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PODCAST: https://progzilla.com/progressive-tracks-show-676-below-ground THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #676 (“Below Ground”) The music heard on this show isn’t easily found on the surface; it’s discovered through exploration of the spaces below. Mike invites you to hear what he’s dug up for you this week. [IMAGE: trelenna]
And your ProgTracks ‘Homework’: https://progzilla.com/progressive-tracks-show-392-the-current-lysergic
Mike "ProgTracks" Pollack
Is there any chance that anyone that knows a am/fm radio channel that still runs aduio dramas NOT a podcast like for my actual radio all I can find is podcasts when I try to find an am/fm radio guide for that
I just want my spooky stories on my spooky old radio like it’s supposed to be 😭
PODCAST: https://hidden.progzilla.com/progressive-tracks-show-675-different-is-good/ THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #675 ("Different is Good") It seems Mike has finally realized after 675 shows that what he plays is a bit different than other shows (he’s always been a bit ‘thick’... get it?). Tune in to hear what he means.
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Mike "ProgTracks" Pollack
PODCAST: https://progzilla.com/progressive-tracks-show-674-the-return-of-static THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #674 (“The Return of Static”) Mike returns after a rare two-week hiatus to bring his listeners more ‘static’, so they themselves don’t become ‘static’ in their listening habits.
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Mike "ProgTracks" Pollack
So I went to boarding school in the 1980s. One of the things we could do of an evening was check out a cassette player to listen to music. As well as listening to music, we would record our own radio shows and other randomness. I still have this one, I've not digitised it as it turns out 10-year-old public school boys from England have a very skewed view of the world, especially when it comes to the number of hot towels required during childbirth.
The Bopst Show puts out water for cats weekdays, 4-5 AM & PM (EST-USA) on Slack Radio.
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