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While we wait for Spring to arrive, we are bringing the heat with new music from The Peppermint Kicks, Michael Des Barres, and Palmyra Delran. Tune in for two hours of freeform radio filled with special drops and deep cuts to keep you toasty.
Don’t be fooled by imitations. Episode 139 of The Broadcast presents the third and final volume of our “Fools” series, featuring a full setlist of songs with “fool” in the title.
Sometimes the best material is left on the cutting room floor. In this episode of The TakeOver, we revisit the heavy metal songs that finally get their spotlight.
Grab your skates for a trip down memory lane! Rick’s Rock Shop celebrates 1970s roller skating music with a mix of funk, classic rock, and those essential couples skate classics. Stream the full format-free archive at WRBRocks.com.
The countdown continues as On The Record Radio dives back into the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. In this installment, we explore the list from 400 down to 301, specifically filtering for the essential rock and rock-adjacent records that shaped music history.
The First Wave sits down with the team from Collective Premium Cannabis to explore the science behind plant cloning and their upcoming community events. We also introduce the station’s newest host, Keith, for an inside look at the inspiration behind his show, Outside In.
The Rock & Reels Radio Show takes a deep dive into 2007 with a spotlight on comedy hits like Knocked Up and Hot Fuzz. This episode features high-energy tracks from The Ramones and The Clash along with a tribute to Chuck Norris for the ultimate mid-2000s nostalgia trip.
Joey B and Pxlicy sit down with Hip Hop IQ to discuss the independent journey, creative roots, and the premiere of the new track “Diggin’ Holes” ft. Apathy.
Ric Everhard brings all six minds to the MELTED studio. From alternative hip hop to cinematic storytelling, dive into the world of 6 Minds Combined.
Hold on tight! We’re whirling around and running late for The Spinning Dervish Show. Expect a raspy voice, a bit of shenanigans, and an untamed landscape of sound as Melody navigates the switchbacks of freeform radio.