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.