Familiar songs. Different voices. Fifty years of love. 7 Days of Cake celebrates alternate versions, unexpected covers, family memories, and Jan & Art’s 50th anniversary, with DJ Tea, Mr. Announcer Man, and Mickey Fingers inside Eclectic Wonderland.

The coffee has gone cold. The records are still humming quietly to themselves. Stardust & Static continues the story that began in Extraterrestrial Encore, inviting listeners into the quieter half of the journey. Through dream pop, ambient music, original voice overs by Mickey Fingers, and artwork by Celeste Violet, this late-night transmission explores friendship, curiosity, and the feeling that perhaps the universe has been listening all along.

What happens when visitors from another star system fall completely in love with 80s alternative music? Welcome to Extraterrestrial Encore: 80’s Hits From Beyond (The Full Story), where curious extraterrestrials discover community radio, record stores, coffee, dream pop, Wisconsin cheese curds, and a little station called WDRT. Featuring original voice overs by Mickey Fingers, artwork by Celeste Violet, and a soundtrack full of wonderfully strange cover songs, this two-part

February 2026 was a big month for Eclectic Wonderland on WDRT 91.9 FM, celebrating the show’s 4-year anniversary, welcoming Mickey Fingers as a new co-host, and launching the After Hours world of Velvet Umbrella Radio. The month’s broadcasts featured indie, dream pop, darkwave, and Valentine-themed mixes curated by DJ Celeste (DJ Tea) and Mr. Announcer Man.

There’s a moment in every show where you know it’s about to go off the rails. This week? That moment involved a kazoo. DJ Celeste (DJ Tea) built the detonation chamber (psychedelic pop, novelty brilliance, machine love, cartoon boyfriends) and then handed me the fuse. My Love Explodes wasn’t subtle. It wasn’t polite. It wasn’t meant to be. And honestly? Neither are we. (If you’re curious what happens after the curtain closes… stay tuned.)

Eclectic Wonderland has officially expanded… 🎩 Mickey Fingers is now part of the Eclectic Wonderland family - and yes, the rumors are true: the show is now officially… “Now With More Testosterone.” This post is your velvet-lined welcome portal: the backstory, the official announcement, exclusive audio clips (including After Hours), and the chaotic origin tale of how this weird little radio family formed through mixtapes, Artist Way madness, Gala Violet creation sessions, an

This week’s show is an Alternate Valentine’s Day affair: moody torch songs, haunted duets, and twisted cover songs wrapped in synth and sighs. Featuring: Daniel Ash, The Cure, Bat for Lashes, Princess Chelsea, Everclear, Angel Olsen, Rainbow Arabia, and more. Hosted by DJ Tea, Mr. Announcer Man, and Mickey Fingers — with sonic seductions and feral fondue fantasies between the grooves. 💋 Because love is weird. And that’s why we’re here

Celebrate Mr. Announcer Man’s Unbirthday with a genre-hopping, mind-bending sonic toast: from “Pac-Man Fever” to “Mr Oxford’s Underwear,” this show is a chaos confetti cocktail of joy, rebellion, and absolute absurdity. Playlist includes tracks from They Might Be Giants, Spike Jones, Frank Zappa, Worm Quartet, Gala Violet, Mickey Fingers, Subsuelo, and more...birthday zingers, and surprise moments from the vault. Unofficially, But Officially… Welcoming Mickey Fingers to Eclec

This week we celebrate our collective Capricorn chaos - DJ Tea, Mr. Announcer Man, and Mickey Fingers, - all born in the heart of winter, all creatively caffeinated since birth. Our unbirthday bash blends Wonderland whimsy, theatrical flair, and just enough glitter to keep things weird.

🦇 “Today’s episode is called ‘Un-Dead Air’, a graveyard-glam mix of gothy favorites, cult film themes, and iconic darkwave delights. Think of it as your favorite Halloween mix CD… if it came from beyond the grave.”

Hit Play & Tune In | More Shows on Mixcloud [Click Here] Once Upon A Dark Fairytale 🕯️ Once Upon a Time… Welcome back to the velvet-curtained edges of Eclectic Wonderland. This week’s spell: “Once Upon a Dark Fairytale.” A haunted carousel of lullabies, twisted circuses, melancholic waltzes, and starlit freakshows. Inspired by the same gothic glamor that birthed Masquerade of Shadows, this episode dives into shadowy folk tales, vintage theatrics, and the kind of oddball pag

The show itself carries that same spirit: absurd, playful, cosmic. Renaldo & The Loaf, The Residents, Bruce Haack, Bran Flakes, Negativland, Barnes & Barnes, Beachfront Vinny — all the oddities you’d expect, but threaded with Gala Violet originals and inside jokes too.