There Was No Theme It Was Just Great
SATURDAY SLAPPERS radio show embraces full freeform energy on live radio, spinning outstanding tracks from Urge Overkill, Vixen, and Magnapop.
SATURDAY SLAPPERS radio show embraces full freeform energy on live radio, spinning outstanding tracks from Urge Overkill, Vixen, and Magnapop.
SATURDAY SLAPPERS radio show says goodbye to summer over Labor Day weekend with a curated live broadcast featuring end of summer tracks from The Afghan Whigs and moody seasonal jams.
SATURDAY SLAPPERS radio show delivers a wild mix of early 2000s tracks, combining contemporary hits and classic throwbacks into a live broadcast to celebrate a beautiful August Saturday.
SATURDAY SLAPPERS radio show celebrates the Big Bad Beautiful Apple with a full live broadcast tribute to New York City music, featuring iconic tracks from The Ramones alongside plenty of genre-blending surprises.
SATURDAY SLAPPERS: This week on Slappers we played–almost exclusively–songs by artists beginning with the letter P. Pixies, Plastic Bertrand, Pink Floyd…the list goes on.
SATURDAY SLAPPERS: On a muggy and steamy Saturday we tried to cool things down with some summer breezes and pop sheen. Not sure if it worked but it was a heck of a show!
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.
SATURDAY SLAPPERS sits down with old friend and special guest Brian Leger of 3 Skullz Music Production. We dive into Rick Rubin, trace where Steely Dan actually came from, and share a touching dad and daughter music story. Turn it up for another set of big beats, timeless rock, and New England radio nostalgia.
Saturday Slappers: Mount Rushmore (4 Greatest) Picks for 3 genres today: Rock, Punk, and Heavy Metal. Man those metal songs are long…
Saturday Slappers brings you the ultimate soundtrack for America’s 250th birthday, recorded right during the parade outside our station. Turn up this mix to relive those magical New England weekends from your youth when the sun was out, the beats were big, and life felt limitless.