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Red rover, red rover, send Timmy back over
Yup, I was gone before the Mikey Show fiasco, but do know that a wacky morning show was not a feature the original creators of that station wanted.— November 17, 2014 2:37 p.m.
Red rover, red rover, send Timmy back over
I didn't have a big role working at 94/9, but I was there for a while and it's really sad to see it wither away like it has. Musically, it introduced the comforts and benefits of a college radio setting to people who wouldn't normally seek out non-mainstream music. You could hear the Dead Milkmen, Massive Attack, The Specials and Black Flag in a given hour. So I guess looking back, 94/9 won many battles, but ultimately 91x won the war.— November 11, 2014 9:47 a.m.