In 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!

The Moon Landing Hoax Revisited

The 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!”

The Aliens Have Landed

In the chaotic debut of The News No One Asked For, straight-laced anchor Walter Stern struggles to deliver real news while his wild co-hosts, Chet "The Jet" Hawkins and Roxy Blaze, derail the broadcast with absurd celebrity gossip, fake animal conspiracies, and outlandish jokes. Sunny Rae brings her signature clueless charm to the weather, while sports guy Bobby "Big Shot" Brooks tries (and fails) to keep things professional. Facts and fiction collide in this off-the-rails, laugh-out-loud premiere — because no one asked for it, but you’re getting it anyway!

The News No one Asked For Episode 1

The madness continues as Walter Stern’s patience wears dangerously thin in Episode 2 of The News No One Asked For. Chet "The Jet" and Roxy Blaze turn a simple news update into a chaotic circus of fake alien sightings, celebrity goat weddings, and a conspiracy involving glow-in-the-dark pigeons. Meanwhile, Sunny Rae’s weather report takes a surprisingly steamy turn, leaving Walter red-faced and ready to walk off set. With Bobby "Big Shot" Brooks trying to hold down the sports desk, this episode proves once again — professionalism doesn’t live here.

The News No One Asked For Episode 2

Sunny Side Up... Or All the Way Down
Sunny Rae takes her flirty antics to a whole new level, pushing Walter to the brink of madness as he desperately tries to hold the show together. With steamy weather reports, inappropriate jokes, and Chet adding fuel to the fire, the newsroom spirals into chaos. Will Walter survive another broadcast, or will Sunny Rae’s double entendres finally break him?

The News No One Asked For Episode 3

The newsroom chaos hits a fever pitch in Episode 4, as Sunny Rae takes her "sexy weather" antics to scandalous new heights, leaving Walter barely clinging to his sanity. From wardrobe malfunctions to inappropriate jokes about "hot fronts" and "moist conditions," Sunny pushes every button Walter has — and then some.

Meanwhile, Chet "The Jet" stirs up even more chaos with a live stunt involving a trampoline, a leaf blower, and an ill-advised weather balloon. Roxy delivers her most absurd celebrity gossip yet, and Bobby just watches helplessly as the newsroom descends into absolute madness.

It all boils over when Walter finally snaps, unleashing a profanity-laced tirade so intense, the station's censors are still recovering.

Come witness the meltdown that will go down in fake news history — the episode where Walter Stern finally loses his mind, and somehow, The News No One Asked For manages to survive… barely.

Scott Powers

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