Podcasts about fcc free radio

The Mutant Idiot Show,All podcasts are from studios of FCCFREE RADIO and archived by John Miller . Dung and John were friends for years. Thats how we have all most 100 2 hour podcasts that were recorded in the John Miller Studios of FFR in San Francisco CaliforniaDung passed a few years ago and WWMG has rights to the recordings and to replay. We miss him a lot, he would give John advice when asked a question about running FFR but make John think he thought it up.The Mutant Idiotshow returns to FCCFreeRadio.com! Hosted by M. Dung a broadcasting vet of 30 years. The Idiot Show began in 1977 in Allendale, Mi. at student radio WSRX. Dung has worked in Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco and San Jose. I left commercial radio in 1999, I now work at Intel and broadcast as a hobby, great to be part of the FCCFree family again!!All rights are owned by WayWacked Media Group.

The Mutant Idiot Show,All podcasts are from studios of FCCFREE RADIO and archived by John Miller . Dung and John were friends for years. Thats how we have all most 100 2 hour podcasts that were recorded in the John Miller Studios of FFR in San Francisco CaliforniaDung passed a few years ago and WWMG has rights to the recordings and to replay. We miss him a lot, he would give John advice when asked a question about running FFR but make John think he thought it up.The Mutant Idiotshow returns to FCCFreeRadio.com! Hosted by M. Dung a broadcasting vet of 30 years. The Idiot Show began in 1977 in Allendale, Mi. at student radio WSRX. Dung has worked in Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco and San Jose. I left commercial radio in 1999, I now work at Intel and broadcast as a hobby, great to be part of the FCCFree family again!!All rights are owned by WayWacked Media Group.

The Mutant Idiot Show returns to FCCFreeRadio.com! Hosted by M. Dung a broadcasting vet of 30 years. The Idiot Show began in 1977 in Allendale, Mi. at student radio WSRX. Dung has worked in Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco and San Jose. I left commercial radio in 1999, I now work at Intel and broadcast as a hobby, great to be part of the FCCFree family again!! We Miss you Mike!!

 The Mutant Idiotshow returns to FCCFreeRadio.com! Hosted by M. Dung a broadcasting vet of 30 years. The Idiot Show began in 1977 in Allendale, Mi. at student radio WSRX. Dung has worked in Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco and San Jose. I left commercial radio in 1999, I now work at Intel and broadcast as a hobby, great to be part of the FCCFree family again!! 

The Mutant Idiotshow returns to FCCFreeRadio.com! Hosted by M. Dung a broadcasting vet of 30 years. The Idiot Show began in 1977 in Allendale, Mi. at student radio WSRX. Dung has worked in Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco and San Jose. I left commercial radio in 1999, I now work at Intel and broadcast as a hobby, great to be part of the FCCFree family again!!

If you’ve discovered my work through this show and you want to know more about the Life is a Festival philosophy and how I met so many fascinating people to interview (or if you just want to hear some silly stories on my birthday) this is the podcast for you! My dear friend David Colón used to have the most delightful weekly radio program on FCC Free Radio called Behind The Mynd​. It was a celebration of San Francisco’s local musicians, artists, and creative humans. Every November I would come on the show to review my year. On this episode I had just returned from my biggest festival run as Creative Director of Fest300, Chip Conley​’s guide to the world’s best festivals. This was truly the peak of that special chapter in my life and I’m so happy to share it with you now. I’ve offered a lot of my perspectives on the podcast lately, including my morning ritual and my musings on whether life is still a festival in this time of crisis, so why share this now? Well, it’s my good god dang birthday! And I wanted to offer a whiff of nostalgia for a more playful time, a time when we still gathered and when our bungler-in-chief had yet to squeak his way into office. On the program we talk about surrendering to psytrance at Boom Festival Official​ in Portugal, how to stop showing off at Rainbow Serpent Festival​ in Australia, why you shouldn’t try iboga in an Airbnb in suburban Cape Town, and finally, how to be “anally dearmored.” The show is filled with jokes, adventure, songs, surprise callers, and the foundational ideas of Life is a Festival. Enjoy!

San Francisco based radio host at WIUV Castleton, Co-Founder/CEO at 3rd Axis Music and Entertainment, recording artist, producer, Sebastian Vego. Sebastian stops by Uncontained to talk shop about radio, podcasting and music. We also discuss the Standing Rock pipeline protest and why it hit him close to home. You can check Sebastian out at 3rd axis music, FCC Free Radio, Mix Kill Media and of course social media are in the links below. Tune in and find out how Sebastian Vego lives Uncontained #LiveUncontained http://www.twitter.com/sebastianvegohttp://www.instagram.com/sebastianvegohttp://www.facebook.com/sebastianvegomusic http://www.3rdaxismusic.wix.com/rebuildhttp://www.fccfreeradio.com/podcasts/sunday/whats-really-happening/http://www.mixkillmedia.podbean.com/https://www.reverbnation.com/sebastianvegohttps://www.facebook.com/Sebastian.vego15 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we welcome the wonderful and talented Emily Afton! Emily has been working hard on her new album Archetype and we are excited to dive into the process, the KickStarter that helped fuel its creation, and her life in general. Tim takes his co-hosting spot, as usual, and we’re sure there will be some silliness littered throughout. Enjoy!

It’s our inaugural episode! Behind the Mynd is proud to join the FCCFree team and we kick off with two wonderful guests. First up we welcome Ashleigh Thomas, the artist/creative responsible for Behind the Mynd’s logo/image! We dive into what it’s like to be an illustrator in the Bay area, we share tales of ghosts and Roman trodden roads, and how it feels to not have dreadlocks anymore. Our musical guest is long term friend Scarth Locke, who shares his latest musical project as well as his impeccable wit. Enjoy.

Rae pops a flirt muscle and is rehabilitating it and vows to never share a twin bed again. This episode is not for emetaphobes. Rae requests fans to write Erin and Rae fanfiction. They discuss *This Movie* and Mel Gibson's sexy fair well tour.