Friendsgiving: Music, Mischief & a Seat at the Table

Mickey Fingers

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🍂 Friendsgiving: November's Deliciously Unreasonable Gathering

Friendsgiving 2026

Music, Mischief & a Seat at the Table

Pull up a chair, darling. There's always room for one more.

November has arrived, and we're gathering our favorite oddballs, beautiful misfits, musical memories, guilty pleasures, and a few things that probably shouldn't be allowed near an open flame.

Welcome to Friendsgiving, our month-long celebration of friendship, music, stories, food, and the wonderfully unpredictable things that happen when creative souls gather around the same table.

We'll begin with a few encore broadcasts, giving October's strange adventures one last chance to wander through the doorway. Then we'll dig into the songs we secretly adore, share seasonal recipes from Dimension 5 Snacks, and prepare for a Friendsgiving gathering where three friends discover that the best stories rarely go according to plan.

Throughout November, this page will grow with new shows, listening links, stories, recipes, and whatever else finds its way into the kitchen.

Think of it as our ever-expanding holiday table.

Come hungry. Bring your weird. Stay for the music.

And remember, around here, nobody has to sit at the kids' table unless they really, really want to.

We Say fairwell to Rocktoberrr...

🎭 One Last Bow for Rocktoberrr

The pumpkins have gone quiet. The curtain has fallen. Or has it?

Before we pull up our chairs for Friendsgiving, we're giving Rocktoberrr 2026 one final, gloriously strange bow.

A month of mysterious invitations, haunted corridors, disappearing broadcasts, unexpected guests, and a Puppet Master who simply refuses to leave the stage.

Below, revisit the madness in our Rocktoberrr retrospective video, then follow the threads into this week's encore broadcasts, including COMIX and Spellwork from the Threshold, along with the final pieces of our October story.

The door to Rocktoberrr remains open for anyone who missed a chapter.

After all, some stories don't end when the curtain falls.

They simply wait for someone to open the door again.