Exotic Tiki Island Podcast with Tiki Brian - Show 39

A surfing adventure and a visit to the Enchanted Falls

Originally published July 23, 2015

Summary:

Show 39 of the Exotic Tiki Island Podcast begins with a high‑energy twist as Tiki Brian and Captain Scotty B invite listeners to surf their way to Exotic Tiki Island. After catching a massive wave across the Pacific, the group lands on the main beach and settles in with the captain’s signature Dreamsickle cocktail, a creamy, tropical drink perfect for a hot island afternoon. With Hawaiian music drifting through the warm breeze, the episode sets a relaxing tone before the adventure continues deeper into the island.

The journey leads up the jungle trail toward the Enchanted Falls, but not without a few surprises. Along the way, the group encounters the ever‑eccentric Shrunkenhead Ned, who offers humorous “witch doctor wisdom,” and narrowly escapes a headhunter ambush. Once they reach the falls, lush exotica music fills the air as mermaids appear to sunbathe on the rocks, creating a magical, serene moment. To avoid further danger on the return trip, the captain guides everyone back via the Rivers of Adventure, ending the episode with a peaceful boat ride before catching a final wave home. The show closes with warm mahalos and an invitation to enjoy more music on ETI Radio.

Tracklist

1. Blue Mist (of Bora Bora) - The Tiki Creeps
2. Sea Foam (Live) - The Tiki Creeps
3. Kon Tiki - The Beat Tornados
4. E Ku'u Baby Hot Cha Cha - Lena Machado
5. Blue Lei - The Kahauanu Lake Trio
6. E Naughty Naughty Mai Nei - Mel Peterson
7. Simba - Les Baxter
8. Shrunken Head Ned segment
9. Quitet Village - Martin Denny
10. Kono's Revenge - The Tikiyaki Orchestra
11. Come Back to Paradise - 101 Strings
12. Moonflowers - Dorothy Lamour
13. Stars over Maui - Mokuaina Blue
14. Music From Paradise - Bill Lee
15. Adventures In Paradise - The Challengers
16. Rain In Rangoon - The Markko Polo Adventurers
17. Theme from "Tiki Wonder Hour" - Combustible Edison
18. Pesadilla - Buddy Collette and The Jazz Samba & Don Ralke
19. Low Tide - Los Straitjackets