Fr8monkey
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I listen to the radio quite a bit. Now with the wonders of the internet and I-phone aps. One can listen to radio programs anywhere, from anywhere.
Here are a few I listen from the "Great Northwest". Both are on the same station: KISW
The BJ Shea Morning Experience
On from 6:00AM to 10:00AM PST
BJ Shea - Is from Boston, Massachusetts. Shea self-describes himself as a "proud sci-fi, baseball-loving, epicurean geek." A significant amount of the show's content involves BJ engaging in explosive rants often covering perceived injustices, gender equality issues, proper familial behavior and various sports/entertainment related themes. BJ also frequently derides his co-hosts and supporting cast for their gaffes and incompetence. However, BJ has essentially admitted that his short fuse with his co-hosts is at least somewhat shtick.
The other is on the same station:
The Men's Room
2:00PM to 6:00pm PSD.
The show discusses a variety of topics, usually with a "question of the day" inspired by the day's news. The show is hosted by Miles Montgomery and Steve "The Thrill" Hill. The two usually start the show by introducing each member of the show and saying the number of the current show, followed by bringing up a top news story, which they turn into a question directed at the program's audience, encouraging listeners to call in with their responses. Callers are taken live in between music segments that follow the introductory question.
Regular segments during the week:
*A popular daily segment on the show is "The Shot of the Day"- where Thrill reads a story that would make one laugh, usually people doing strange, stupid and/or ironic things. After the story is read, all the members of the show have one mockingly-honorary shot of alcohol, usually tequila.
*On Mondays, listeners send in emails that include "unspoken" rules for all men to follow. These rules are read aloud to the audience and then the cast votes on the rule; if a majority of the cast agree with the rule, it is added to the Men's Room Rules.
*On Tuesdays, the Men's Room has a segment called "Sit and Spin". In this segment, the crew gathers around their drunk in charge (DIC), Ryan Castle. Castle will usually be mocked by Thrill and is generally perceived as very unpopular. Castle will then bring in a list of music related information which he reads to the cast and then they all listen to the music and then laugh at it and Castle.
*On Fridays, the crew allows listeners to call into the show and tell the cast jokes with the segment called "Bad Joke Fridays". The jokes are usually very terrible and will cause the crew to either laugh at the stupidity of the joke or cause them to be speechless at how terrible the joke was.
*"TV Time with Ted", during which Ted usually gives random shout-outs to people he met the night before the show. Strangely, he hardly talks about TV programs because he is easily distracted by the crew, this leads to him having to squeeze in his selected favorites at the last few seconds of the show.
Any ones you listen to that may be interesting to others?
Here are a few I listen from the "Great Northwest". Both are on the same station: KISW
The BJ Shea Morning Experience
On from 6:00AM to 10:00AM PST
BJ Shea - Is from Boston, Massachusetts. Shea self-describes himself as a "proud sci-fi, baseball-loving, epicurean geek." A significant amount of the show's content involves BJ engaging in explosive rants often covering perceived injustices, gender equality issues, proper familial behavior and various sports/entertainment related themes. BJ also frequently derides his co-hosts and supporting cast for their gaffes and incompetence. However, BJ has essentially admitted that his short fuse with his co-hosts is at least somewhat shtick.
The other is on the same station:
The Men's Room
2:00PM to 6:00pm PSD.
The show discusses a variety of topics, usually with a "question of the day" inspired by the day's news. The show is hosted by Miles Montgomery and Steve "The Thrill" Hill. The two usually start the show by introducing each member of the show and saying the number of the current show, followed by bringing up a top news story, which they turn into a question directed at the program's audience, encouraging listeners to call in with their responses. Callers are taken live in between music segments that follow the introductory question.
Regular segments during the week:
*A popular daily segment on the show is "The Shot of the Day"- where Thrill reads a story that would make one laugh, usually people doing strange, stupid and/or ironic things. After the story is read, all the members of the show have one mockingly-honorary shot of alcohol, usually tequila.
*On Mondays, listeners send in emails that include "unspoken" rules for all men to follow. These rules are read aloud to the audience and then the cast votes on the rule; if a majority of the cast agree with the rule, it is added to the Men's Room Rules.
*On Tuesdays, the Men's Room has a segment called "Sit and Spin". In this segment, the crew gathers around their drunk in charge (DIC), Ryan Castle. Castle will usually be mocked by Thrill and is generally perceived as very unpopular. Castle will then bring in a list of music related information which he reads to the cast and then they all listen to the music and then laugh at it and Castle.
*On Fridays, the crew allows listeners to call into the show and tell the cast jokes with the segment called "Bad Joke Fridays". The jokes are usually very terrible and will cause the crew to either laugh at the stupidity of the joke or cause them to be speechless at how terrible the joke was.
*"TV Time with Ted", during which Ted usually gives random shout-outs to people he met the night before the show. Strangely, he hardly talks about TV programs because he is easily distracted by the crew, this leads to him having to squeeze in his selected favorites at the last few seconds of the show.
Any ones you listen to that may be interesting to others?
