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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.

1987 Unleashed: Music, Memories & Mayhem

ROCK & REELS blasts everything from the Beastie Boys to Whitesnake, proving once again that the year 1987 ignored genre boundaries for pure volume. We dive into the neon-soaked chaos of Less Than Zero, the explosive energy of Good Morning, Vietnam, and the suburban adventure masterpiece Adventures in Babysitting, delivering a heavy dose of rebellion, heart, and 80s insanity.

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.

Red, White and Play

Rock & Reels celebrates the American summer with an Independence Day encore featuring special co-host Mike Denison. We dive into the patriotic movie moments and anthems that define the holiday. From the explosive energy of Rocky IV and Independence Day to the classic rock sounds of Tom Petty and Neil Diamond, we bring you the ultimate 4th of July playlist.

Back to ’92 with Taz & DJ Franatic

Rock & Reels takes a trip back to 1992, the year movie soundtracks ruled the world. Taz and DJ Franatic blast iconic tracks from Wayne’s World, Encino Man, and Reservoir Dogs, bringing the attitude and chaos of early 90s cinema to the studio. From head-banging rock to cult-classic vibes, we celebrate the music that defined a generation.

Chicago After Dark

Rock & Reels takes a deep dive into the heartbeat of the Windy City—the music, the attitude, and the unmistakable Chicago swagger. From blues-drenched streets to record-store nostalgia and late-night city energy, we spin the tracks that define Chicago’s soul, including the iconic soundtracks from John Hughes films and The Blues Brothers.

Rated “R” For Ridiculous

Rock & Reels explores pure comedy chaos by diving into the funniest moments in movie history. We revisit the kind of Gen-X humor that hits harder than a late-night rerun of your favorite sitcom, breaking down the jokes and comedy classics that defined a generation.