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Guest Brian Leger of 3 Skullz Music Production

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.

SailBoston 250: Global Grooves & Tall Ships

Seeing all the incredible Tall Ships in harbor inspired Melody to set sail on a global musical voyage for this episode of THE SPINNING DERVISH SHOW! Grab your passport for a high-octane trip around the world, charting a course from classic and indie rock to Latin, Cumbia, Indian beats, and so much more.

It’s a Super Sizzling Summer Show!

STRIKE THE BOX! heat is here with a super sizzling summer show to kick off vacation. This broadcast archive is loaded with fresh tracks, classic favorites, and a legendary Casey Kasem outtake. Tune in to hear how Casey Kasem and Ogden Edsel tie together in this high-energy rock playlist.

The Year We Rocked Everything

ROCK & REELS throws it back to 2015 for a look at the big laughs, big tunes, and movie mayhem that defined the year. Special guest DJ Sarah T. joins us on the decks to bring the heat with a killer playlist featuring hits like Trainwreck and Rock the Kasbah. We relive the year that rocked with a high energy mix of music and cinema.

Fireworks of Music from the July 4th Show!

Strike the Box! brings a fireworks display of sound to celebrate the July 4th holiday. This broadcast archive features a massive, patriotic playlist packed with fresh music from Julez and the Rollerz, Rose Hound, and Hello Rangoon. Turn it up for a high-energy mix of tunes spanning all decades to get you bouncing.

Happy 250th America!

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.