The Digital Domain Online Radio Show

This unusually Nick-centric episode is light on provided audio but heavy on longform content. On September1, Nick informed you of his plans to help with a microphone demonstration. Well, that has happened, so Nick tells the story of that day. Pags, the studio owner, happened to be listening and answered a few questions…Yes, on a talk-comedy show, air-gapping became an unexpectedly vigorous topic. The other longform content was a listener favorite. Spit it Out, the multiple answers game is back, and this time it’s more open-ended and features a set of answers that made Bob nearly combust. It’s Apple Software release day and Nick had an interesting time updating his devices…He also plays some audio that demonstrates the new AirPods sound quality. Apple at one point called it ‘Studio-Quality Audio’ before backing off that particular marketing push. Does it sound better than audio of a Drive-through? Yes, that’s another subject discussed on this show…A necessary one for both hosts after a heavy week. Download your copy and get a recording of Jayson’s toilet included herein!

At one point, Nick said that this episode might be best enjoyed if you have an inner twelve-year-old boy. Nick stands by that assessment. It all began…with a typo. Yes, Jayson making a typo and then calling to talk about his new toilet essentially set up the entire show, complete with Eleven Labs songs created by Derek on the fly involving Toilet humor, a bit from the past, and Bob having a gig story that perfectly fits with the theme. The insane part? That story was pre-planned, while the rest of this was not, showing how the listeners and broadcasters do this show together…Seriously. In a moment that sticks out like a sore thumb, Nick had Claude write a story about a bunch of weirdos he called ‘The Legion of Dumb’, and Eleven Labs voiced it. This was never meant to be show content when Nick originally had it created, but he found it funny enough to play. Did everyone else? Also sticking out is Bob playing a song in tribute to a friend of his – who celebrated a birthday yesterday – a song to which he was introduced by that friend. However, most of the episode stays rather focused…This show is silly at the best of times, but this episode is even moreso. You have been warned.

It’s always fun for Nick when his dad gets a new car. This time, Nick uses his Shure stereo microphone to record the car rolling off the carrier and his first experience therein, which he compares to previous instances of same that have been documented on this show. Alex made a mashup targeted directly at Bob, Kevin, Christina, and Monty…What did he do that relates to previous week’s shows? That inspires Kevin to respond by displaying one of his favorite mashups. Katie showed up playing Viola on a studio album by an artist called ‘The Celtic Harper, a track of which got played on this episode. 9 years ago, to the day, Bob unexpectedly lost a dear friend of his. In tribute, he plays an episode of ‘Bob Breaks Stuff’ in which said friend stars in a very silly way. Nick talks about a microphone shootout to which he'll soon provide his assistance…and a microphone. Phone calls, messages…And just when you think the show’s ending, Kevin provides something that puts a bow on this show just as Nick’s ready to drop. Download the Digital Domain on Labor Day, Labor Day…

Opening with an intro from 2003 the hosts forgot existed, Jayson’s got a question, Monty’s got a memory, and Jayson’s got a file…2003 folks. Kevin and Christina have a troll especially for Bob. Someone threw something very strange in protest…The guys and their listeners have questions. What does a mistake made while using Suno actually sound like? Jayson found it and showed it off. Bob came up with a story involving one of his favorite musicians – and previous surprise show guest – that Nick had GPT 5 write. What did John Moore do to one of Nick’s favorite songs of all time, and how did it show off the limitations of AI? All that plus phone calls, messages, and banter…The Domain in summer. Download another episode.

Who had issues listening at the beginning of the show owing to Nick making a security change? Read: Nick actually instituting basic security for once? Did Nick manage to fix it? Also, what Jayson-related thing did Bob compare to the Fratellis, and how does that related to a Katie submission? Also, she’s gone legit viral, albeit not from a video she posted. They’ll explain. What song(s) were submitted by listeners for reaction purposes? All that plus phone calls, messages, and a dog days of summer Digital Domain tradition…it’s a musical show. Download it!