Podcasts about rock fm

Un poquito más de metal podcastero!! Qué bien lo pasamos con la encantadora visita de Raquel Piqueras de Rock FM hablando de los heavys y la ciencia, el gusto en los videoclips de los 80, las andanzas de Lemmy, la selección musical del Dr. Xaxa ... ¿Qué puede salir mal? ✅ Y además, es un gusto contar con el patrocinio en este podcast de Airbnb... ¡Y es que algunos viajes son mejores con Airbnb! ... ya lo deberíais saber:¡PÍLLATE UN AIRBNB! 😎 Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

🤘C´mon!!! Vamos a darle duro al guitarreo ante un nuevo concepto para el que nos vestimos de negro (todos menos Juan) y soltamos las melenas al aire. Un poco de headbanger podcastero con el mejor metal microfónico. Hemos contado con la gran Raquel Piqueras, locutora de Rock FM para que nos eche un cable y nos ayude. 🥝 Y lo que no falla son nuestros Kiwis Zespri!!! 🥝 Si te animas a compartir en Instagram tu elección saludable con el hashtag #ElijoSanoConZespri y lo envías por DM a @Zespri_es, podrás ganar una experiencia única: un showcooking con el chef Carlos Maldonado en una terraza en Madrid. ¡Empieza el día de la mejor manera con algo tan sencillo como comer un kiwi Zespri! ¡Entra en eligesano.zespri.com, elige tu reto del día y súmate al movimiento!

🤘C´mon!!! Vamos a darle duro al guitarreo ante un nuevo concepto para el que nos vestimos de negro (todos menos Juan) y soltamos las melenas al aire. Un poco de headbanger podcastero con el mejor metal microfónico. Hemos contado con la gran Raquel Piqueras, locutora de Rock FM para que nos eche un cable y nos ayude. 🥝 Y lo que no falla son nuestros Kiwis Zespri!!! 🥝 Si te animas a compartir en Instagram tu elección saludable con el hashtag #ElijoSanoConZespri y lo envías por DM a @Zespri_es, podrás ganar una experiencia única: un showcooking con el chef Carlos Maldonado en una terraza en Madrid. ¡Empieza el día de la mejor manera con algo tan sencillo como comer un kiwi Zespri! ¡Entra en eligesano.zespri.com, elige tu reto del día y súmate al movimiento! Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

🤘C´mon!!! Vamos a darle duro al guitarreo ante un nuevo concepto para el que nos vestimos de negro (todos menos Juan) y soltamos las melenas al aire. Un poco de headbanger podcastero con el mejor metal microfónico. Hemos contado con la gran Raquel Piqueras, locutora de Rock FM para que nos eche un cable y nos ayude. 🥝 Y lo que no falla son nuestros Kiwis Zespri!!! 🥝 Si te animas a compartir en Instagram tu elección saludable con el hashtag #ElijoSanoConZespri y lo envías por DM a @Zespri_es, podrás ganar una experiencia única: un showcooking con el chef Carlos Maldonado en una terraza en Madrid. ¡Empieza el día de la mejor manera con algo tan sencillo como comer un kiwi Zespri! ¡Entra en eligesano.zespri.com, elige tu reto del día y súmate al movimiento!

22/04/2025 | Programa del primer EGM de 2025, con récords históricos de esRadio, Catalunya Radio y de RAC1, que por fin consigue llegar a 1 millón. Suben la SER y RNE, y bajan COPE y Onda Cero. En musicales, las mayores subidas para Kiss FM y Los40 Classic, mientras bajan sobre todo Rock FM y Los40 Urban.

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous, je vous donne rendez-vous pour le 88ᵉ numéro de Freeway. Le huitième de la saison 8, qui cette année porte le nom de « My Name Is David » pour les cinq épisodes à venir. Le chapitre de ce soir s'intitulant « Easy Target ». Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16 titres, tirés des répertoires Hard Rock, AOR et Pop : Scorpions, Stevie Nicks, Rod Stewart, Ellen Foley, Winger, Randy Meisner, Depeche Mode, Suzanne Vega, Extreme, PM, Level 42, Roxette, Mammoth WVM, Ya-Ya, David Bowie et Cyndi Lauper.

Álex Clavero rememora 8 años de Rock FM y se burla de la competencia con ironía

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous, je vous donne rendez-vous pour le 87ᵉ numéro de Freeway. Le septième de la saison 8, qui cette année porte le nom générique de « My Name Is David » pour les cinq épisodes à venir. Le chapitre de ce soir s'intitulant « Wild Child » Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16 titres, tirés des répertoires Hard Rock, AOR et Pop : Bell, Blook & Candle, Deep Purple, Fleetwood Mac, FM, Heart, Led Zeppelin, The Humans, Rita Mitsouko, Scissor Sisters, Simple Minds, Simply Red, Status Quo, Starship, t.A.T.u, Texas & Paul Young.

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous, je vous donne rendez-vous ce soir pour le 86ᵉ numéro de Freeway. Le sixième de la saison 8, qui cette année porte le nom générique de « My Name Is David » pour les cinq épisodes à venir. Le chapitre de ce soir s'intitulant « Will You Be There In The Morning ?» Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16 titres, tirés des répertoires Hard Rock, AOR et Pop : Queensrÿche, Don Henley, Wax, London Grammar, Mötley Crüe,Electric Light Orchestra, The Struts, Loreen, AC/DC, Toto, Ph.D, Kim Carnes, Kiss, Chicago,TalkTalk et Belinda Carlisle.

Pilar García Muñiz conoce en 'La historia del día' a dos matrimonios y su forma de vivir el amor. Con Diego Cardeña, compañero de Rock FM, descubre que no todas las canciones de amor tienen el significado que creemos. 

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous, je vous donne rendez-vous pour le 85ème numéro de Freeway. Le cinquième et dernier épisode de la première partie de la saison 8, qui cette année porte le nom générique de « My Name Is Cody » pour ses cinq premiers chapitres. L'épisose de ce soir s'intitulant « How Can I Refuse ?». Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16, tirés des repertoires country et West Coast Californien : Eric Church, Dolly Parton & Ann Wilson, Wynona Judd, Tim McGraw, Jo-Dee Messina, Dire Straits, Granger Smith, Heir, Chris Stapleton, Alison Krauss, Luke Combs, Olivia Newton-John, Faith Hill, Christopher Cross & Frances Ruffelle et Lee Brice.

"Rock Fm e Radio Luxembourg" episodio tratto dagli archivi di Radio Pirata la Radio nella Radio

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous, je vous donne rendez-vous pour le 84ème numéro de Freeway Radio Metal. Le quatrième de la saison 8, qui cette année porte le nom générique de « My Name Is Cody » pour ses cinq premiers épisodes. Le chapitre de ce soir s'intitulant « Bad Animals» Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16, tirés des repertoires country et West Coast Californien : Steve Earle, The Chicks, Brad Paisley, Lee-Ann Womack, Maddie & Tae, Bryan Adams, The Doobie Brothers, Zach Bryan & Kacey Musgraves, Rascal Flatts, Darius Rucker, Sara Evans, Pages, Supertramp et Aaron Goodvin.

Soutenez nous sur Patreon Forfait 3€ épisode en accès anticipé sans pub Forfait 5 € épisode en accès anticipé sans Pub + Accès aux Podcasts Exclusifs Adapté de la Comédie Musicale Jukebox à succès Rock of Ages de Chris D'Arienzo créé en 2005. Rock Of Ages ou Rock Forever en France aurait pu devenir le West side Story des fans de Rock FM et de chemise léopard, malheureusement contrairement au film de Jerome Robbins et Robert Wise, la critique, le public, le créateur du show et même les acteur.rices du film ont trouvé ça absolument naze. Un Giga four d'autant plus surprenant qu'il a au sein de son casting la rockstar de la scientologie Tom Cruise qui a tout donné pour être un sosie éclaté de Axl Rose. Comme tout film nul, qui n'a pas rencontré le succès selon les fans, il y une armée de réfractaires qui demande une réhabilitation du film. On peut trouver notamment un article d'un certain Marvin Montes sur Ecran Large qui en parle comme si nous avions Singin in the Rain mais avec une Bo signé Journey sous les yeux.Alors on peut se poser la question, le monde a-t-il eu tort de laisser Rock of Ages à la station de l'oubli ? Comédie musicale distribuée par la Warner. Produit entre autres par New Line Cinema, Adam Shankman et sa sœur Jennifer Gibgot et Tobey Maguire avec un budget de 75 millions de dollars. Scénario écrit par Chris D'Arienzo, Allan Loeb et Justin Theroux et réalisé par Adam Shankman, réalisateur d'un Mariage trop parfait avec JLO, Baby-sittor avec Vin Diesel et Hairspray. La photo est gérée par Bojan Bazelli, le chef op de Abel Ferrara et Gore Verbinski.Deux jeunes employés d'un bar Drew et Sherrie profitent de la venue d'un chanteur vedette Stacee Jaxx interprété par Tom Cruise pour s'avouer leur amour respectif et lancer leur carrière musicale. Rock Forever raconte leur histoire d'amour à travers les tubes du Rock FM des années 80's.Abonnez vous sur Peakgaming pour les streams jeu vidéo Enregistré en live sur notre chaîne twitch ABONNEZ-VOUS ! Rattrapez le live sur notre chaine youtubeChroniqueur.e.es : Marvin MONTES, Wonder VESPER, Emmanuel.le PEUDON et présenté par Luc LE GONIDECHost : Luc LE GONIDECMusique Jean Baptise BLAIS Montage et mixage son : Luc LE GONIDEC Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous, je vous donne rendez-vous ce soir pour le 83ème numéro de Freeway Radio Metal. Le troisième de la saison 8, qui cette année porte le nom générique de « My Name Is Cody » pour ses cinq premiers épisodes. Le chapitre de ce soir s'intitulant « These Dreams». Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16, tirés des repertoires country et West Coast Californien : Kenny Chesney, Carrie Underwood, Chris Janson,Ashley McBryde, Linda Ronstadt, Robbie Dupree,Old Dominion, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Garth Brooks, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Florida Georgia Cruise, Shania Twain, Jerrod Niemann, Pink Floyd, Martina McBride et Player.

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous ! Je vous donne rendez-vous pour le 82ème numéro de Freeway.  Le second de la saison 8, qui cette année porte le nom générique de « My Name Is Cody » pour ses cinq premiers épisodes. Le chapitre de ce soir s'intitulant « Hey You ! » Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16, tirés des repertoires country et West Coast Californien : Alabama, Miranda Lambert, Cody Johnson, Terri Clark, Dierks Bentley, Airplay, Lady Antebellum, Michael Mc Donald, Luke Bryan, Mindy Mc Cready, Hardy & Lainey Wilson, Le-Ann Rimes, Reba McEntire, Wilson Phillips, James Ingramm et George Strait.

Álex Clavero monta su garito en Rock FM, con cerveza, concursos y mucho rock and roll.

Morning Glory - La mulți ani, Rock FM!

Today on the radio show. 1 - Smoko Chat. The Circle of Life song. 5:16 - What words do you pronounce wrong on purpose. 9:36 - Behind the scenes of the chase. 13:45 - Steve from Herefordshire ‘Animals are dicks'. 18:22 - Animals are dicks. Massive horses. https://prohorse.com.au/blogs/pa/largest-horse-breed  24:21- Science behind being a night owl. 27:53 - The Profanasauras. Letter 'A' 33:05 - Giving away a plane. 38:12 - Daily Dump. MRI for fetus. https://bit.ly/47JRooR  40:27 - The Rock FM in Mexico. 43:25 - Brad the boss lost his wallet in Mexico. 47:18 - Late mail. 51:05 - Last drinks. Get in touch with us: https://linktr.ee/therockdrive

El pasado 2 de agosto Aerosmith anunciaban su retiro definitivo de los escenarios ante la imposibilidad de que su cantante Steven Tyler se recuperase de su lesión en las cuerdas vocales que venía acarreando desde hace meses. No es la primera vez que la salud de Tyler pone en jaque el futuro del grupo, pero esta vez parece que van serio. Para charlar sobre su adiós y repasar su carrera contaremos como invitados con Marta Vázquez, periodista y locutora de Rock FM, y con Félix Ortega, antiguo compañero en Popular 1 y colaborador de Ruta 66. Y como siempre también haremos un repaso a algunas noticias destacadas de la semana, la agenda de conciertos, los charts, y al final, las recomendaciones de Oído, Visto, Leído. Enjoy!

Message de l'animateur Starchild :    Hello à tous ! Je vous donne rendez-vous pour le 81ème numéro de Freeway.  Le premier de la saison 8, qui cette année porte pour ces cinq premiers épisodes, le nom générique de « My Name is Cody ». Le premier chapitre de cette nouvelle histoire s'intitulant : « The Wolf ». Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16 titres essentiellement tirés du répertoire country et West Coast : Ambrosia, Suzy Bogguss, Zac Brown Band, Eagles, Emmylou Harris, Jamey Johnson, The Judds, Kris Kristofferson, Bill LaBounty, Patty Loveless, Montgomery Gentry, Taylor Swift, Josh Turner, Keith Urban, Trisha Yearwood et Young Gun Silver Fox 

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous ! Je vous donne rendez-vous ce soir pour le 80ème numéro de Freeway. Le second des épisodes d'été de la saison 7, « Visions Of Cody – Part II », en référence au roman éponyme de Jack Kerouac sorti en 1952. Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16 titres pour le moins éclectique, où vont alterner hard rock, Rock FM, rock, Rock Californien, et ballades avec ce soir : Pat Benatar, Christopher Cross, Corey Hart, Belinda Carlisle, Chicago, Climie Fisher, Balance, The Hooters Feat.Cyndi Lauper, Lynyrd Skynyrd, April Wine, Eagles, Poco, PM, Doobie Brothers, Fleetwood Mac et Caspian.

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous ! Je vous donne rendez-vous ce soir pour le 79ème numéro de Freeway. Le premier des épisodes d'été de la saison 7, « Visions Of Cody – Part I », en référence au roman éponyme de Jack Kerouac sorti en 1952. Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16 titres pour le moins éclectique, où vont alterner hard rock, Rock FM, rock, Rock Californien, et ballades avec ce soir : Mötley Crüe, Huey Lewis & The News, Cyndi Lauper, Paul McCartney, The Fray, America, Eddie Money, The Darkness, Roxette, Blondie, Freya Ridings, Best Coast, Foster The People, Southside Johnny, Don Henley et Simple Minds.  

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous ! Je vous donne rendez-vous ce soir pour le 78ème numéro de Freeway. Le dixième et dernier épisode de la saison 7, qui a porté, cette année le nom générique de « New Departures », et le titre de cet épisode : « Boys Don't Cry ». Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16 titres pour le moins éclectique, où alternent hard rock, Rock FM, rock, Rock Californien, Country et ballades avec ce soir : Hamish Anderson, Bad English, David Bowie, Kate Bush, José Gonzalez, Heart, Kiss, Mark This Hour, Richard Marx, Logan Mize, Nestor, Rush, Conner Smith, Paul Stanley, Toto & Young Gun Silver Fox.  

Domenica 9 giugno l'Auditorium di Radio Popolare si è trasformato in una succursale di Radio Rock FM, l'emittente che purtroppo 16 anni fa ha chiuso i battenti. Assieme ad alcuni dei protagonisti (a partire da Ariele, autore del morning show "Pane, burro e rock'n'roll", ma anche Mox Cristadoro e Maurizio Faulisi) abbiamo presentato il documentario It's only Rock FM but I like it di Alberto Sansone. Quest'ultimo, intervistato da Barbara Sorrentini, ha raccontato com'è nato il documentario che racconta gli ultimi esaltanti mesi di vita dell'emittente, tra ospiti, fan e conduttori "fuori dalle righe" come Roberto "Freak" Antoni, leader degli Skiantos. Il documentario è visibile qua: https://vimeo.com/694409353/0ed147773d

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous ! Je vous donne rendez-vous ce soir pour le 77ème numéro de Freeway. Le neuvième épisode de la saison 7, qui porte, cette année le nom générique de « New Departures », et le titre de cet épisode : « Lost ». Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16 titres pour le moins éclectique, où alternent hard rock, Rock FM, rock, Rock Californien, Country et ballades avec ce numéro : AC/DC, Def Leppard, Joe Egan, Enuff'ZNuff, Erasure, Fleetwood Mac, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, Night Flight Orchestra, Elvis Presley, Ten, Keith Urban, Ann Wilson & Mike Reno, Work Of Art, Young Guv, Zac Brown Band.  

Message de l'animateur Starchild :  Hello à tous ! Je vous donne rendez-vous ce soir pour le 76ème numéro de Freeway. Le huitième épisode de la saison 7, qui porte, cette année le nom générique de « New Departures », et le titre de cet épisode : « I Don't Know What's Going On ». Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16 titres pour le moins éclectique, où alternent hard rock, Rock FM, rock, Rock Californien, Country et ballades avec ce soir : ABBA, Aerosmith, Anastacia, Jane Child, Tom Cochrane, Sam Fender, FM, Harem Scarem, Hellyeah, Cody Johnson, Chase Mc Daniels, Nickelback, Paolo Nuttini, Police, Pure Prairie League & Van Halen. 

On this weeks podcast, shit man...bit oooon!  0 min - We can't possibly lose to Italy, can we? 5.13 min - Hot Knives: Trendy coaches, Touchies, and Olympic Motorsport 14.44 - Nathan Hindmarsh: NRL Grand Final 31.44 - Dave Duley: The lock that chased down Rupeni Caucau 45.23 - Nicks Bit: He's got a new job 50.43 - Question Time: Is Mulls the next Grant Nisbett? He's been commentating NPC lately and is full of 'sick' new phrases See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks podcast, shit man...bit oooon!  0 min - We can't possibly lose to Italy, can we? 5.13 min - Hot Knives: Trendy coaches, Touchies, and Olympic Motorsport 14.44 - Nathan Hindmarsh: NRL Grand Final 31.44 - Dave Duley: The lock that chased down Rupeni Caucau 45.23 - Nicks Bit: He's got a new job 50.43 - Question Time: Is Mulls the next Grant Nisbett? He's been commentating NPC lately and is full of 'sick' new phrases See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John has covid Hot Knives Nick wants to get rid of champagne Oscar Kightley Question Time See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John has covid Hot Knives Nick wants to get rid of champagne Oscar Kightley Question Time See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2019. február másodikán elhalkult a Rock FM, viszont helyette megjött valami egészen más, mégis ismerős: a Rocker Rádió! Kalácska Gábor, aki korábban a Rádió Rock 95,8 programigazgatója volt, útnak indította a Rocker Rádiót online, lényegesen nagyobb szabadságfokkal és más struktúrával. Azóta már "mellékvágánya" is van a Rockernek, plusz több mint négy év történetében is volt mit átbeszéljek Gáborral. Rocker Rádiót hallgatnál? Katt ide: https://rockerradio.online/ Rocker Rádió a Facebookon: https://www.facebook.com/rockerradiohu Rocker Rádió az Instagramon: https://www.instagram.com/rockerradio/ Ric$ a Facebookon: https://facebook.com/szenegetorichard Ric$ blogja: https://ricsandgreen.hu Ha bármi észrevétel, hozzáfűznivaló, témaötlet van, azt a rics@ricsandgreen.hu címre küldhetitek! Ha szeretnéd, hogy több videó készüljön, akkor támogasd a csatornát a https://patreon.com/ricscast oldalon, használd a "köszönet" gombot, vagy vásárolj pólós csomagot a Facebook oldalamon! Ha szeretnéd hamarabb megnézni a videókat, válaszd a csatornatagságot! Köszönöm! Felvétel, mastering: Faragó Sztivi István - Carver Recording https://facebook.com/CarverRecording Intro zene: Fellegi Ádám Intro hangok: Lukács László, Fejes Tamás, Sidi, Big Daddy L, Juhász Marci, Paddy

To celebrate 100 shows (this is the 101st), we find out who has the longest drive on The Sporting Rumble. Apart from that, we also have John's Hot Knives, including a potential future Tennis GOAT and, unsurprisingly, Richie Mounga. There's no time for a Nicks bit or Question Time this week as we were so preoccupied with the drive-off, but a massive thanks to the Velocity Range @ Remuera Golf Club for hosting us. https://velocityrange.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To celebrate 100 shows (this is the 101st), we find out who has the longest drive on The Sporting Rumble. Apart from that, we also have John's Hot Knives, including a potential future Tennis GOAT and, unsurprisingly, Richie Mounga. There's no time for a Nicks bit or Question Time this week as we were so preoccupied with the drive-off, but a massive thanks to the Velocity Range @ Remuera Golf Club for hosting us. https://velocityrange.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

THE ROADIES from 95.5 ROCK FM Chicago are built different, here's a clip from our interview with Marris. Episode 36 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themiddayliveshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themiddayliveshow/support

Salutare, prieteni. Întâi de toate, vă amintim că marți pe 28 vă așteptăm la Întâlnirea Vorbitorincilor. Mai sunt câteva bilete :). Altfel, la noi vine Răzvan Exarhu de la Rock FM. Povestim despre copilăria în familia de greci de la Brăila, despre începuturile radioului, depresie, dar și regăsire la maturitate. Se dă și o șampanie. Altfel, naționalismul și conservatorismul nu sunt chiar ceea ce ne dorim. Pe lângă cărți avem și reportaje, dar și o vizită la Veneția.  https://tickets.cine-max.ro/cinema-veranda/35971 00:00 Ce este cenaclul Unico Vero și cum a fost la Bruce Dickinson. 16:22 Câte un pic despre conferința noastră și ce vrea ea. Anunțăm și următorul oraș.  24:20  Îngrijorările sănătoase judecă atitudinile naționaliste, dar și modul în care conservatorismul ne încarcă viețile. O fi bine să ai religie la Bac 43:03 Răzvan Exarhu spune și glume care nu pot fi date la radio. Dar nici la podcast.  2:06:02 Neașteptările vin cu o piesă de la Coma, dar și un cântec legendar.  2:16:11 Spuma filelor aduce reportajele de la Superscrieri, dar și trei cărți. Javier Marias - Tomas Nevinson, Giuliano da Empoli - Magul de la Kremlin, David Grossman - Mierea leului  2:44:38 Fotbalamucul calculează șansele echipelor la Liga Campionilor. Oare să fi trecut blestemul Benficăi? 2:59:41 Boarding Pass are drumuri la Florența  

On the radio show today:   1 - Jay, the lifesaver 6 - Barnesy's new alarm clock 9 - Midwave Breaks' Bruce Conlon joins the show 15 - Auckland Council are fantastic at tackling the big issues... 17 - Crook Book: Jay becomes Italian 19 - Rock Chronicle back for 2023 22 - Friday Night Takeaways with The Dr 27 - Friday F Yeahs 30 - The Jay dictionary 34 - Last drinks  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the pod today:   0 - Shall we record an ep. from the Arctic? 3 - Mad, shit traditions: Weird sports 16 - X Files: Getting back at people 30 - Classic work experience tales   NOTES: https://bit.ly/3KwsSxV See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the pod today: Why petrol, fire and alcohol don't mix well How not to bury a horse with a hangover Another tale of Huntsman spiders terrorising people A place you can head for a punch up since you can't visit the temples Sniper that got nailed whilst listening to the pod  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the pod today:   0 - Rog from the Rumble plays rugby for the first time 7 - The ooooool' electric puha 10 - Trying to catch a spider 17 - The most yuck things you've seen (if you get past this point you are a champ) 28 - A destroyed balloon knot See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the pod today:   0 - Guy died listening to us 4 - We've all saved a life once 8 - Tie on the head = f*ckwit 13 - What we all want in life seems to differ rather heavily 26 - Rusty sheriff's badges, crocs, and one of the greatest yarns in NFR history   Secret to Abundance    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the radio show today:   1 - "Still had some growing up to do..." 9 - Must Watch: That 90's Show 13 - Know The Drill w/ Milwaukee 16 - Must Listen: Prince Harry Spare 21 - Dodgy Dates for Valentines Day 29 - The ultimate dad jokes 36 - Last drinks See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the pod today:   0 - NFR Nicknames Vol. #3 4 - Military chat & Med-Hat 10 - Dunc woke up with a horse shoe in his pocket on Satdee 19 - A bit of 'recreation' & stories from our weekend down south 20 - Jay went a whole convo without saying 'buddy of mine' 22 - James Webb has a yarn 26 - Dr Caleb's sick running soundtrack & Feedback from 'Anon' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the radio show today:   2 - 10 cups of goon and a crocodile = "hates gonna hate" 6 - Know The Drill w/ Milwaukee 8 - How to know if you're going bald 10 - The mild inconvenience burglar 15 - Nicknames Vol. 31 19 - Winner drops an F bomb live on-air 22 - Jays best ever radio moment, this day last year 26 - Late Mail: Clever scams 30 - Last drinks See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the pod today 2 - Jay's 40 today 14 - Jay's sister has a poem for us 16 - "Other than that, sweet as" 19 - Jim Hickey & mates with shit partners 25 - Aidan Copp: The insane sheep shearing world record holder 36 - 1/4 ton of fun make a return...? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the radio show today: 2 - Jay is 40 today! We have messages from workmates for him 11 - Pak N' Dave 14 - Family messages for Jay 18 - Watto's Worth A Watch: Wakanda Forever 22 - Aidan Copp the wild shearer 26 - Friend messages for Jay...including that chick from New Plymouth 32 - Better Work Stories: Truckies 39 - Last drinks See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the pod today: 0 - Mate of a Mad Dog got into a sticky sitch with a shark....or was it 6 - Dunc's eldest's first day of school 16 - A story this Sniper has never told anyone... 23 - Royals chat 27 - Breaking the law breaking the laaaaawSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the pod today:   0 - Duncs mate Jen has a yarn about police corruption & malaria pills in Africa 24 - Bumhole written on a forehead 31 - Past partners & Jay being used 38 - Shout outs & our hectic yarns from last yearSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 11 finds us talking to Clair and Dave from London pirate, Rock FM. They came up with the idea of RFM in the pub, so it seems appropriate that we chat to them while they are having a Sunday lunchtime drink (hence all the pub noise). We hear about how they new nothing about LBP radio, not even listeners, and from this inauspicious start they went on to run London's premier rock pirate for five years. They even got a telling off from Radio Caroline.

It's the return of our ocassional series, We Can't Have Nice Things.  This week, we look at radio contest and promotions that went badly wrong, often at the draft stage.  Free nude wedding anyone? 1-star review shirt! and shirt raising money for Ukraine Red Cross at yourbrainonfacts.com/merch 02:45 Radio Luxembourg's Ice Block Challenge 06:02 Bait & switch 10:12 Rules are rules 17:36 Review and news 20:40 No accounting for taste 22:15 Library of Chaos 27:27 Good, better, breast 30:08  Playing matchmaker  Links to all the research resources are on the website. Hang out with your fellow Brainiacs.  Reach out and touch Moxie on Facebook, Twitter,  or Instagram.  Become a patron of the podcast arts! Patreon or Ko-Fi.  Or buy the book and a shirt. Music: Kevin MacLeod, Bobby Richards . Canadian radio station AMP Radio in Calgary, caused a lot of buzz with a promotion called “Bank it or Burn it” which asked listeners to vote whether they should #BANK C$5,000 and give it away to a listener, or #BURN the money, literally. With 54% of the votes, the option to #BURN emerged victorious, and AMP Radio burned C$5,000 and put it on YouTube.   A YouTube video was posted of the station's morning show hosts throwing the bills into an incinerator.  AMP Radio defended their actions noting that businesses can easily spend C$5,000 on marketing in a week, and that their promotion has garnered a lot of talk, but at what price?  While this promotion received a lot of attention, the vast majority of it came from outraged Calgarians claiming that they would no longer be listening to station. However, that hasn't stopped AMP Radio from continuing the promotion.  The second phase is currently underway, and this time C$10,000 is at stake.   Radio stunts, and their shifty cousins, radio hoaxes, have been with us since the early days of broadcasting as a favorite marketing tool to gain listeners and advertising sponsors. Orson Welles' 1938 "War of the Worlds," caused widespread panic among listeners, who actually believed Martians were invading.  The fallout can range from disappointment to embarassment to property damage, crimes against the person, and even deaths.  You probably recall the incident in California in 2007 where a contest called Hold Your Wee for a Wii, where contestants had to drink a large volume of water and the last person to go to the bathroom would win a video game console, resulted in a woman's death from acute water intoxication.  New Yorkers are unlikely to forget the day "shock jocks" Opie and Anthony finally went too far with a contest that encouraged people to have sex in public, with one couple opting to have their dalience in St. Patrick's Cathedral.     Today's topic was voted on by our patrons, including our newest member Paul D and Pigeon and our All that and Brain Too supporters, David N and EmicationLikely, who just got a bonus mini dealing specifically with radio pranks while I struggle, and struggle it is, to confine this episode to promotions and contests.  The pranks go way, way worse.  Patrons get early, ad-free episodes, but you can also get a glimpse of next week's show and what it's like hanging out in the booth with me by following my tiktok; I've start live-streaming *some of the recording process.     There's nothing new under the sun and that applies to radio contests as much as anything else in life.  Take Radio Luxembourg's and the ice block expedition of 1958.  The challenge: to transport three metric tonnes of ice from the arctic circle to the equator, without the benefit of any form of refrigeration.  The prize was set at 100,000 francs per kilo of ice that made it to its destination as a solid, or about a million bucks per tonne in today's money.  Radio Luxembourg felt they could put their money where their mouth is since who could transport ice that far without refrigeration?  The contest drew fewer hopefuls than your average ‘say the phrase that pays' call-in, but the Norwegian company Glassvatt took them up on it.  A company that produced fiberglass insulation, incidentally, and is still in business today.     Ice was cut out of the Svartisen glacier in 200kg blocks, flown to the nearest town, and melted together into a single 3,050kg block of ice.  It was then wrapped in the company's signature glass wool and placed in an iron container on a truck donated by the Scania company and fueled with with gas donated by Shell.  This was an opportunity for publicity for everyone involved, not just the radio station.  Together with a film crew and a van full of equipment, they  expedition set off from the Norwegian city of Mo i Rana on February 22, 1959, stopping in Oslo to pick up over 600 lbs/300kg of medicine to schlep along to a hospital in Lambarene, Gabon, because when else was so much cold storage going to be going that way?   They made stops in Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France, which was the comparatively easy bit, then on to Algeria, Niger, and finally Gabon.  That's when the going got tough.  Not a lot of paved roads across the desert, plus Algeria was in the midst of a civil war for independence from France.  Getting stuck in the sand was a frequent occurrence that cost them hours of digging-out time in the 120degF/50C heat, and their supply of water ironically rather limited.   It took a month a day, but they did it!  And the giant block of ice had only lost about 11% of its weight to melting, so even if Radio Luxemborg didn't pro-rate for partial tons, Glassvatt was still looking to collect about $2mil.  Except.  Radio Luxembourg had withdrawn the offer.  When an insulation company stepped up to their ‘move ice without refrigeration' challenge, Radio Luxembourg got cold feet, npi.  The cancellation wasn't the jerk move it sounds like; they actually called it off before the Glassvatt truck even set out.  Glassvatt decided to continue anyway, because even without the prize, it still seemed like good publicity.     That's really the name of the game, the whole reason radio stations do these things.  It's the aural equivalent of butts in seats.  You've got to entice the public to listen to your station over all their other options.  They can be cheaply run, these contests.  Folks my age probably won a bumper sticker, which costs the station very little, or some concert tickets, which often cost the station nothing since they come from the promoter.  But a constant need for contests means you've got to keep them interesting while not blowing through the promotions budget.  This leads some DJs to get creative and not in a good way.  Oh and a word about DJ.  My mom really wants me to refer to radio DJs as “on-air radio personalities” such as when I reference her background in FM radio in NY and FL in the 70's, because these days “DJ” means Skrillex types, but I can't be asked, so for today, they're all DJs.   In 2005, a Bakersfield, CA station announced they were giving away a Hummer to the person who could correctly guess the number of miles that two Hummers the station had had supposedly driven around the town during the course of a week.  The answer was 103.9, the same as the radio station's frequency, which one Shannon Castillo cleverly guessed.  She must have been on cloud 9 to have won herself a $60k vehicle, which if I were her I would sell because it would cost $60k in gas, so you can imagine her disappointment when she went to collect her prize and was handed a remote control car.  Castillo hired an attorney, and I don't blame her, who pointed out that the station had indicated that the vehicle had 22” rims, so either they were claiming it was a real vehicle or that was one jacked-up RC car.  Castillo sued the station for $60k, but as if often the case, lot of news outlets carry the initial story about the lawsuit, but nobody cared to report how it came out.  That's my research bug-bear.  Well, one of them.   A similar but 166% worse frustration was felt by that same year by Norreasha Gill, a KY woman who was the to the lucky tenth caller in a contest to win “100 grand.”  This was going to be life-changing!  She told her kids how they could finally buy a home of their own and have financial stability, so she probably saw red when she turned up at the station to collect her prize, only to be handed a 100 Grand candy bar.  I like caramel, rice crispies, and chocolate as much as the next person, probably more than a lot of next persons, but I totally agree with Gill suing the radio station for 100,000 actual dollars.   Pulling the wool over peoples' eyes is not only mean-spirited; it can also land businesses into all manner of trouble.  You can't say “it was just a joke” and go about your business.  A FL Hooters, not a radio station, I grant you, learned that lesson in 2001 when they held a contest among their waitstaff for most drinks sold, with the prize being a Toyota.  The winner was blindfolded and led out into the parking lot to discover her Toyota was a toy Yoda, a foot-tall figure of the puppet from Star Wars.  She quit and sued the owners of the franchise, settling out of court a year later.   Radio stations operate under the auspices of the Federal Communication Commission, and they have some pretty firm opinions about what shenanigans you can get up to if you want to do it on the broadcast airwaves.  The rules require a radio station fully and accurately disclose the material terms, aka the relevant details of the contest, which cannot be deceptive, misleading, or patently false, and then to follow through with those terms.  If you're talking about a contest on the air, you have to give the material terms on the air.  It's not good enough to say “we're giving away a hundred grand, see the website for more info” and on the website, admit that it's a candy bar, no siree.  No claiming it was just a joke if you made it out to be a legit contest.     The FCC fined a Kansaa station $4,000 for failing to announce all material terms of a contest, even though it was on the website, and for failure to comply with the terms for their Santa's Sack contest.  Listeners were to call in and guess what was in Santa's Sack and you'd win what was in the sack plus a teddy bear; seems simple enough.  A listener who guessed the sack held $1,000 was told she was wrong, but the next day, she heard someone else guess $1k and that person was proclaimed the winner.  The first caller complained to the station and when that went nowhere, filed a complaint with the FCC.  With the feds breathing down their necks –don't forget, the FCC isn't just about issuing fines, they can yank your broadcast license– the radio station claimed it was an innocent mix-up among the staff, some of whom included the value of the $10 teddy bear and some didn't, and that the rules were on their website.  The radio station then sent a check for $1,000 to the complainant, meaning they were out $5k over a $10 teddy bear and for want of a memo.     The FCC issued KDKA in Pennsylvania with a Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture, a scary-sounding document that says “Look what you did!  I should take away your license for that.”  On Thanksgiving day 2007, a DJ, I assumed bored or annoyed at having to work a holiday, said that he'd give away $1,000,000 to the thirteenth caller and he'd do it once an hour.  A listener called and was told he was the thirteenth caller and was then placed on hold for 43 minutes before being put through to the DJ and immediately hung up on.  The station claimed that the on-air contest rules did not apply here because listeners should have realized it was a joke.  The FCC disagreed, since the DJ never said anything to indicate he wasn't serious, at one point saying it was “the real deal,” and he announced the “contest” *several times during his 3-hour show.  After finding that the on-air contest rules applied, the FCC smited them–smote?-- for the tag team of failure to announce the material terms *and failure to comply with said terms, i.e. pony up the dough, and fined the station $6,000.   An LA station got their own Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture and $6k fine after they held a contest online with a drawing for tickets to the musical Les Miserables.  Their web site said the contest would run from 3:50 pm on May 29 to 8:50 pm on June 2.  A listener complained to the FCC after the station awarded the prize to three people at only 3:00.  Yer man must really have wanted to see Les Mis.  The radio station responded that the on-air contest rules didn't apply to its contest because the contest was exclusively online.  The FCC disagreed.  The rules apply to "all contests conducted by the licensee and broadcast to the public" and since the radio station had announced the contest several times on-air and told listeners who entered the contest to stay tuned, it was an on-air contest.   You don't necessarily need the FCC in your stable to hold a radio station's feet to the fire.  Just ask the folks at Singapore's Gold 905 after their big-money game “The Celebrity Name Drop.”  They made a montage of 14 celebrity voices, edited so that each celebrity said one word of “Gold 9-0-5, the station that sounds good, and makes you feel good.”  I couldn't find a clip of it, but if you do, hit up the soc meds or post it in soc.   To win $10,000, the caller had to correctly identify each voice in order.  It took a skilled ear, as well as listening out for other people's right and wrong guesses.  Muhammad Shalehan thought he had it after a month of puzzling and repeatedly trying to get through the phone lines, but when he read his list of names, the DJ said he got one wrong.  A few weeks later, Gold905 declared they had their winner, one Jerome Tan, and that was a wrap.     Except.  Listeners jumped on the station's FB page, pointing out that Shalehan had given the right answer more than two weeks earlier.  Mediacorp, the station;s parent company, said that Shalehan's attempt was invalidated because he failed to pronounce the string of celebrity names accurately, specifically that of Tony Hadley of Spandau Ballet.  So Muhammad went to the mountain or in this case, the internet, whereby Shelahan was able to locate Hadley's management and ask if they could help.  He then got a video from Hadley himself, confirming that, while Muhammad Shalehan has a “slight accent,” he had, in fact, “pronounced my name absolutely correctly.”   Armed now with some pretty bitchin' evidence, Shalehan went back to the station again.  After viewing Hadley's video, Mediacorp …. still refused to pay out. [sfx]  But they offered to make a “goodwill gesture” of $5,000.  By then, the online community, a barely-controlled and badly-tempered beast on the best of days, was having none of it, making for some long work-days for the PR department.  Finally, Mediacorp relented and paid Muhammad Shalehan the full $10k.     MIDROLL  don't forget ad sting   If these stories haven't made you face-palm and ask “what were they thinking,” I'd bet my mortgage one of these will.  Strap in, kids.  The tragic Hold Your Wee for a Wii contest wasn't the first or only radio station promotion to involve urine.   In 1999, KOMP 92.3-FM of Las Vegas DJ Greg McFarlane was trying to think up a novel approach to give away some Mötley Crüe tickets.  His first idea was to have contestants re-enact the Pamela Anderson-Tommy Lee sex tape live on-air, fully clothes of course; wouldn't want to be in bad taste.  Idea number 2: make contestants drink their own urine.  Y'all 1999.  What was the value in seeing Motley Crue in 1999?  That cheese had been moldy for years.  Three die-hard fans actually came into the studio, then lost their nerve when confronted with the fact that McFarlane was in no way kidding.  Then, in McFarlane's own words, “The fourth guy walks in, pushes everyone out of the way and throws it down like it was Pepsi.”  So concert tickets for guy #4 and an empty cardboard box to McFarlane, to gather his personal effects because he's just been sacked.   Hey, remind me to check my stats and see how many people jumped ship in the last 60 seconds.  For those still with me, we go now to a library in Ft Worth, TX, where the staff suddenly found themselves terrorized by crowds of people ransacking the stacks.  Unbeknownst to them, a KYNG DJ thought it would be a keen idea to announce that he had hidden $100 in $5 and $10 bills between pages of books in the library's fiction section.  Even adjusted for inflation, that's just under $200 to try to outcompete hundreds of other people for.   "People started climbing the bookshelves; they started climbing on each other, and books became airborne," library spokeswoman Marsha Anderson said, adding that 3k books had been thrown on the floor and some ended up ripped and with broken spines.  Count the books on your nearest bookcase or shelf.  How many of those would need to get to 3k?  That's a lot of damage!   Do I need to say that the library has an amount of heads-up from the radio station and that amount was none, or did you just assume because what librarian would agree to that?  More than 500 people stampeded through the Fort Worth Central Library looking for the money.  There was money in the library – the station claimed it was $100 and that was the only amount it was ever said to be, whereas a number of people in the money-mob thought it was as high as $10k.  A KYNG spokesman said the DJ was only trying to boost public interest in the library by giving away about $100, and they had no idea where people got the $10k idea.  That was after the fact of course.  In the moment, it was the librarians who had to handle the situation...because they couldn't get ahold of anyone at the radio station.  They told the crowd the only thing that could possibly make them stop looking – that someone already found the money and had just left.     Sometimes it's not judgment that's wobbly; it's taste, subjective as that may be.  BRMB in Birmingham, England ran a contest where they would pay for the winner's wedding, which as anyone less clever than my hillbilly butt getting married in my own yard both times can tell you can really run into money.  There was, of course, a catch.  The station reserved one creative right for the wedding that the station paid for.  This wedding had to be conducted au naturale.  In the buff.  Nude.  At a minimum, the happy couple had to be in all their glory; don't know if there was a maximum.  The lucky couple, who won by listener vote, had been together for eleven years, attributing their long engagement to the cost of the wedding.  Again, back yard, it's free.  The station paid all the expenses and the bride and groom held up their end…as it were, though the bride had her veil and the groom used a top hat as a fig leaf.   Your other why-is-this-so-expensive life event would come just after the end of your life, your funeral.  It costs as much as a decent used car and you don't even get to enjoy it.  Half of that would be handled if you won the contest offered by Radio Galaxy in Germany – they'd pay for your funeral, provided your funeral cost less than 3000 Euro and a modest one could.  Listeners sent in their own epitaphs, that being the words on their tombstone, like how Winston Churchill's says “I am ready to meet my Maker. Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter.”  But you can't have a party without a party-pooper and the radio station was hit was a lawsuit from the Association of German Undertakers.  Also in Germany, station RTL 89.0 wanted to give away a Mini Cooper, but couldn't apparently be asked to put a lot of effort, or forethought, into it.  They just said, pull off the most amazing stunt.  Because that's safe.  Whatever the other entries were paled in comparison to the stunt submitted by the eventual winner – he would have the word mini tattooed on … how to put this delicately?... onto an appendage which most gentlemen would find distressing to have labeled “mini.”  The winner, Andreas Muller, went through with it, live on air with the female host looking on.  Can you imagine if the station refused to give him the car though?   That kind of personal touch would have been right up the alley of the folks at WDVE 102.5 in Pittsburgh.  Every year, for the festive holiday season, they hold a "Breast Christmas Ever."  Yep, they foot the bill for breast enhancement surgery.  To the surprise of no one, the event has come under fire from both feminist groups and health care advocates, who should like us to remember a boob job is surgery and surgery carries risk.  But sometimes, even the tackiest contest isn't as bad as it seems - there's always a silver lining if we look for it.  A Calgary station did a similar give-away and the winner, by popular vote, was a 19 year old trans-female listener who was quotes as saying having breast implants would mean she wouldn't "have to face so much bigotry on a daily basis."   Ottawa radio station Hot 89.9 looked at all that and said Hold My Molson's.  They put on a “Win a baby!” contest.  Specifically, they would pay for up to three rounds of in-vitro fertility treatment up to $35,000.  The contest drew criticism like jellowjackets at a cook-out, but it wasn't without redemption – it brought attention to the issue of IVF funding in Ontario just before voters head to the polls to vote if the provincial government should be required to pay it like other health care.   Said Beverly Hanck, executive director of the Infertility Awareness Association of Canada, “The station is clearly, clearly capitalizing on vulnerable patients that are desperate to have a family.”  The fact that couples have to turn to a radio contest at all points to a “sad state of affairs” in Ontario, she added.   Morning show host Jeff Mauler said the contest was intended to appeal to the station's 24 to 54 year old demographic, but that it has opened up a dialogue about an issue that is “more common than you think.”  “Anyone who complains is lucky enough to have kids or doesn't want kids,” Mauler said. “Anyone in the struggle doesn't slam the contest.” Common enough that more than 400 couples applied for the contest, which they launched on Labor Day.  Because of course they did.   If babies aren't your thing, how about a full-grown human woman?  Edmonton's the Bear FM also poked the bear with their contest to win a Russian bride.  The Bear partnered with an on-line matchmaking service that connects Russian women with foreign husbands.  Problem the first: eww.  Problem the close second: it's not uncommon for women you can meet through such services being exploited.  Employment and Immigration Minister Thomas Lukaszuk found the contest so offensive, he pulled his ministry's advertising from the station.  The prize included a free two-week trip to Russia, and $500 spending money.     New Zealand radio station The Rock FM sponsored their own contest in which the winner would be flown to the Ukraine to pick a bride from an agency, originally called “Win a Wife.”  When people complained, they changed it to “Win A Trip To Beautiful Ukraine For 12 Nights And Meet Eastern European Hot Lady Who Maybe One Day You Marry.”  Well, does what it says on the tin.  This is the same station that, when they needed a contest for Valentine's Day 2012, crab-walked around love and instead offered to cover all the costs of one lucky couple's divorce.  Asterisk, you had to drop the Big D bombshell on them live on the air.  Who says romance is dead?  No one who's watching OFMD on a binge loop for the last 9 days…not that I know anyone like that.  It's just a hypothetical.  An offly specific hypothetical   If you're thinking to yourself, it can't get worse than that, you haven't been paying attention.  Again in Canada (it's always the quiet ones), a Halifax radio station q104 put on a foreign bride contest.  The contest, which would send the winner to Prague, closed on March 8, International Women's Day.  The program director JC Douglad said firmly that there was no sexual connotatioin to the contest.  The men are promised dates with women in the Czech Republic, but they station made no warranty, express or implied, as to how those dates will go.  Okay, sure, but you've kind of undermined your position by calling it the "Male is in the Czech," didntcha?   And that's…AMP Radio defended their actions noting that businesses can easily spend C$5,000 on marketing in a week, and that their promotion has garnered a lot of talk, so it was kind of the same thing.  While a lot of Calgarians vowed to stop listening, then went on to do it again, this time with $10,000. this podcast remember thanks