F.A.K.E Radio

Abe, Elroy, Cal, and Max

F.A.K.E. Radio is a one-of-a-kind parody station where nothing is real, but everything is entertaining. Broadcasting 24/7 from an undisclosed location, the station delivers fake news, outrageous conspiracy theories, and absurd stories, all with a straight face. Its content is a hilarious mix of satire, tongue-in-cheek humor, and off-the-wall commentary on the ridiculousness of modern media and society.

Each show is a chaotic blend of outlandish headlines, fake facts, and bizarre interviews with non-existent guests. The station is run by a ragtag team of colorful personalities: Max Wise, the enigmatic lead host; Cal McCoy, the conspiracy-obsessed co-host; Abe Henderson, the exasperated producer trying to maintain order; and Elroy McNeil, the street reporter chasing the impossible.

With over-the-top fake commercials and fabricated call-ins, F.A.K.E. Radio exists to poke fun at the boundaries between truth and fiction, blurring the lines with sharp wit and clever satire.

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Time Travelers and The End of the Beginning

Time Travelers and The End of the Beginning

Send us a textIn Time Travelers and The End of the Beginning, F.A.K.E. Radio takes listeners on an unforgettable journey into the mysterious world of time travel. Elroy McNeil is reporting live from a so-called Time Travelers Convention, where he mingles with a cast of bizarre and enigmatic personalities. Among them is a cryptic figure known only as “The Timekeeper.” In a tense exchange, The Timekeeper hands Elroy a weathered stopwatch, telling him it’s “the key to the Convergence,” before vanishing into the crowd. Elroy, convinced he’s stumbled upon something big, tries to decipher what this “Convergence” might mean and if the stopwatch really holds any power.Back in the studio, Max Wise, Cal McCoy, and Abe Henderson are on the edge of their seats, speculating wildly about what Elroy has discovered. Cal is completely captivated, hanging on every word as if it’s the plot of the next big sci-fi blockbuster, while Abe struggles to keep the conversation grounded in some form of reality. Max does his best to keep the show moving, all while listeners call in with their own tales of strange encounters and “slips” in time.With suspenseful commercial breaks, and even a few surprise call-ins from “future visitors,” this episode has everything to keep you guessing. As the tension builds, Elroy gets closer to unlocking the stopwatch’s mystery—only to leave listeners hanging on an epic cliffhanger. Is this the beginning of something real, or just another mind-bending twist on F.A.K.E. Radio?

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Time Travelers and The End of the Beginning

Time Travelers and The End of the Beginning

Send us a textIn Time Travelers and The End of the Beginning, F.A.K.E. Radio takes listeners on an unforgettable journey into the mysterious world of time travel. Elroy McNeil is reporting live from a so-called Time Travelers Convention, where he mingles with a cast of bizarre and enigmatic personalities. Among them is a cryptic figure known only as “The Timekeeper.” In a tense exchange, The Timekeeper hands Elroy a weathered stopwatch, telling him it’s “the key to the Convergence,” before vanishing into the crowd. Elroy, convinced he’s stumbled upon something big, tries to decipher what this “Convergence” might mean and if the stopwatch really holds any power.Back in the studio, Max Wise, Cal McCoy, and Abe Henderson are on the edge of their seats, speculating wildly about what Elroy has discovered. Cal is completely captivated, hanging on every word as if it’s the plot of the next big sci-fi blockbuster, while Abe struggles to keep the conversation grounded in some form of reality. Max does his best to keep the show moving, all while listeners call in with their own tales of strange encounters and “slips” in time.With suspenseful commercial breaks, and even a few surprise call-ins from “future visitors,” this episode has everything to keep you guessing. As the tension builds, Elroy gets closer to unlocking the stopwatch’s mystery—only to leave listeners hanging on an epic cliffhanger. Is this the beginning of something real, or just another mind-bending twist on F.A.K.E. Radio?

The Aliens Have Landed!

The Aliens Have Landed!

Send us a textThe impossible has happened—aliens have finally landed, and Cal McCoy is in a frenzy of excitement, convinced his predictions are finally coming true. Meanwhile, Elroy McNeil is in Roswell, covering a UFO festival, when an actual spaceship descends from the sky. As he stumbles over himself to make first contact, he broadcasts the encounter live, giving listeners a front-row seat. Back in the studio, Abe Henderson, Max Wise, and Cal are glued to their microphones, speculating wildly about the aliens’ intentions.What do these visitors from beyond want? Are they here in peace, or is this the start of an invasion? Stay tuned to F.A.K.E. Radio to find out, “Where Nothing is Real, but Everything is Entertaining!”

Bigfoot Bonanza

Bigfoot Bonanza

Send us a text In this wild episode of F.A.K.E. Radio, Elroy McNeil ventures deep into the woods in search of the legendary Bigfoot, convinced this will be the scoop of his lifetime. Armed with a bag of Squatch snacks and questionable logic, he reports live from the scene—until things take a turn for the bizarre. Cal McCoy insists Elroy is on the verge of an alien encounter, while producer Abe Henderson tries to keep the situation grounded. But when Elroy’s phone suddenly cuts out, and his final message is a heartfelt confession about Bigfoot, chaos ensues. Is Elroy missing, or is this just another prank gone wrong? Tune in to find out as the F.A.K.E. Radio crew scrambles to make sense of the madness in "Bigfoot Bonanza!

The Moon Landing Hoax Revisited

The Moon Landing Hoax Revisited

Send us a textIn this exciting premiere of F.A.K.E. Radio, Max Wise and conspiracy expert Cal McCoy delve deep into the Moon Landing hoax—uncovering new layers of deception. But the real twist comes from street reporter Elroy McNeil, who’s convinced he’s found a secret spaceport… hidden inside a public library! Is it the hub for covert moon missions, or just Elroy’s most outrageous find yet?As always, producer Abe Henderson tries to keep the show grounded in some version of reality, but chaos reigns when the phone lines light up with the wildest, most unpredictable callers—offering their own insane theories about the Moon, hidden spaceports, and more.Get ready for outlandish conspiracies, hilarious moments, and a flurry of absurd callers in this first episode of F.A.K.E. Radio: Where Nothing is Real, but Everything is Entertaining!4o