Say Goodbye to Summer
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.
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US Festival Show
THE BROADCAST WITH KLEM: Labor Day 1982 brought an unforgettable weekend lineup that changed the music festival landscape forever. Episode 153 tells the story of the artists, the legendary moments, and Steve Wozniak, the man who brought the dream to life.
How to Start a Long Weekend
THE TAKEOVER radio show delivers a high-energy party metal broadcast curated in part by members of RexRoller and Rev It Up, packed with Van Halen, Testament, Twisted Sister, and brand new tracks.
Back to School: The Director’s Cut
ROCK & REELS radio show welcomes Dr. Michael Flanagan to join Taz and DJ Franatic for a Back to School live broadcast full of laughs, stories, and high school movie classics.
MFP RADIO 62
METAFACTION PRODUCTIONS radio show highlights incredible local talent on MFP Radio 62, bringing regional favorites directly to independent live radio.
Regional Player Ratings with Zon3 and the Rise of Middlesex School Football
THE ALL-IN SPORTS HUDDLE We kick off the show with the team behind Zon3 in
The Early 00s
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.
Rhinestones and Fishnet Stockings are Optional at the Beheading
THE BROADCAST WITH KLEM radio show brings an eclectic live broadcast fitting Satan’s Rats, Stezo, Dolly Parton, Deaf Dealer, Barry Manilow, and Piss Factory alongside a nine-song Gossamer Condor theme set.
Tributes and Madness
THE TAKEOVER radio show pays tribute to Dolly Parton and Tim Curry alongside a heavy live broadcast featuring Celtic Frost, Metallica, AC/DC, White Zombie, Slaughter, and Kublai Khan TX.
Action Heroes & Midnight Icons
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.