The Nightsound Show is hosted by a number of very unique, entertaining individuals, on a rotating basis. Often hosting in groups of two or more in order to benefit from the 'buddy system', they include:

Rachel Kiel
After five years in the Concrete & Crowbar fighting circuit, Rachel Kiel turned her attention from bloodsport to music. Her songs secretly detail her career there, with references to her fallen opponents and her contemplation on violence in civilized society. In many parts of the world, parents use her name as a warning to little children to eat their vegetables and go to sleep when told.

Will Halman
Although he looks just like you or me, but more like me, Will Halman is in fact a multi-sensory hologram projected from a satellite in low-altitude orbit and operated by a highly sophisticated computer program. His sole purpose is to learn from us, and in the learning to teach us about who we truly are.

Blake Hughes
When the Academic Institute for Incandescent Intellect International (A.I.I.I.I.) lost the contributions of Blake Hughes, they hired a symphony of blind orchestral prodigies to perform outside his window for seven days straight in supplication. Although this single-handedly re-invigorated contemporary classical music, he maintained that his interests lie elsewhere.

Jesse Skene
After winning the city of Monaco in a card game, Jesse Skene decided to give his fortune to orphans and walk the earth. The Blue People of Appalachia call him "The Bear with Lighting Claws."

Former Hosts/Show Crew

Chris Wimberley, Producer
Heir to stately Bitchfield Manor, philanthropist Chris Wimberley devotes his time to various artist charities such as Espresso Shots of Love, Get Guitarists Girlfriends, and the Wimberley Bitch School. He holds a world record the he prefers not to talk about.

Andy Campbell, Editor, Guest Host
What is the scent of intrigue, the sound of epiphany, or the touch of a baby's smile? Only this: Andy Campbell.

Jenn Swaringen, Web Design, Guest Host
All things known about Jenn Swaringen are largely believed to be fictional, regardless of evidence to the contrary.