Oops He Did It Again
THE FIRST WAVE starts out well with Intern Parker checking in on his summer before quickly devolving as Pete stumps John and Becka yet again in an agonizing game of Song Song.
THE FIRST WAVE starts out well with Intern Parker checking in on his summer before quickly devolving as Pete stumps John and Becka yet again in an agonizing game of Song Song.
ROCK & REELS blasts everything from the Beastie Boys to Whitesnake, proving once again that the year 1987 ignored genre boundaries for pure volume. We dive into the neon-soaked chaos of Less Than Zero, the explosive energy of Good Morning, Vietnam, and the suburban adventure masterpiece Adventures in Babysitting, delivering a heavy dose of rebellion, heart, and 80s insanity.
THE FALLOUT: Corbin struggles while waiting on Scout to arrive and make the show better. Someone find Scout!
METAL MANIFESTATION METHOD: Eric spins a heavy dose of regional talent featuring local hard rock and metal heavyweights like Scarecrow Hill, Prospect Hill, Allele, and more. Stream the broadcast recording on-demand now to catch all the local tracks along with a stacked mix of hard rock, heavy metal, classic rock, and indie favorites.
MELTED Frankie Hollywood here and what an awesome night on MELTED as we caught up
On this broadcast of THE SPINNING DERVISH SHOW, Melody dives into sculpture gardens, home bathroom remodels, and vocalists with insane 7-octave ranges! Press play for an eccentric set powered by rock, progressive tracks, soul, and folk.
METAFACTION PRODUCTIONS RADIO SHOW: More of your local favorites including Krixus, Major Moment, Witchforce, The ZYG 808 and more!
THE ALL-IN SPORTS HUDDLE previews The Movement Family’s Frank H. Cann 3v3 basketball tournament with Michael Gorman, followed by Patriots analysis from Coach Paul Gonnella.
STRIKE THE BOX! An icon of local music recently passed away, Jeff Conolly of the
SATURDAY SLAPPERS takes an hour to celebrate our favorite medium with songs about radio in their titles and themes, plus tracks featured in pivotal movie scenes like The Warriors. Turn up this tribute for big rock melodies and timeless New England radio nostalgia.