of the Day, an abbreviated edition of Men of Science, and a round of local history trivia. Then, the body count rises in Episode 59 of the KSCO Whodunnit, as economics professor Greg Hanle gets killed under some very strange circumstances. Plus, the cavemen grab the microphones again for more prehistoric rap!

Dave and Billy trace an unlikely musical path from Star Trek actress Maggie Thrett and her song "Soupy" to De La Soul's landmark album 3 Feet High and Rising. Then, history is made with the world's first caveman rap battle, followed by another questionable expedition into knowledge with Men of Science. Finally, the KSCO murder mystery gets underway—until technical problems become the episode's most unexpected suspect.

Flight 1080 – Episode 106: Dolphins, Dumb Humans & Men of Science What if we had wheels instead of legs? Dave and Billy ponder what it takes for a species to become technologically advanced—and why dolphins, despite being pretty smart, still haven't invented so much as a can opener. Dave commits an even greater scientific mystery by completely forgetting Billy's birthday, and Men of Science returns to tackle more of life's most unnecessary questions. Then, after revisiting the bizarre Six Million Dollar Man episode "Burning Bright," featuring William Shatner as a scientist obsessed with sending dolphins into space, Dave and Billy decide to test the concept themselves. Billy takes Mission Control while Dave becomes the world's first dolphin astronaut. What could possibly go wrong?

We test our knowledge of the world before Jim explains how the WNBA managed to land itself in its latest controversy. Then things take a more serious turn as Jim digs into the text messages reportedly found on Anthony Fauci's phone and what they may reveal. Geography, sports scandals, government intrigue—and Jim Twu. Just another perfectly normal episode of Flight 1080.

Dave sits down with longtime Boulder Creek resident Ron for a trip back through the early days of this historic Santa Cruz Mountains community. Ron shares stories from his years working for the phone company and the lumber industry, along with memories of everyday life, raising a family, and watching Boulder Creek change over the years. It's a personal look at the people, work, and way of life that helped shape one of the most beautiful communities in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

Dave Michaels and Billy Armi tackle the Word of the Day and the delicate question: How can you tell if you're married to an idiot? Then, on Men of Science, Professor Armi's jealousy finally boils over as he begins to suspect the listener questions might be rigged against him. Plus, should California bring back the grizzly bear? And in one of those stories that practically writes itself, a weird sex toy manages to shut down an entire street. It's science, suspicion, questionable marriages, dangerous wildlife, and civic disruption—all aboard Flight 1080, Episode 103.

Dave and Billy revisit the 1974 horror classic It's Alive and its unforgettable star—a murderous mutant baby with a serious attitude problem. Then we head into the Santa Cruz Mountains in search of mysterious creatures, strange folktales, local legends and cryptids that may—or may not—be lurking in the woods. Plus, Caveman Idol returns with another round of prehistoric talent, followed by the debut of The Caveman Dating Game, where romance is primitive, the bachelors are questionable, and true love may involve an angry badger. Mutant babies. Mountain monsters. Caveman romance. Just another perfectly normal flight on Flight 1080.

Caveman Idol, Men of Science, and the Poop XXX Recruiters Dave and Billy kick things off with another Word of the Day, return to the laboratory for a brand-new edition of Men of Science, and premiere the first-ever episode of Caveman Idol. Watch—or rather, imagine—as prehistoric performers attempt beatboxing, rap music, magic tricks, and fire taming with predictably disastrous results. The guys also discuss one of the strangest stories to come out of San Jose, California: an alleged scheme involving people being recruited to appear in "Poop XXX" movies.

Flight 1080 – Episode 100: Magic, Cats & Sleeping in the Nude It's our 100th episode, and we're celebrating the only way we know how—with complete nonsense. Billy and Dave debate the horrors of sleeping in the nude, share another collection of delightfully absurd cat poetry, challenge each other in another edition of Men of Science, and welcome the mysterious Mr. Billy Armi Genie Man, who stops by the studio to amaze Dave with a magic trick. It's weird, it's unpredictable, and it's everything you've come to expect from Flight 1080.

Episode 99- Men of Science and the Battle of the Sexes Who's easier to understand—men or women? Dave and Billy tackle the age-old debate as they compare the topics that seem to fascinate each sex, with predictably humorous results. The conversation also turns to some of Hollywood's greatest actors before another entertaining edition of Men of Science!, where one professor always seems to get the better end of the "randomly selected" questions. Join us for another fun-filled episode packed with laughs, lively conversation, and the unexpected.

Episode 98- "Sorry About That Noise!" This episode goes everywhere it probably shouldn't. Dave Michaels and Billy Armi explore strange "Words of the Day," debate the awkward body sounds that deserve an apology, imagine the bizarre circumstances that could leave behind the world's weirdest chalk outlines, compare the most common everyday phrases from around the globe, and ask whether Americans could survive on drought-resistant crops and livestock. Plus, it's an international edition of "Tasty or Tainted?" as the guys sample mystery snacks from an Asian market while trying to answer trivia questions about Asian culture. As always, expect laughs, questionable decisions, and absolutely no guarantee that any of the food was a good idea.

Join Dave Michaels and Billy Armi for another unpredictable ride on Flight 1080! This week the crew wonders whether bikini baristas and hot coffee are really a good combination before diving into the surprisingly disgusting things that are legally allowed to end up in our food. Along the way, listeners test their ears with another Mystery Sound, the professors return for Men of Science to tackle audience questions, and Dave and Billy try to predict how their regular callers would answer a series of funny philosophical questions. The adventure continues with the latest installment of the KSCO murder mystery series, "Ghosts in the Machine," where another bizarre case unfolds, and Dave puts a batch of brand-new jokes to the ultimate test—the audience. Whether they soar or crash-land, there's never a dull moment aboard Flight 1080!

Billy and Dave take a journey through some of California's most curious place names, exploring the origins of the Missouri Triangle, Buttonwillow, Bakersfield, Alum Rock, Willow Glen, and Hangtown. They also uncover the story of the Lexington murders and discuss the San Jose park where public hangings once took place—a park that still exists today. Plus, it's time for another Word of the Day and a brand-new Men of Science segment as Professors Armi and Michaels answer questions from the audience. The conversation also turns to the Nazis' fascination with religious relics, historical artifacts, and advanced technology in a search for power, knowledge, and mystery.

Dave and Billy discuss what dads really want for Father's Day, why moms seem to want completely different things for Mother's Day, and pay tribute to the late Boring Jeff. They also answer listener questions in another edition of Men of Science, tackling everything from Mars to artificial intelligence. Plus, the latest KSCO Whodunnit: "The Disappearance of Dave Michaels." When Dave vanishes inside KSCO's newly installed holodeck, Detective Billy Armi must navigate a maze of bizarre number theories, virtual reality chaos, and impossible logic to bring him home. It's all part of another unforgettable Flight 1080 fever dream.

Episode 95: Predicting the Class of 2026 & The AI Silent Treatment In Episode 95 of Flight 1080, Dave Michaels and Billy Armi take a look at the fascinating life and legacy of legendary filmmaker and radio pioneer Orson Welles. The conversation then shifts to the graduating Class of 2026, as Dave and Billy make their predictions about who might become tomorrow's biggest winners—and who could face a rough road ahead. The episode also features KSCO Whodunnit #54: "The AI Silent Treatment – The Death of Jim Twu," a darkly humorous murder mystery in which artificial intelligence, unanswered questions, and a suspiciously timed demise collide in another installment of the ongoing KSCO Whodunnit series.

Dave Michaels and Billy Armi remember their friend and fellow broadcaster Jeff "Boring Jeff" Savage, longtime host of Driver's Seat, while exploring several highly questionable ways to honor his memory. Things quickly go off the rails when Alec decides that drinking a quart of motor oil is a good idea before anyone can stop him—or encourage him. Also featured is Episode 3 of BUMTOWN – Suburban Stories of the Weird, titled The Hill on Fire, along with the latest installment of The KSCO Whodunnit, Whatdunnit, What-The-Heck-Is-Going-On-Here Murder Mystery & Slightly Off-Topic Theater of Dubious Justice: Episode 93, The Carol Protocol. Nostalgia, bad decisions, suburban weirdness, and murder mysteries—just another day on Flight 1080.

Dave Michaels and Professor Billy Armi return to the laboratory/studio/kitchen to continue their dangerously underfunded scientific research. This week, the men of science tackle fuel efficiency myths, explore the mysterious rage triggers that make Dave angry, and investigate the horrifying social phenomenon of people microwaving suspiciously smelly foods in workplace breakrooms. Along the way, the professors demonstrate their unwavering dedication to science, common sense, and avoiding whatever exploded in the microwave three minutes ago.

In this dangerous "Men of Science" edition of Flight 1080, Professors Dave Michaels and Detective Billy Armi perform some of the most reckless experiments ever attempted by graduates of Science School and the American Academy of Explosive Stuntmen. Between bubbling chemicals, highly questionable calculations, and Dave insisting that chicks love dangerous guys, the Men of Science risk life, limb, eyebrows, and possibly Watsonville itself in the name of discovery. Plus, Billy debuts his latest skit, "Lost in Watsonville.

In Episode 91 of Flight 1080, Billy and Dave dive deep into the science of being a square, the warning signs of hardcore nerd-dom, and the mysterious line between cool and completely hopeless. Along the way, the gang debates which musical instruments impress the ladies… and which ones practically guarantee you'll be eating dinner alone. Plus, Harold Beane returns in a bizarre forest adventure that somehow gets even stranger than expected.

Dave is joined by Tom, an experienced AI instructor, for a deep and thought-provoking conversation on the origins, inner workings, and uncertain future of artificial intelligence. From how large language models actually function to the rise of neural processing units, Co-Pilot systems, and emerging concepts like evolutionary computation, the discussion pulls back the curtain on what's really driving today's AI boom. Along the way, they explore the history of AI's ups and downs—from past "AI winters" to today's explosive growth—while touching on influential figures like Geoffrey Hinton and the ethical and security concerns surrounding zero-day exploits and autonomous systems. With references ranging from The Forbin Project to modern "slaughterbot" scenarios, Dave and Tom take a grounded but uneasy look at where this technology may be heading—and whether we're ready for it.

Episode 89 – Cart Chaos and Questionable Ideas What starts as a few "great ideas at the time" quickly spirals into a full-blown societal breakdown—apparently, all it takes is missing shopping carts. Dave and Bill are joined by local author and paranormal investigator Aubrey Graves as things drift somewhere between real-world absurdity and something… not entirely explainable.

Episode 88 – Microwave Rage & Modern Manners What happens when a harmless burrito run turns you into a full-blown monster? In Episode 88 of Flight 1080, Dave Michaels and Detective Billy Armi spiral into a hilariously relatable breakdown of what might trigger your inner Hulk—from burnt pizza mouths to everyday annoyances that somehow hit a little too hard. What starts as a ridiculous "microwave radiation" scenario quickly morphs into a sharp, funny, and very real exploration of pet peeves we all pretend don't bother us… until they do. Along the way, the conversation takes some unexpected turns—previewing future victims in the KSCO Whodunnit series, diving into the isolation of space travel with the Artemis mission, and even touching on something deeper: how we treat artificial intelligence. Dave makes the case that showing respect to AI might actually reflect—and shape—how we treat each other. It's part comedy, part commentary, and all Flight 1080.

Billy Armi and Dave Michaels take a wild ride through everything from the proper pronunciation of "giblets" to the surprisingly strange world of patron saints, The Shining, break down "dangerous cars," and imagine the most hilariously failed Transformer robots you've never seen and episode 52 of The KSCO Whodunnit, Whatdunnit, What-The-Heck-Is-Going-On-Here Murder Mystery and Slightly Off-Topic Theater of Dubious Justice- The Driver's Seat Incident: Tim Scully's Brush with Death and Chuck Norris.

In this episode of Flight 1080, Dave Michaels and Detective Billy Armi tip their hats to the one and only Chuck Norris—the man, the myth, the roundhouse legend—while mixing in some practical (and possibly questionable) advice on how to avoid getting pulled over on California roads. Along the way, they dive into the world's oldest and most recognizable hand gestures—some friendly, some not so friendly—and what they really mean across cultures. It's a little tribute, a little street smarts, and a whole lot of classic Flight 1080 flavor.

In this wildly unpredictable episode of Flight 1080, Dave and Billy dive headfirst into rumors that Donald Trump and his family might be in possession of a time machine—because of course they do. Dave shares a strange tale of a supposed time traveler who claims you can actually spot the exact moment he materialized during the Gettysburg Address, while Billy attempts to read the minds of callers with results that spiral quickly out of control. What starts as curiosity turns into a full-blown on-air meltdown… the kind of entertaining disaster only Flight 1080 can deliver.

Episode 84: The TV Shows That Broke Our Hearts In Episode 84 of Flight 1080, Dave Michaels and Detective Billy Armi take a trip through television history, remembering the shows that left audiences emotional when they ended—whether they made viewers sad, angry, or just wishing the story would never stop. Along the way, the guys test their knowledge with some classic TV theme song trivia and swap thoughts about the power of television nostalgia. Billy also reports on a strange update from Billy Armi Genie Man—the mysterious genie who lives inside a Big Gulp cup—who claims to have revealed several of Billy's past lives. The episode also features a live production of the bizarre radio play "The Man What Forgot His Brain."

ep 83 – Holiday Mash-Up Mayhem, Nobody Wanted the Slide Whistles In Episode 83 of Flight 1080, Dave Michaels and Billy throw the calendar out the window and celebrate everything at once — Christmas, Thanksgiving, the 4th of July, Hanukkah, Groundhog's Day, Halloween, Mechanical Pencil Day, Open Heart Surgery Day, Cataract Surgery Day and more! We also debut another thrilling round of "What's in My Hand?", where listeners attempt to identify a mystery object based solely on the sound it makes. Meanwhile, we tackle the big question: Is AI actually revolutionary… or just the new Beanie Babies? And in a moment that will go down in radio history, we attempt to give away used slide whistles. Shockingly, no one wanted them. Another completely necessary and medically unapproved episode of Flight 1080.

ep 82- AM, FM and Bay Area Memories In Episode 82 of Flight 1080, Dave is joined by KEGR Steve for a laid-back conversation about AM and FM reception—back when spinning the dial could bring in voices from hundreds of miles away. They talk about signal skip, late-night listening, rooftop antennas, and what made analog radio feel so alive and unpredictable. The discussion also revisits local and San Francisco Bay Area TV and radio programs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. From unforgettable DJs and talk shows to classic television moments, it's a nostalgic look at the personalities and programs that shaped an era—and the memories that still stick with us today.

ep 81- Love, Loners and Large Hairy Problems Valentine's Day can be hazardous to your health — and we have the emotional paperwork to prove it. Billy and Dave break down the very real dangers of romance season. Dave even gives relationship advice and recites some Valentine's poetry. We also play "Guess What's In My Hand", dive into the psychology of people who prefer solitude versus those who never stop talking, and explore why some folks recharge in silence while others recharge by cornering you at the grocery store. And in the ongoing murder mystery saga? Episodes 49 and 50 deliver chaos: Rory meets a tragic end, and Dave is abducted by Bigfoot in the woods. It's romance, psychology, homicide, and woodland trauma — just another calm, well-adjusted episode of Flight 1080.

Broken Heroes, Underwear Drinking, and Decorative Books Episode 80 of Flight 1080 wanders through America's affection for broken heroes—TV characters who were racist, drunk, abusive, or worse… and somehow still beloved. From there, Billy and Dave drift into words that perfectly describe very specific behaviors, like getting drunk in your underwear with zero plans to go outside, or buying books strictly to look smart on a shelf. Along the way, they stumble into hiraeth, paraprosdokians, and other linguistic oddities, using examples instead of explanations, because that's more fun. Strange, relatable, and slightly unhinged in the best way—this episode rewards curiosity and punishes people who need everything spelled out.

Billy and Dave are joined by Z Rocker for a wide-ranging conversation that moves through bugs and brain games, slang words and acronyms, classic cartoons, movies, and the ever-intriguing topic of time travel.

ep 78- Mind Games, Hot Dog UFOs, and The Dog-Faced Deed This week on Flight 1080, we dive headfirst into mind tricks, brain games, and slang words that mess with your head more than you realize, before taking a hard left into the absurd with a skit about being abducted by aliens and waking up inside a UFO that smells like hot dogs. The episode also features the latest chapter in the Flight 1080 murder mystery series, Episode 48, "The Dog-Faced Deed," where Dean Sutton is killed under eerie circumstances and an unknown, not-quite-human figure lurks behind the crime, leaving more questions than answers.

ep 77- Love, Lies, and Backwards Beats Dave and Billy put listeners to the test in Episode 77 of Flight 1080 with a reverse-audio music contest, challenging the audience to identify songs played backward from short, distorted snippets. The episode also leans into Valentine's season with a mix of romantic and not-so-romantic poetry, plus a few unfiltered moments where Dave makes his thoughts on love and relationships very clear. Equal parts game show, comedy, and late-night confession, this episode delivers twisted tunes, risky verses, and classic Flight 1080 honesty.

Episode 76 jumps from the bizarre to the strangely fascinating, as we discuss a man police are calling "The Butt Sniffer," explore whether animals can really be identified by body temperature, revisit classic video games, and explain why sovereign citizen arguments never work with police. We also feature the latest KSCO murder-mystery episode, "The Mammoth at Wilder Ranch," set amid the fog and history of Wilder Ranch State Park.

Things get weird, right off the bat! Dave and Billy dig into stories of time displacement—people, animals, and even places that seem to slip out of their proper timeline. Along the way, the show veers into a series of weird, ultra-short scripts that feel like transmissions from somewhere slightly off-axis, before Mediochre Dave the Medium drops in to deliver wildly questionable future predictions for the listeners.

ep 74- Holiday Weirdness: Arrowheads, Mammoths, and a Murder at the North Pole Billy surprises Dave with a gift featuring a mysterious Native American arrowhead—then things get even stranger. Dave recounts a bizarre hike at Wilder Ranch where he swears he saw something that looked an awful lot like a woolly mammoth. Along the way, the duo breaks down the 12 Days of Christmas, sings a few holiday carols, and launches into a wildly improvised sketch where Santa himself calls Detective Armi to solve the murder of an elf at the North Pole.

Flight 1080 – Episode 73: Christmas Carols, The News Chinese Restaurant and Their Weird Menu, Questionable IQs, and Holiday Food Crimes In Episode 73 of Flight 1080, Dave and Billy discuss the weird new Chinese resaurant and the weird menu. The two then put their brains on the line by taking an IQ test in a completely serious and totally professional attempt to qualify for MENSA—results may vary. The episode wraps up with an off-key but enthusiastic round of Christmas carols, proving once again that holiday spirit does not require musical talent.

Episode 72- "Movies, Music, Billy's Bored Game and Murder at The Harbor" We bring Z Rocker into the first hour for a lively discussion about movies. In hour two, Dave and Billy imitate The Streets of San Francisco theme, play Billy's genie-made "Flight 1080 Bored Game," and feature Episode 45 of the murder series, The Santa Clause in Cold Blood: The Death of the Harbor Master.

Flight 1080 – Episode 71: Lost Trains, Cement Ships & Aptos Legends In this episode, Dave is joined by Aptos History Museum board members John Hibble and Dick Garwood for a deep—and often surprising—dive into local history. Together they explore the story of the SS Palo Alto "Cement Boat," the long-gone Seacliff swimming pavilion, the mystery of the missing train in the Forest of Nisene Marks, and the early days of Rio Del Mar. It's an hour packed with forgotten landmarks, strange disappearances, community lore, and the kind of historical gems only John and Dick can deliver.

Episode 70- Slide Whistles and Troubles in Bumville Billy and Dave return with special guest Zach from Watsonville for a chaotic mix of headlines, Cockney slang, and questionable retro Thanksgiving dishes. The guys even break out their precision slide whistles for some truly unnecessary cover songs. Plus: a brand-new murder mystery installment—Episode 44: The Bumville Talent Show Tragedy: The Death of Alec Hale. It's a really bad show. Why would anyone listen? Find out on this edition of Flight 1080!

Episode 69 – Bigfoot, Giants, and the Water Cooler Paradox This week on Flight 1080, we dove headfirst into the weird, the wild, and the downright impossible. We asked the hard-hitting question: how can you tell if you were a test tube baby? Then we tried to tell jokes that literally can't be told on the radio — because they only make sense visually. From there, things got prehistoric as we uncovered the mystery of the giant skeletons said to be found in Lovelock, Nevada. The show also featured two all-new skits. In one, Bigfoot enters the witness protection program after revealing the location of Jimmy Hoffa. In the other, Detective Billy Armi returns for The Water Cooler Paradox, the newest chapter in the KSCO Whodunnit, Whatdunnit, What-The-Heck-Is-Going-On-Here Murder Mystery and Slightly Off-Topic Theater of Dubious Justice. It's a mix of comedy, conspiracy, and caffeinated chaos — only on Flight 1080.

Episode 68: Junk Drawers, Pets, Vampires, and Halloween Flashbacks It's a monster mash on Flight 1080! Dave and Billy crack open the mic for a Halloween special full of spooky laughs, pet confessions, and fright-night nostalgia. Ever wonder what your cat really thinks about trick-or-treaters? Or how your dog feels about all those strange costumes at the door? We've got their confessions — and they're hilarious. Count Vampula drops in to spit some Halloween raps, and the crew dives into their favorite (and scariest) Halloween memories and movies. We also discuss the weirdest things in your junk drawer and alternatives to handing out candy. It's equal parts creepy, funny, and totally classic Flight 1080. Tune in, turn it up, and keep your garlic handy. 🦇🎃

Episode 67 – Ghosts, Crops, and Childhood Confessions This week on Flight 1080, Dave and Billy cover everything from the forbidden fields of America's most regulated crops to the oddball Halloween traditions haunting both coasts. The crew confesses the ridiculous things they believed as kids before diving into the latest installment of the KSCO Whodunnit series, Episode 41: The Concrete Ghost of Seacliff Beach. Plus, an unplanned improv skit about serial killers goes hilariously off the rails in true Flight 1080 fashion.

ep 66: Monsters and Misfortune From the creatures of classic TV and silver-screen terror to the beasts that stalk the pages of ancient texts, Dave and Billy dive deep into the legends that still make our skin crawl. Then, things get even darker in the latest chapter of The KSCO Whodunnit, Whatdunnit, What-The-Heck-Is-Going-On-Here Murder Mystery and Slightly Off-Topic Theater of Dubious Justice: "B-Dead at Bingo." Colonel Terry—our self-proclaimed genius and professional know-it-all—takes it in the shorts and winds up six feet under in one of the strangest senior-center incidents ever broadcast. Tune in for laughs, lore, and a little local lunacy—only on Flight 1080.