Hoytus Interruptus – Monkey Business

October 18th, 2018 - Posted in

Long ago on the island of Bali, Jeff had a somewhat negative encounter with a tribe of monkeys. While in Morocco recently, he entered a particular cedar forest with a bit of trepidation. The Barbary apes of the Middle Atlas Mountains who lived there were of a similar variety to the macaque monkeys he remembered […]

Morning Scramble – Trevor Hall Visits KVSH

September 13th, 2018 - Posted in

Arriving fresh off the ferry in his tour bus, Trevor Hall stopped by the Morning Scramble to sit down for a live interview with Jeff & Cindy Hoyt. They three of them talked about Trevor’s new CD “The Fruitful Darkness,” his place in the burgeoning “conscious music” community, and his upcoming sold out show at […]

Talking beer and beards and Emmy’s with this handsome buck, The Scotty Mac, in Episode 17 of The BROADcast! Listen in. For the record, Camp Colvos Brewing makes a lovely brew.  

Church of Great Rain Redux: Human Watchers

April 26th, 2018 - Posted in

Jeff & Cindy’s kamikaze junco continues her assault on their picture windows. Jon Whalen joins them for a skit written by VoV Webmaster and former Church of Great Rain writer Richard Rogers. It poses the question: If humans are out spending so much time watching birds, then what do birds watch?

Hoytus Interruptus – Grown Men Flailing

April 20th, 2018 - Posted in

Today’s show was cut short so Jeff could meet their daughter Natalie at Safeco Field for their first game together in several years. Jeff wonders whether a game they attended back in 1996 might have contributed to Natalie’s lack of enthusiasm for the sport.

Jeff performed this story years ago on stages at the Blue Heron and Open Space, but for anyone who’s gone through the process of losing their parents, here’s a story that may resonate.

Church of Great Rain Redux: Phyllis Amaryllis

April 5th, 2018 - Posted in

Cindy reprises one of her ongoing Church of Great Rain characters as Phyllis Amaryllis, Vashon’s Diva of Dirt. This week, she draws unexpected parallels between gardening and taxes.

The Famous Filson Sisters