Yes indeed, Monkey is back and chunky as ever! Ride along as I visit the house of the deaf! My cop is a step daddy! Hot chicks not getting tickets and I may have a touch of the diabetes. All this and other shlock on this one and a half hour long Cleveland Steamer of a podcast!
Posted on November 25th, 2009 by Steve Cox | No Comments »
It’s been a while, but FTE has returned! This episode is the debut of the From The Edge Blue Light Special! I discuss fishin’ with Larry, dispatchers in a hurry and gay marriage.
Posted on October 9th, 2009 by Steve Cox | No Comments »
Episode 6 comin’ at you like an Iranian Election Official! I discuss $80,000 music downloads, Iran election debacle, my first tobacco free week and an awesome voice mail from Kevin Destruction of the Underground Short Bus! I wind it up with a very special interview with Maxwell Hepplewhite, the inventor of Ferret Bowling. Music used in this episode; We Care A Lot by Faith No More and In A Big Country by Big Country.
Join Maxwell Hepplewhite, the inventor and world champion of ferret bowling as he hosts this video guide to this exciting new sport! Also, listen for the Maxwell Hepplewhite interview on episode #6 of From The Edge!
Posted on June 19th, 2009 by Steve Cox | No Comments »
Finally, #5 has arrived! In this episode I discuss what I’ve been doing for the last month and play some music and promos I have been working on. I also talk about my unexpected guest host appearance on the Bear Crawling show. I play some old material from The I Hate Cheese Show and recieve encouragement from Jen and Dave of The Jen and Dave Show on my quest to quit smoking. Featured music; Untitled and Lost by Steve C. and Come As You Are by Nirvana.
Posted on June 13th, 2009 by Steve Cox | No Comments »
In this episode, I discuss conservative vs liberal and I play a clip from the past. Voice mail from Big C. and World Traveler Jim. I play promos for The Jen and Dave Show
Steve sits down and hits us with some stories based on recent events at work. He hits hard and heavy about his own mortality and shares another bit of his life.