The Exotic Tiki Island Podcast is a proud part of the Tiki Broadcasting Company (TBC)Universe - a creative network that unites ETI RADIO, Tiki Cocktails, Tiki News, and other immersive island‑themed channels. As a TBC Original, the podcast expands the shared world of Exotic Tiki Island through storytelling, music, and tropical escapism, connecting listeners to the broader tiki experience crafted by TBC.
Exotic Tiki Island Podcast with Tiki Brian - Show 9
A visit to the Vergin Volcano
Originally published August 23, 2012
Summary:
This episode of the Exotic Tiki Island Podcast begins with a lively radio exchange between the mainland and Island Base, where Captain Scotty B reports that the islanders have been tuning in to various tiki‑themed broadcasts drifting mysteriously across the airwaves. Once the messages fade, listeners board their vessel and travel back in time to Exotic Tiki Island, arriving on the Main Beach to warm breezes, hammocks, and vintage Hawaiian melodies. The peaceful setting offers a moment of relaxation before the real adventure begins: a long trek through the jungle toward the island’s most sacred and dangerous landmark, the Virgin Volcano.
As night falls, the group reaches the foot of the volcano and quietly observes the local natives performing their monthly Exotica ritual to appease the feared fire goddess. Drums echo through the jungle, dancers move in rhythmic patterns, and the ceremony builds to a dramatic climax meant to protect the village from molten lava for another month. After witnessing the rare ritual, listeners journey back through the jungle to the Main Beach, where their boat awaits to return them to the present day. The episode closes with warm aloha, gratitude for the visit, and an invitation to return soon for more island adventures.

Tracklist
- The Natives Are Restless Tonight - Don Tiki
- I'll Remember Sweet Hawaii - The Waikikis
- The Cocoanut Wireless - Ray Charles Singers
- Paradise lsle - Johnny Pineapple
- Wiki Wiki Mai - The Royal Garden Islanders
- Lovely Hula Hands - Aloni Lani and the lslanders
- Malia - Sam Makia
- Bali-Hai - Andre Kostelanetz
- Mangwani - Arthur Lyman
- Polynesian fever- The Surfman
- Mwanza Market Place - Tak Shindo
- Western Samoa - Musical Hertage Society
- Mganga! - Tak Shindo
- Tahi Nei Taru Kino - Polynesian Cultural Center
- Cumana - ArthurLyman
- Tahitian Dance- Ray Kinney
- Samoan Knife Dance - Chick Floyd
- Suger Moon - The Waikikis
- Hawaiian Village - Martin Denny
- There's still a lot of steam in Kilauea - Chick Floyd
- Malihini Mele - Poss Miyazaki







