#90.9

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[nocturnalsoundss]

Omg

6-8pm ill be accompaning some newly met people on the radio!!!

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Statue of St. Edith Stein, Brockton by WBUR Boston's NPR News Station Via Flickr: This church serves a large Cape Verdean community in Brockton. Radio Boston: The Boston Archdiocese celebrates 200 years

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Season 9, Episode 16

[spliffscientist]

Friday Night Fallout

Hyped right now cause every Friday from 10:30pm - 1:00am they play that classic/underground hip hop at my local station

[amoura3]

Visit Original Link

Esquinca le tira mierda a la Ibero, a 90.9 y hasta a los jesuitas.  Ironias de la vida. 

[kernc]

My Inspiration

The true inspiration for this blog, as told by the blog's description, is the area's singular late-night radio jazz program. 90.9 WRCJ hosts, from 7 until the early morning, an "everything goes" jazz show. Some old classics, newer underground composers, and even some skat construct the lineup.

The earlier portion of the show is hosted by the smooth talking Tony Mowod. The man who says very little in a super deep voice gives a perfect vibe to the jazz songs that follow. The later weekday host, Bob Parlocha, is a jazz know-it-all. This man, between songs, covers a little bit of the history of the band while describing its key members.

The music is great and I can honestly say I listen to the program every single night for at least 40 minutes to an hour. Go out and support your only local jazz station that is funded entirely by grants and listener donations.

As the station constantly repeats - don't be a listener; be a listener / member.

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Andy Licks the Doorknob by jbm0 on Flickr.