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.
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.
THE SPINNING DERVISH SHOW radio show tackles Primary Day with an eclectic live broadcast featuring Rock, Classic Rock, Indie, Hip Hop, Soul, and Bluegrass to cure those political blues.
METAFACTION PRODUCTIONS radio show highlights incredible local talent on MFP Radio 62, bringing regional favorites directly to independent live radio.
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.
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.
METAFACTION PRODUCTIONS RADIO SHOW showcases outstanding local music on MFP Radio 61, featuring live broadcast tracks from Major Moment, Witchforce, Space Casino, Krixus, The ZYG 808, and more.
THE ALL-IN SPORTS HUDDLE features new Lowell High football head coach Joe Harris and official Patriots historian Bob Hyldburg, author of “Total Patriots.”
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.
Turn it up for the on-demand replay of MFP Radio 60! We’re back with a heavy multi-genre session featuring local favorites like Major Moment, Witchforce, Krixus, and The ZYG 808. Plus, we’re expanding our regional footprint and introducing Rhode Island’s own Nine Men’s Misery to the rotation. From hard rock and heavy metal to indie rock and hip hop, lock in to discover the talent making noise across New England.