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Action Heroes & Midnight Icons on ROCK & REELS: From Mark Wahlberg’s hometown hits to Ryan Reynolds’ high‑octane humor, plus a heartfelt nod to Dolly Parton and a spotlight on Tim Curry’s iconic roles, last week’s show packed in legends from every corner of the screen.
THE SPINNING DERVISH SHOW: Biking, paddling, partying … bouncing back ain’t what it used to be!
STRIKE THE BOX! radio show proves a little rain cannot stop the music, putting gloomy thoughts away with a live radio mix of Snoopy-dancing rock n roll, 60s garage, and new wave tracks.
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.
THE BROADCAST WITH KLEM radio show connects Sacco and Vanzetti, photography, and Madonna across a massive four and a half hour unedited live radio session.
RICK’S ROCK SHOP takes flight with a high-energy live radio broadcast dedicated to airplane songs! Featuring iconic tracks from Creedence Clearwater Revival, Elton John, Steve Miller Band, and Queensrÿche, this format-free set spans classic rock, hard rock, and heavy metal. Recline your seat and stream the full flight now on WRBRocks.com.
ROCK & REELS radio show throws it back to classic beach movies and warm weather jams, turning the live broadcast into a sunset-soaked summer escape along the shoreline.
THE SPINNING DERVISH SHOW radio show presents From McCarthyism to Woodstock, honoring friends and musicians with a deep live broadcast mix of Rock, Classic Rock, Indie, Psychedelic, Prog, Soul, Jazz, and Folk.
STRIKE THE BOX! It might be mid-August, but the sun is still strong and hot, just like this week’s show! New music from The Hellflowers, Paper Tigers, Code Blue, The Spongetones, Ghostberries, The Spackles, and Kevin Barber & the Lucky Seven.
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.