King Baby Duck comes fresh off his guest spot over on the Issues Program, and does his best to say nice things about Derek Jeter's retirement. An old entertainment segment from the WMWM Salem days is dug up for a
King Baby Duck praises the Seattle Seahawks for giving Peyton Manning such a savage beatdown, then goes hands-on with the video game Outlast for an audio Let's Play! The Lego Movie earns its way into the host's heart, and the
King Baby Duck corrects himself as he explains why he reported on a Nintendo news story that (predictably) turns out to be fake, and praises the Grammys for finally embracing electronica with Daft Punk getting the big wins. A long-deserved
King Baby Duck takes to task the good little reminder that good journalists never do pay-for-praise, and wonders why Candy Crush Saga developers Studio King would be so greedy as to trademark each word of their game rather than the entire
King Baby Duck is surprised by the appearance of an old baseball video game franchise that's coming to take the torch away from 2K Sports, and is cautious about the reveal of Alien: Isolation. Plus the Fleming Brothers of Wicked
King Baby Duck gives thanks to everyone who helped on making his last two episodes a success, and shares his reasons why there weren't a lot of Japanese albums on his list. Fingers are crossed that EA Sports take the
The time has come! Who will be on King Baby Duck's Top Albums list? Who will be crowned the best album of 2013? Only one way to find out, and that's to listen! Plus, hear from Douceswild of Geek Aggro,
The final day of the year has come, which means it's time to reveal our list for favorite albums of 2013. In the first part King Baby Duck will share picks numbered 20-11, as well as a few of his
From all of us here at B3, we'd like to wish each and all of our fans and followers a very happy holidays! Usually with it being Tuesday, a Podcast should be launching today, but as it's Christmastime we figured
It's Christmastime in King Baby Duck's kingdom, and all he wants is to do a relaxing show and spin some of his favorite holiday tracks. However the Christmas spirit goes straight to Hell when King's long-lost (and initially thought-to-be-dead) grandpa