Radio has always been in flux, shifting with trends, ownership, and public taste. From ocean waves to baseball field chaos, Contributing Author rollerboogie brings us a look at how stations change, and the lasting impact they leave behind
In times of crisis, true leaders emerge from the unlikeliest places. When the MTS Oceanos began to sink, musician Moss Hills stepped up, guiding passengers to safety in an extraordinary act of heroism. His selflessness not only saved lives but also cemented his place in maritime history as a beacon of courage.
Back with some of the oddest couplings since Felix and Oscar: it’s Contributing Author Chuck Small, bringing us a fun new collection of musical hand-offs
Boybands got sentimental, trip-hop got moody, and grunge still had a few screams left. The sound of an era caught between a slow dance and a mosh pit, all brought to you by Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan, providing copious notes on what was happening musically around this time… in 1995
It’s Part 2 of the informative, entertaining, and adorably named series from Phylum Of Alexandria. Get ready to listen…. and learn
Inspired by a grandfather’s wisdom, Contributing Author and Historian Bill “Virgindog” Bois explores how, depending on where we live, we all succeed -or fail – in fostering happiness
As Christopher Walken has famously said, “I got a fever. And the only prescription is: More Contributing Author rollerboogie!”
Fun fact: A billion is a lot: for example, a billion seconds is nearly 32 years! And, as we’ll learn from Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds, a billion is a lot of plays for a hit song. Let’s keep track of it all in this brand new chapter of Streams Of Statistics
The Beatles’ legendary “Spanish Indecision Tour?” Ringo balances blockbuster roles with his drumming duties? And whispers of a new Beatles album? It’s all in this Fab Four alternate history report from ersatz archivist and Contributing Author
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Amidst career uncertainties, a heartfelt letter serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of mentorship and kindness. Here’s Contributing Author Chuck Small.
Virgindog is right. Look at The Book of Lists No. 2 that came out in 1980 (or 1981, I forget),…
This may be a generational thing. He was a regular on talk shows back in the day and appeared in…
I do too. I even liked her 80s pop album.
Over her we have Gareth Gates. Runner up on the first series of Pop Idol in 2002 as a teenager.…
Funny, I think if you'd ask most "with it" music fans in the 1980s and the 1990s which one they…