It's most likely drivel. One night a week and a half ago I sat down with the recorder and reminisced about the follies and misadventures of youth. I recalled most of the dark moments. Topics included getting tossed out of college, drunk driving and a slew of romantic and/or sexual encounters. It was as if the minidisc recorder was a confessional. It felt good to expunge that kopf-schiesse. Then I touched up the dialog a bit and put some music in the background. So, this may be podcast gold or crap. Frankly, I haven't figured out the difference yet. Enjoy.
The Dark Backward was a dark comedy released in 1991. Written and directed by Adam Rifkin who later directed Small Soldiers, the movie got horrible reviews. 
I was invited to a party on July 4th out at Joe's cousins house. He lives out in the boonies north of Minneapolis. The house was off the main road (on Central Ave, way north of the cities) and had one neighbor bordering a large field. On the other side of his house away from the road sharing his driveway was his uncles house. I didn't know how many where there but by the time we arrived, several seperate cookouts were wrapping up and people had gathered into seperate intermingling circles. It was a very warm crowd with any number of people offering you barbeque or beer at any given moment. Several of my friends (Pete, Jim and Brad) had gone out and gotten a box of fireworks. I had the opertunity to see large boat prop spinning balls of fire bounce off their neighbors roof just missing the older people on their patio as well as roman candles jammed into PVC pipes completely melting the plastic and turning a makeshift driveway marker into a glowing pile of plastic. I had just bought a Sony Cybershot T-1 which had a fireworks mode. The following was captured using just the camera. The music is Manson. Enjoy.