Midnight Radio T-Shirts

Description: Because true freedom is not thinking about the president every day.

Description: She waved a stick of burning incense at my face and puffed and sighed. The Extra-Soft Tri-Blend is strongly recommended.

Description: An offering of static and fire.

Description: Some wobbly loops from T. Rex and Roxy Music, a static-ridden visitation from Nancy Sinatra, and other moments of holy imperfection.

Description: At some point the screen became the world, and now we’re haunting it.

Description: Dave Clark was a radio announcer at UMAX but he decided to become a nocturnal crime-fighter, Midnight. His identity was based on a radio character who he voiced at the station when the actor was ill. His assistants included Gabby, a talking monkey, and Doc Wackey, reformed criminal/mad scientist. Later he was aided by Sniffer Snoop, an inept private detective. Midnight had no superpowers, but he was a skilled boxer. He carried several weapons and gadgets including a gun loaded with sleep-darts and a two-way wrist radio. He also carried a vacuum gun which fired a suction cup attached to a line of strong silk.

Description: The Electrifying Mojo that had such a huge influence on Detroit Techno

Description: Captain Midnight was an adventure franchise first broadcast as a radio serial from 1938 to 1949. The character's popularity throughout the 1940s and into the mid-1950s extended to serial films (1942), a syndicated newspaper strip (1942-late 1940s), a comic book (1942–1948), and a television show (1954–1956). The Captain Midnight TV series, starring Richard Webb, began in 1954 on CBS, continuing for 39 episodes until January 21, 1956. Viewers could send away for a special decoder device and membership kit by including the inner wax seal from a jar of Ovaltine to "Capt. Midnight, Box P, Chicago 77, Illinois".

Description: "Know that you're whole" lyric from Hedwig and the Angry Inch.

Description: i love this song

Description: Tune in to the undead frequency — where skeleton DJs spin from beyond the grave.

Description: Zelig - Alternative Movie Poster

Description: It's '60 minutes to Midnight's' last broadcast, the most famous journalism show on TV. Tonight's is Adrian Marcato, who might expose a conspiracy that links the Government with an actual Coven.

Description: Radio Center Drug Store

Description: Anything worthwhile rests on a knife’s edge like the delicate art of falling asleep.

Description: Midnight Radio

Description: Bananas - Alternative Movie Poster

Description: Enjoy our Patreon show and want to kick it like Angel and the crew? Then we'll cover you! Today for you, tomorrow... for you too! Endless joy with this awesome design. This logo was made for the show by the wonderful artist Raziel! Find him on Instagram @r_rzial. This version comes WITHOUT text.

Description: And you're shining like the brightest star A transmission On the Midnight Radio

Description: The horror of insatiable desire sounds like an accurate diagnosis of the current American moment.

Description: Enjoy our Patreon show and want to kick it like Angel and the crew? Then we'll cover you! Today for you, tomorrow... for you too! Endless joy with this awesome design. This logo was made for the show by the wonderful artist Raziel! Find him on Instagram @r_rzial.

Description: Capture the essence of Brooklyn's vibrant culture with this visually stunning . Featuring iconic symbols of the city, this eye-catching selection resonates with anyone who loves the Big Apple.

Description: Deconstructing Harry - Alternative Movie Poster

Description: Enjoy our Patreon show and want to kick it like Angel and the crew? Then we'll cover you! Today for you, tomorrow... for you too! Endless joy with this awesome design. This logo was made for the show by the wonderful artist Raziel! Find him on Instagram @r_rzial.

Description: Midnight Caller - 80s/90s Tv Show Tribute.

Description: The Origin Of Love Eye from the broadway version of Hedwig And The Angry Inch.

Description: Here's to Patti, and Tina, and Yoko, Aretha, and Nona, and Nico, and Me!